Does the Samsung Galaxy A54 support eSIM?

Yes, the Samsung Galaxy A54 can support eSIM, but compatibility depends on the specific model and the region where the device was manufactured. Some variants include an eSIM chip, while others don’t. The most reliable way to confirm compatibility is directly from your phone settings: if you see the option to Add eSIM under SIM Manager or Mobile Data, your device supports eSIM. Below, you’ll find how to check this step by step and what to consider before setting up an eSIM.

How to check eSIM compatibility on the Samsung Galaxy A54

If you’re wondering whether your Samsung Galaxy A54 supports eSIM, there are two quick ways to check it directly from your phone. You can confirm compatibility in under a minute using the device settings or the *#06# code.

Check eSIM compatibility from your device settings

• Go to Settings → Tap on Connections → SIM Manager. If you see the option Add eSIM or Add mobile plan, your Galaxy A54 supports it. If this option doesn’t appear, the device doesn’t include this technology.

Check eSIM compatibility using the dial code *#06#

• Open the Phone app, go to the keypad, and dial *#06#. If an EID number appears on the screen, your Samsung Galaxy A54 supports eSIM.

How to set up an eSIM on Samsung

Once you’ve confirmed that your Samsung Galaxy A54 supports eSIM, it can be installed either by scanning a QR code or by manually entering the activation details provided by your carrier. Some providers also offer installation through their official app.

Important: Make sure your phone is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network before starting. We recommend having at least 20% battery or keeping your device plugged in during the process. Following these steps helps ensure a smooth installation so you can start using your data plan right away.

To keep in mind

• Compatible Samsung devices can store multiple eSIM profiles, but only one eSIM can be active for mobile data at a time, alongside a physical SIM if supported.
• Samsung Galaxy A54 eSIM support depends on both the exact device model and the region where it was manufactured. Phones with the same Galaxy name may differ, so checking compatibility directly in your settings is the most reliable way to confirm it.
• Even if your Samsung model supports eSIM, the phone must also be carrier unlocked. A locked device can block third-party eSIM profiles, leading to installation errors.

Troubleshooting Tips

What to do if your phone is not eSIM compatible

• If your Samsung device doesn’t support eSIM, you can still install it on another compatible phone or keep it for later if you plan to change devices.
• The eSIM can also be shared with a friend or family member who has a compatible phone.
• If you save the eSIM for a future trip, make sure it’s for the same destination, since the plans are region-specific.