Peter Moore Written by Peter Moore – eSIM Content Writer

Best eSIM for Brazil: eSIM4

eSIM4 is our top Brazil eSIM for 2026. Plans start at $2.98 for 1GB over 7 days on the TIM network. That is the lowest starting price of the 8 providers on this page, before promo codes.

For a trip of one or two weeks, 5GB for 30 days at $11.98 covers maps, ride apps and messages in Rio, Sao Paulo and beyond. Unlimited plans start at $12.98 for 3 days. Install it before you fly and you stay connected from the moment you land.

  • Network: TIM, with 5G support
  • Plans: 1GB to unlimited, for 3 to 30 days
  • Price: From $2.98 (up to 59% off the regular price)
  • Hotspot: Allowed on every plan
  • Setup: Instant email delivery, no ID check and no CPF
  • Calls and SMS: Call and text real phone numbers with the Yabb app
See eSIM4 Brazil Plans →

Brazil eSIM Prices: 8 eSIMs Compared

Brazil eSIM prices start at $2.98 for 1GB with eSIM4. That is the lowest of the 8 eSIMs for Brazil compared here, before promo codes. GigSky starts at $3.49, Saily at $3.99, and Airalo and Nomad at $4.00. Holafly sells only unlimited data, from $5.90 for one day. Prices are in USD, checked October 13, 2026.

Rank Provider Rating Network
Partner
Starting
Price
Known For
1 ⭐ eSIM4 4.9/5 TIM From $2.98 Overall Value
2 Saily 4.7/5 Not listed $3.99 Security Tools
3 Airalo 4.7/5 TIM $4.00 Regional Plans
4 Jetpac 4.5/5 Claro $7.00 Lounge Vouchers
5 aloSIM 4.4/5 Vivo $4.50 Setup Guide
6 Nomad 4.6/5 TIM $4.00 Plans Up to 50 GB
7 GigSky 4.4/5 Not listed $3.49 Cruise Plans
8 Holafly 4.0/5 Claro/TIM/Vivo $5.90/day Unlimited by the Day
See eSIM4 Brazil Plans →

eSIM Data Plans for Brazil by Provider

Each card shows one of the 8 eSIM providers: its network, data plans, setup steps and full Brazil price table. Prices are in USD.

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Saily

Saily eSIM backed by the NordVPN brand

Rating
4.7/5
Network
Not listed
Support
24/7
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Saily’s app adds security tools, and Saily sells data plans for 200+ destinations (Saily’s Brazil page).

Coverage & Price Value

Saily’s Brazil page does not name a network. Every plan in its table below costs more than eSIM4’s plan of the same size. Each Brazil plan earns 3% back in Saily credits. The app can block malicious links and ads.

Activation Process

Saily plans for Brazil are sold in the Saily app and on saily.com. App buyers find the eSIM in their profile and tap Install eSIM. Website buyers receive a QR code by email. Set it up before departure. Once you arrive in Brazil, Saily starts the plan automatically.

Price

Saily charges $3.99 for 1 GB over 7 days, $1.01 more than eSIM4. Saily’s month-long plans run $9.99 for 3 GB and $24.99 for 10 GB. Unlimited data starts at $21.99 for 5 days, $4.01 above eSIM4’s same plan. A full month of unlimited data is $89.99.

Saily Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1GB 7 days $3.99
3GB 30 days $9.99
5GB 30 days $13.99
10GB 30 days $24.99
20GB 30 days $39.99

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • App installs the eSIM in a tap.
  • Includes web protection tools.
  • 3% back in Saily credits.

Cons

  • Brazil plans are data only.
  • Network not listed for Brazil.
3

Airalo

Airalo eSIM with regional plans

Rating
4.7/5
Network
TIM
Support
24/7
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Airalo sells eSIMs for 200+ locations, including regional plans (Airalo’s Brazil page).

Coverage & Price Value

Airalo uses the TIM network in Brazil. For a trip that also takes in Argentina or Colombia, eSIM4’s Latin America plan covers both countries as well as Brazil.

Activation Process

An Airalo account is required for every purchase, online or in the app. An instructions PDF comes attached to the email confirming your order. Besides direct install on supported phones, the app shows a QR code you can share to another device or print. Most packages start when the eSIM connects in Brazil. While there, leave Allow Cellular Data Switching disabled.

Price

Airalo charges $4.00 for its 3-day, 1 GB starter plan. eSIM4 sells the 5 GB / 30-day plan for $1.02 less than Airalo’s $13.00. Airalo also sells unlimited data for 3 to 30 days.

Airalo Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1 GB 3 days $4.00
3 GB 7 days $9.50
5 GB 15 days $12.50
10 GB 30 days $23.00
20 GB 30 days $36.00

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Plans for 200+ locations.
  • Instructions PDF with every order.
  • Regional plans too.

