Guam eSIM

 Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 No, Uber does not operate in Guam. You need reliable data to download and use Stroll, the local ride-sharing app, or to find taxi dispatch numbers on Google Maps. 

 Yes. Coverage is generally reliable on the major military installations like Andersen AFB and Naval Base Guam, allowing you to stay connected with family off-island. 

 Absolutely. Public transport is limited, so most visitors rent cars. Reliable data for Google Maps is vital to navigate Marine Corps Drive and find hidden spots like the Inarajan Pools. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Guam. Many travelers (especially military personnel or divers) "island hop" between Guam and Saipan (CNMI). These are separate territories with different network agreements. If you plan to visit both, you will need a separate plan for CNMI or check our Pacific Regional eSIM options. 

Yes. While Guam is a small island, coverage can be spotty in the dense jungles or southern villages. Our eSIM connects to the strongest available signal, providing reliable coverage not just in the Tumon and Tamuning tourist districts, but also at popular spots like Ritidian Point, the Two Lovers Point lookout, and in villages like Merizo. 

Yes, for convenience and speed. Buying a physical "prepaid" SIM at the Guam Airport (GUM) requires you to find the kiosk (which may be closed if you land late), present your passport, and go through the registration process. Our eSIM is 100% digital. You can buy it online, install it before you fly, and be connected the moment you land, ready to use Google Maps or contact your hotel. 

 To give you the best speed on the island, our eSIM connects to Guam’s top-tier providers, typically GTA Teleguam, Docomo Pacific, or IT&E. This ensures you get the fastest and most reliable 4G/LTE (and 5G) coverage, whether you are in the tourist hub of Tumon or at Naval Base Guam.