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

 Generally, no. Uber pickups are strictly regulated and often banned inside the Principality. You need reliable data to navigate to the border streets in Beausoleil or Cap d'Ail (France) to book your ride successfully. 

 Yes. Coverage is excellent in the narrow streets of Monaco-Ville (The Rock), allowing you to live-stream the Changing of the Guard or upload panoramic views of Port Fontvieille instantly. 

 Yes. You will generally have strong signal on the roof terrace and near the entrance of the Oceanographic Museum, perfect for sharing photos of the cliffside views and the aquarium. 

 To match the luxury standards of the Principality, our eSIM connects to the premium local provider, Monaco Telecom. This ensures you get the fastest possible speed (often 5G) whether you are walking around Monte Carlo Casino, watching the yachts in Port Hercules, or visiting the Prince's Palace on the Rock. 

Yes. During high-traffic events like the F1 Monaco Grand Prix or the Monaco Yacht Show, physical networks can get congested. However, eSIM technology often prioritizes data traffic. While speeds can fluctuate in massive crowds, having a dedicated local eSIM gives you a much better connection reliability than roaming on a foreign partner network. 

 We recommend installing it before you arrive. The border between France (Cap-d'Ail/Beausoleil) and Monaco is just a street crossing. Your French signal might cut off suddenly as you enter Monaco. By activating your Cellesim eSIM beforehand, your phone will automatically switch to the Monaco network the moment you cross the border, keeping your GPS and messages uninterrupted. 

 This specific package is valid only within Monaco. Since there is no airport in Monaco, you will likely land in Nice (France) and travel by train, car, or helicopter. If you need connectivity during your transfer from Nice, we highly recommend our Europe Regional eSIM, which covers both France and Monaco seamlessly without needing to switch networks.