Convert your Physical SIM to eSIM or existing eSIM to eSIM

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 #How can I convert Airtel to eSIM

#How do I convert to eSIM

Please Select Your Device:
Apple

Step 3: Scan the QR Code received on your registered email id

QR Code Scanning - Apple

Please follow the below instructions for scanning your QR Code:

Click on "Settings" > Select "Mobile Data" > Click on "Add Data Plan" > "Scan QR code" received on mail (Ensure phone is connected to mobile data/Wi-Fi while scanning) > Label eSim (Under "Label for your new plan" Section).

Apple watch screen

Other Important Points for
activating your eSIM

1. The QR code is unique and is applicable for just one time use on one device only. Once scanned, please ensure you complete the process of adding the Carrier.

 

2. Customer should not select "Delete" option from the eSIM settings as this will permanently delete the eSIM profile

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