How Many eSIMs Can I Have? 

With a few smart habits, you can manage all your eSIMs with ease. 

1. Give each profile a clear name
   When you activate an eSIM, your phone usually lets you label it. Use names that make sense to you, like “Work”, “Japan Trip” or “Telsim AU”. This makes it easy to know exactly which plan you’re switching to. 
2. Set a default line for calls, messages and data
   Most devices allow you to choose which eSIM handles which function. You might prefer to use one for data only and another for voice calls. Set your preferences clearly in your device’s mobile settings to avoid accidental usage. 
3. Switch smartly
   Before you travel, activate the eSIM and double-check if it’s ready to go. Deactivate any profiles you’re not using to keep your phone running smoothly and avoid background charges from inactive plans. 
4. Keep track of expiry dates
   If you’re using short-term or prepaid plans, make a note of when they end. A quick reminder in your phone’s calendar can help you avoid surprises or interruptions.