Avoid Roaming Charges From Your Home Carrier
Buying an eSIM does not stop your normal SIM from roaming. Here is how to silence it.
Avoid Roaming Charges From Your Home Carrier
Installing a Simsima eSIM does not automatically stop your usual SIM from connecting abroad. If your home line stays active, your normal carrier can still bill you for roaming. Turn it off deliberately.
The Checklist Before You Land
If Your Primary Is a Physical SIM
The simplest guarantee is to remove it before you travel. A SIM that is not in the phone cannot connect to anything.
Calls and Texts
Keeping your home line on for calls means it stays registered on a foreign network, and incoming calls may be charged even if you do not answer. Check your carrier's roaming terms before deciding.
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