Cons

  • Smallest plan lasts only 3 days.
4

Jetpac

Jetpac: lounge access on long delays

Rating
4.5/5
Network
Claro
Support
In-app
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Jetpac sells plans from 1 day. Its SmartDelay feature can get you a lounge pass when your flight runs late.

Coverage & Price Value

Jetpac uses the Claro network in Brazil. Its 1-day plans start at $7.00 for 3GB. For SmartDelay, you register your flight before you travel. If the delay reaches Jetpac’s limit, you get a LoungeKey lounge voucher (Jetpac SmartDelay).

Activation Process

Jetpac plans come from its app or its website. The app installs it directly, or you can use the emailed QR code or manual codes. Keep the eSIM switched off after installing. Switch it on when you land in Brazil, then turn on data roaming and use it for mobile data.

Price

Jetpac’s smallest Brazil plan, 1 GB for 4 days, costs $7.00, the highest entry price on this page. For 5 GB over 30 days, Jetpac asks $18.00, $6.02 above eSIM4. For unlimited data, Jetpac’s shortest plan is 1 day at $9.00. Its 3-day unlimited plan is $34.00, against $12.98 at eSIM4.

Jetpac Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1 GB 4 days $7.00
3 GB 7 days $10.00
5 GB 30 days $18.00
10 GB 30 days $35.00
20 GB 30 days $60.00

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Lounge voucher on long delays.
  • High data caps up to 30GB.
  • Short 1-day plans from $7.00.

Cons

  • Highest 1 GB entry price here.
  • Unlimited costs $34.00 for 3 days.
5

aloSIM

aloSIM: data plans on the Vivo network

Rating
4.4/5
Network
Vivo
Support
App-based
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aloSIM’s site has a guide to set up your eSIM. It is also an eSIM with a phone number: each data plan comes with a free international number (aloSIM’s Brazil page).

Coverage & Price Value

aloSIM uses the Vivo network in Brazil. Its 1GB plan costs $4.50, more than most rivals here.

Activation Process

aloSIM sells Brazil plans on alosim.com and in its app. From My eSIMs in the app, install automatically, scan a QR code off another screen, or paste two codes. The package clock starts only when the eSIM connects in Brazil. Turn on data roaming for it, and check the APN shows alosim.

Price

Light users pay $4.50 for 1 GB over 7 days, $1.52 above eSIM4’s same plan. 10 GB over 30 days costs $25.00, $3.02 more than eSIM4. At the top end, 20 GB / 30 days is $40.00 and a month of unlimited is $85.00.

aloSIM Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1 GB 7 days $4.50
2 GB 15 days $8.00
3 GB 30 days $10.00
5 GB 30 days $14.00
10 GB 30 days $25.00

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Installation guide on its site.
  • Three ways to install.
  • Free international number with data plans.

Cons

  • 1 GB costs $1.52 more than eSIM4.
  • 10 GB and 20 GB cost more than eSIM4.
6

Nomad

Nomad: large data plans on TIM

Rating
4.6/5
Network
TIM
Support
In-app
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Nomad sells set plans of up to 50 GB for Brazil.

Coverage & Price Value

Nomad runs on TIM in Brazil, with 5G. Its 1GB plan is $4.00.

Activation Process

Nomad lets you buy on its website or app, with an account or as a guest. Its email includes the QR code, which is Nomad’s recommended way to install. The eSIM goes on before the flight but stays off until you reach Brazil. Then make it the mobile data line, allow data roaming and restart the phone.

Price

Nomad’s 1 GB / 7-day plan costs $4.00, $1.02 more than eSIM4. Its 10 GB / 30-day plan is $19.00, and its 50 GB / 30-day plan costs $45.00. Nomad sells unlimited data in two lengths, $17.00 for 5 days and $31.00 for 10 days.

Nomad Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1 GB 7 days $4.00
3 GB 30 days $9.00
5 GB 30 days $12.00
10 GB 30 days $19.00
20 GB 30 days $31.00

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Plans up to 50 GB.
  • 5G on the TIM network.
  • Buy as a guest, no account.

Cons

  • Unlimited only for 5 or 10 days.
  • 1 GB costs $1.02 more than eSIM4.
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GigSky

GigSky: plans for cruise travelers

Rating
4.4/5
Network
Not listed
Support
In-app

GigSky sells Cruise+Land data plans as well as country plans (GigSky’s site).

Coverage & Price Value

GigSky does not publish its Brazil network. Its 1GB plan costs $3.49.

Activation Process

Orders go through GigSky’s phone app or web app. For installing on a different device, the app gives a QR code and activation code. You can install any time within a year of buying. On most plans, nothing counts down until the eSIM first connects in Brazil. In Brazil, enable data roaming and make GigSky the data line.

