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AT&T prepaid eSIM in Mexico: how to get it, activate it and choose your plan
Learn how the AT&T virtual SIM works, how much an AT&T prepaid eSIM costs and what you need to buy, link and activate your line completely online.
What is an AT&T virtual SIM?
If you want to make the leap to the new generation of connectivity with an AT&T virtual SIM, an AT&T eSIM can be a practical alternative. The AT&T digital e-chip replaces the physical card and lets you activate a mobile line from a compatible phone.
The AT&T Mexico eSIM is installed using a QR code or the instructions you receive by email. That way you can set up your line without going to a store or swapping a physical SIM card.
Your line's coverage, speed, validity and features depend on the plan you choose, your device and network availability at your location.
Which company offers prepaid eSIM?
If you're looking for a line with no mandatory terms, the AT&T Mexico eSIM from Telefonía_MX lets you get an AT&T prepaid eSIM without depending on a traditional contract.
The AT&T prepaid eSIM works with top-ups and may include data, minutes, SMS and social media, depending on the package you choose. Before buying, review the product's current conditions.
If you want to learn more about this technology, you can also read our guide What is an eSIM or virtual SIM?
How to get and activate an AT&T prepaid eSIM
The process to get your AT&T Mexico eSIM is digital and you can do it from home. To get your AT&T prepaid eSIM, follow these steps:
- Select your AT&T eSIM on the Telefonía_MX platform.
- When you buy the AT&T eSIM, you'll receive a QR code directly in your email.
- As required by official regulations, link your identity using your INE, passport or CURP through the secure link you'll receive.
- Scan the QR code for your AT&T MX eSIM from a compatible phone.
- Set up the line and activate your AT&T prepaid eSIM following the product instructions.
Before installing it, confirm that your phone is eSIM-compatible, unlocked and connected to a stable Wi-Fi network.
How much does the AT&T eSIM cost?
The starting price to get your AT&T prepaid eSIM is $159.00 MXN. This base cost of the AT&T prepaid eSIM includes the initial top-up you select.
Prices, promotions and available packages may change. Review the product page before completing your purchase.
AT&T eSIM plans: which package should you choose?
AT&T eSIM plans are designed to fit different usage levels. When setting up your AT&T eSIM, you can choose from the available AT&T eSIM plan options:
$100 MXN top-up
2 GB, plus 4 GB extra as a promotion, minutes, SMS and unlimited social media.
$150 MXN top-up
3 GB, plus 6 GB extra as a promotion, minutes, SMS and unlimited social media.
$200 MXN top-up
4 GB, plus 8 GB extra as a promotion, minutes and SMS, valid for 30 days.
$300 MXN top-up
6 GB, plus 12 GB extra as a promotion, minutes and SMS, valid for 30 days.
Promotions, extra data, validity and included apps may change. Confirm the current conditions at the time of purchase.
Frequently asked questions about the AT&T eSIM
Does the AT&T prepaid eSIM require a contract?
No. It's a prepaid option and works with the top-up you choose, according to the conditions of the available package.
What do I need to activate an AT&T eSIM?
You need a compatible, unlocked phone, a Wi-Fi connection to install the profile, and to complete the linking process with your official ID.
Can I buy the AT&T eSIM online?
Yes. The purchase process is digital and you'll receive the QR code and instructions at the email address you provide during checkout.
Does the AT&T eSIM include calls and SMS?
Packages may include minutes and SMS, as well as data and other benefits. Review the selected package before buying.
Can I use the AT&T eSIM on any phone?
No. The device must be eSIM-compatible and unlocked to use the line. Compatibility may vary by brand, model and region.
Buy your AT&T prepaid eSIM
Take the next step and upgrade your connection with an AT&T eSIM. Buy online, receive your QR code and activate your line without the hassle of physical chips.
