Destinations
Puerto Rico eSIM
There are 4 eSIM plans for Puerto Rico, from 1 GB to 5 GB, lasting 7 to 30 days, starting at $4.90.
In Puerto Rico the eSIM connects to Claro. It is the same signal a local phone uses, including 5G where it is available.
Plans for Puerto Rico
- Full refund until you install it
- Validity only starts when you land
- Your home number stays active
1 GB
7 days | 143 MB per day
$4.90
Ideal for WhatsApp, maps and ride apps. Covers the essentials of the trip.
- 3G/4G/5G
- Hotspot
- Claro
3 GB
15 days | 200 MB per day
$11.90
Ideal for WhatsApp, maps and ride apps. Covers the essentials of the trip.
- 3G/4G/5G
- Hotspot
- Claro
3 GB
30 days | 100 MB per day
$12.90
Ideal for WhatsApp, maps and ride apps. Covers the essentials of the trip.
- 3G/4G/5G
- Hotspot
- Claro
Best value per GB
5 GB
30 days | 167 MB per day
$18.90
Ideal for WhatsApp, maps and ride apps. Covers the essentials of the trip.
- 3G/4G/5G
- Hotspot
- Claro
Coverage
Claro
Frequently asked questions
Which network does the Puerto Rico eSIM use?
It connects to Claro. Your phone picks the strongest signal on its own, and uses 5G where the network offers it.
How much does an eSIM for Puerto Rico cost?
Plans for Puerto Rico start at $4.90 and go up to $18.90, depending on how much data and how many days you need. The price you see is the price you pay: there is no activation fee and no monthly charge.
How many days does the Puerto Rico eSIM last?
There are plans from 7 to 30 days. The clock starts when the eSIM first connects at the destination, not when you buy it, so you can install it before you fly.
How much data do I need for Puerto Rico?
For Puerto Rico the plans range from 1 GB to 5 GB. Maps, messaging and ride apps fit in the smaller ones; if you post video, make video calls or share the connection with a laptop, go for the larger end. Each plan card says what it comfortably covers.
Does the eSIM work across Puerto Rico?
The plan works across Puerto Rico, on the networks listed on each plan.
How much data do I need for Puerto Rico?
For maps, messaging and social media on a normal trip day, 1 to 2 GB a week is usually enough. If you stream video, make video calls or use your phone as a hotspot, look at 5 GB and up.
Does your phone take an eSIM?
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