To transfer an eSIM from an iPhone to an Android device, follow these general steps. Note that the process can vary slightly depending on your copyright and phone models, so always check with your copyright for specifics.

???? General Steps to Transfer eSIM iPhone ➡️ Android

Here are the steps of How to Transfer an eSIM from iPhone to Android

1. Check compatibility

• Ensure your Android phone supports eSIM.

• Make sure your copyright supports eSIM on both devices and allows eSIM transfers.

2. Remove eSIM from iPhone

• Go to: Settings → Cellular (or Mobile Data) → tap on your eSIM plan.

• Tap Remove Cellular Plan.

  • This deactivates the eSIM on your iPhone. It doesn’t cancel your service.

⚠️ Don’t remove your eSIM unless your copyright confirms the plan can be reactivated or transferred.

3. Get new eSIM QR code or activation info from your copyright

• You may need:

  • A new eSIM QR code

  • Or a copyright app to activate the eSIM on Android

• Contact your copyright via app, website, or support line.

4. Activate eSIM on Android

• Open: Settings → Network & Internet → SIMs or Mobile Network.

• Tap Add eSIM.

• Choose:

  • Use QR code to scan the code from your copyright

  • Or Download SIM if your copyright provides automatic setup

✅ Tips

• Back up your iPhone in case anything goes wrong.

• Some carriers (like T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T) allow self-service eSIM transfers via their apps.

• If your copyright doesn't support eSIM transfer, you might need a new eSIM issued.

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