Canada eSIM plans from £2.49
Affordable connectivity for every adventure to Canada.
Canada eSIM plans from GBP £2.49, on Bell Canada and Freedom Mobile. Install it at home and you're online when you land in Toronto or Vancouver.
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A Canada eSIM for City Breaks, Road Trips and Cross-Border Travel
A Canada eSIM is a prepaid, data-only plan that installs on your phone, so there's no SIM card to hunt for at the airport after a long flight. You buy it online, install it before you leave, and it connects to a Canadian partner network when you arrive.
Canada-only plans run from 1 GB to 60 GB with validity from 14 days up to 60 days, enough for a long weekend in Montreal or two months on the road. Crossing into the United States or carrying on to Mexico? North America plans cover all three countries on one eSIM, including an unlimited-data option that lasts from 10 to 88 days.
You pay once, upfront, which helps you avoid daily roaming charges from your home carrier. Your usual SIM stays active for calls and texts, and 24/7 support is there if something doesn't connect.
Canada eSIM Coverage on Bell, Freedom Mobile and Bragg
Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks for your plan: Bell Canada, Freedom Mobile or Bragg Communications Inc. Data is reliable across Toronto, Montreal and the other big cities, and along the busy corridor that links them.
Canada is enormous and most of it is empty, so coverage follows the cities and the main highways. In the Rockies you'll usually find signal in Banff and Jasper townsites and on stretches of the Trans-Canada Highway, but it drops away on the Icefields Parkway and in the backcountry of Jasper National Park and Yoho National Park. On the West Coast Trail, plan for days with no signal at all.
Download offline maps and trail information before you leave town, and carry a satellite messenger for remote hikes. Further north, around Great Slave Lake, coverage is limited to the few towns.
Check what's left in your EscapeSIM dashboard before a long drive into Banff or a day trip to Niagara Falls.
A warning arrives before you run low, and plans that support top-ups let you add data without buying a new eSIM.
A regional plan also works in the USA and Mexico, so a road trip that crosses the border doesn't mean swapping eSIMs.
Your regular SIM keeps taking calls and texts, and the Canada eSIM runs maps, rideshare and messaging apps.
Get Connected in 4 Steps
Select a prepaid data plan that fits your Canadian itinerary.
Check your email for your digital eSIM profile, delivered within seconds of purchase.
Open your phone's eSIM settings to scan the QR code and follow the on-screen prompts.
Enable data roaming when you land to connect to a local Canadian partner network.
Why Travellers Choose Our Canada eSIM
A Plan for a City Stay
A week in Toronto or Quebec City mostly means maps, transit, restaurant bookings and photos. A 1 GB plan lasts 14 days and a 2 GB plan 15 days, which covers light use on a short visit.
Planning to stream, video call or upload a lot from the CN Tower and Old Quebec? Step up to a larger size so you're not rationing data by day three.
A 3 GB plan lasting 30 days suits a month of light use, for example a slow trip between Montreal and Quebec City.
More Room for a Longer Route
Cross-country road trips and working holidays need data that lasts. Canada-only plans go up to 60 GB and stay valid for up to 60 days.
Navigation through the mountains, campsite bookings and weather checks add up fast, so size the plan to your route rather than just the number of days.
Expect long gaps between towns in the prairies and the north, and save maps for each leg before you set off.
Canada and the USA on One eSIM
Many trips cross the border, heading south from Vancouver or over from Niagara Falls into the United States. North America plans cover Canada, the USA and Mexico, with 1 GB to 50 GB lasting 7 to 30 days.
For heavy users, an unlimited North America plan runs from 10 to 88 days, so streaming and video calls don't eat into a fixed allowance.
Short stopover plans with 1 GB or 3 GB for seven days suit a quick connection through Toronto or Vancouver on the way somewhere else.
A Better Fit Than Home Roaming
Travellers flying in from Australia, the UK and elsewhere often pay a daily roaming fee to their home carrier. A prepaid Canada eSIM swaps that for one upfront cost.
Turn off data roaming on your home SIM and let the eSIM carry your data, while your usual number still receives calls and texts.
Because the plan is prepaid, the data side of your trip costs what you paid for it and nothing more.
Who Our Canada eSIM Suits
Book campsites and check road conditions near Fairmont Banff Springs, then save offline maps for the mountain passes.
Use digital tickets and park maps at Canada's Wonderland or La Ronde without hunting for Wi-Fi.
Check tides and weather before heading to Chesterman Beach or the West Coast Trail, knowing signal fades beyond town.
Join calls from WeWork or Spaces in Toronto and Vancouver, and keep working between meetings on a larger plan.
Canada eSIM Questions
Match the plan to your trip. A city break suits a 1 GB or 2 GB Canada plan, and a longer road trip suits a bigger plan lasting up to 60 days. If you're also visiting the USA or Mexico, a North America plan covers all three, and the unlimited North America option suits heavy streaming or video calls.
Maps, messaging, browsing and some social media come to roughly 0.5 GB a day, so a week of light use is around 3 GB to 4 GB. Video streaming and video calls use about 1 GB per hour, so plan bigger if you do either. You can track usage as you go in your EscapeSIM dashboard.
Yes, with a North America plan, which covers Canada, the USA and Mexico. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks in each country, so there's no swapping when you cross the border. A Canada-only plan works only in Canada.
No. These are data-only plans without a Canadian phone number. Your home SIM stays active, so you keep your usual number for calls and texts. To reach people in Canada, use internet calling in apps like WhatsApp over your eSIM data.
In the townsites and along much of the main highway, yes. Signal fades on the Icefields Parkway between the two parks and disappears on most backcountry trails, so download offline maps before you go. The same applies to the remote parts of any national park in Canada.
For most visitors, yes. You install it before you fly, so you have data at the airport instead of searching for a store. Your home SIM stays in your phone for calls and texts, and the data cost is fixed upfront.
The lowest-cost choice is the smallest plan that still fits your trip. A 1 GB plan lasting 14 days suits a short visit with light use, and a stopover plan suits a quick connection. Size it with the 0.5 GB a day guide, since buying too small means topping up later on supported plans. For trips beyond North America, the Global plan covers 114 countries.
It depends on your route and how much data you use. A Canada-only plan suits a trip that stays in Canada, a North America plan suits a trip that includes the USA, and the unlimited option suits heavy use. All are prepaid, so you avoid your Australian carrier's daily roaming fee, and your Australian number stays active.