Price

For 1 GB over 7 days, GigSky charges $3.49, or 51 cents above eSIM4. Unlimited data starts with a one-day plan at $4.99. A 90-day plan with 20 GB costs $33.99.

GigSky Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
1 GB 7 days $3.49
3 GB 15 days $8.99
5 GB 30 days $12.29
10 GB 30 days $21.79

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cruise plans available.
  • App or web app orders.
  • Install any time within a year.

Cons

  • Brazil network not published.
8

Holafly

Holafly: unlimited data, priced by the day

Rating
4.0/5
Network
Claro/TIM/Vivo
Support
24/7

Holafly sells only unlimited data for Brazil, priced by the day.

Coverage & Price Value

Holafly lists three networks in Brazil: Claro, TIM and Vivo. Plans start at $5.90 for one day, which is a lot for light users. Holafly says its fair use limit can slow you down for up to one day, then speed resets. Hotspot sharing is capped at 1GB a day (Holafly’s Brazil page).

Activation Process

The Holafly app sells Brazil plans, and so does esim.holafly.com, with no login required before purchase. The QR code is emailed right after checkout, and the app installs with one button. Install it one or more days ahead of the trip. The plan begins once you reach Brazil and turn on the eSIM with data roaming.

Price

Holafly’s Brazil plans are all unlimited, sold by number of days. Prices begin at $5.90 for a single day. For 3 days, Holafly charges $13.50, which is 52 cents over eSIM4. Thirty days cost $100.50, against $83.98 at eSIM4.

Holafly Brazil Plans & Pricing

Data allowance Duration Price (USD)
Unlimited 1 to 90 days $5.90 to $288.90

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Unlimited data.
  • Customizable duration.
  • 24/7 support.

Cons

  • Hotspot capped at 1GB a day.
  • Higher daily cost.

Brazil eSIM Coverage: TIM, Vivo and Claro

Each Brazil eSIM here that names its local network uses TIM, Vivo or Claro. eSIM4 uses TIM and supports 5G.

ProviderNetwork in Brazil
eSIM4TIM
AiraloTIM
NomadTIM
aloSIMVivo
JetpacClaro
HolaflyClaro, TIM and Vivo
Saily, GigSkyNot listed

Searching for a Claro eSIM? eSIM4’s Brazil plans run on TIM instead, with 5G support. Check network coverage before you go: TIM’s coverage map (in Portuguese) shows TIM’s signal by area.

eSIM in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo

Your Brazil eSIM works in Rio and Sao Paulo as it does in the rest of the country. Install it at home, then switch it on when you land.

  • Rio de Janeiro (GIG): At RIOgaleao, Uber has its own pickup point on the arrivals level. Turn left as you leave arrivals. You need data to book the ride (RIOgaleao taxis and apps).
  • SIM stand at Rio airport: Aerochip, in the Terminal 2 arrivals hall, sets up SIM chips with data and calls. It opens from 06:00 to 22:00 (RIOgaleao Aerochip page).
  • Sao Paulo (GRU): GRU Airport has free Wi-Fi from Boingo on the “.GRU WIFI” network. Use it if your eSIM needs a fix on arrival (GRU Airport Wi-Fi page).
  • Remote areas: Signal can be weak far from cities. Download offline maps over Wi-Fi before a trip to the Amazon or the Pantanal.

Local SIM Card or Travel eSIM in Brazil?

A travel eSIM is easier than a local SIM card for a trip to Brazil. You skip the registration, and you need no local phone number: the Yabb app lets you call and text real numbers over your eSIM data.

Brazilian prepaid lines need a CPF

Anatel, Brazil’s telecom regulator, sets the rules for prepaid lines. To activate a prepaid line on a physical SIM card or an eSIM, you give your CPF (Brazilian taxpayer number), date of birth and postcode. In Anatel’s words: “Sem a finalização do cadastro, a linha não é ativada.” Without registration, the line does not activate.

Why eSIM4 is easier

  • No CPF and no ID check: you buy a prepaid eSIM from eSIM4 online, from $2.98.
  • Set up at home: eSIM4 emails your QR code straight away, and you install it before you fly.
  • Works on landing: switch the line on when you arrive. Your plan starts when you activate it.
  • Hotspot: every eSIM4 plan allows it.
  • Calls and texts: use the Yabb app to call and text real phone numbers.

How Much Data Do You Need in Brazil?

The amount of data you need in Brazil depends on trip length and how much video you watch. Match the plan duration to your trip to Brazil.

Your TripeSIM4 PlanPrice
Weekend, maps and messages1GB, 7 days$2.98
One week, normal use3GB, 30 days$7.98
Two weeks, normal use5GB, 30 days$11.98
Two weeks, lots of photos10GB, 30 days$21.98
A month, heavy use20GB, 30 days$34.98
Streaming or hotspotUnlimited, 3 to 30 daysFrom $12.98

Video uses the most data. Netflix says HD video uses up to 3 GB an hour, and its lowest quality up to 0.3 GB an hour (Netflix Help). Save big downloads for hotel Wi-Fi.

eSIM4 unlimited plans give full speed for the first 3GB each day, then about 1 Mbps until midnight local time. If you run out of data on a set plan, you can buy another plan.

Calls and Texts with the Yabb eSIM App

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Use the Yabb app to make calls and send texts over your eSIM data. eSIM4 Brazil plans are data plans, so Yabb lets you call and text real phone numbers. WhatsApp calls and messages also work over your data.

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Is Your Phone eSIM Compatible?

Your phone must be unlocked and support eSIM. Most recent iPhones and many Android phones do.

Brazil eSIM on iPhone

Apple says eSIM works on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR or later (Apple Support).

Brazil eSIM on Android

Many Android phones support eSIM technology, including recent Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models. Check your model on our list of compatible devices.

  • Quick check: Dial *#06#. If an EID number shows, your phone supports eSIM on most models. Our EID guide explains more.
  • Unlocked: A phone locked to your home carrier may block a travel eSIM. Ask your carrier to unlock it before you fly.
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How to Install and Activate Your Brazil Travel eSIM

Buy and install your eSIM over Wi-Fi before your flight, then activate it and turn on mobile data once you land in Brazil.

1

Buy

Buy your plan before you travel: get an eSIM for Brazil. eSIM4 emails your QR code straight away.

2

Install

Install your eSIM over Wi-Fi, since you need an internet connection. Scan the QR code. On iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM.

3

Activate

Activate the eSIM when you land in Brazil. Turn on the eSIM line and Data Roaming for that line. Your plan starts when you activate it. Turn off data roaming on your home SIM to avoid roaming charges.

Brazil eSIM FAQs

Does an eSIM work in Brazil?

Yes, travel eSIMs work across Brazil (Brasil in Portuguese) on the TIM, Vivo and Claro networks. Your phone must be unlocked and support eSIM.

Which is the best eSIM for Brazil?

eSIM4 is our pick for the best eSIM for Brazil. It runs on TIM and has the lowest starting price on this page before promo codes: $2.98 for 1GB over 7 days. Every plan allows hotspot use.

What is the cheapest eSIM for Brazil?

eSIM4 has the lowest starting price on this page: $2.98 for 1GB over 7 days, before promo codes. Its 5GB plan for 30 days costs $11.98.

Can I get unlimited data in Brazil?

Yes, you can get unlimited data in Brazil from $12.98 for 3 days with eSIM4. Its plans run up to 30 days, with full speed for the first 3GB each day, then about 1 Mbps until midnight local time. eSIM4 sells unlimited data plans for 3, 5, 7, 10, 15 and 30 days.

Do I need a CPF to get a SIM card in Brazil?

Yes, you need a CPF to get a Brazilian prepaid SIM card. Anatel’s rules ask for your CPF, date of birth and postcode before the line activates. A travel eSIM such as eSIM4 needs no CPF and no ID check.

Does a Brazil eSIM work in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo?

Yes, eSIM4’s Brazil plan works on TIM across Brazil, including Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Install it before you fly, then switch it on when you land at GIG or GRU.

Can I use one eSIM for Brazil and Argentina?

Yes, one eSIM can cover Brazil and Argentina if you pick a regional plan. eSIM4’s Brazil plan covers Brazil only. eSIM4’s Latin America plan covers 17 countries, including Brazil and Argentina. See our Latin America and Argentina eSIM guides.

Can I make calls with a Brazil eSIM?

Yes, you can make calls with a Brazil eSIM through an app. eSIM4 plans are data plans, so use the Yabb app to call and text real phone numbers. WhatsApp calls also work over your eSIM data.

Should I install my eSIM before I travel?

Yes, install your eSIM at home on Wi-Fi before you travel, then activate it when you land in Brazil. Your eSIM4 plan starts when you activate it, so you lose no days on the flight.

Is Airalo good for Brazil?

Airalo works in Brazil on TIM, the same network eSIM4 uses, but eSIM4 costs less for the same 30-day plans. eSIM4 starts at $2.98 for 1GB over 7 days, against Airalo’s $4.00 for 3 days. For 30-day plans, eSIM4 charges $11.98 for 5GB, $21.98 for 10GB and $34.98 for 20GB, against Airalo’s $13.00, $23.00 and $36.00.

Can I use my eSIM as a hotspot in Brazil?

Yes, every eSIM4 plan allows hotspot use while traveling in Brazil. Share your data with a laptop or a travel partner.

Peter Moore

About the author: Peter Moore

Peter Moore has spent more than seven years in telecommunications marketing, working across mobile apps, SMS services, international calling, and eSIM technology. He now writes about eSIMs and travel connectivity full-time, sharing what he’s learned to help travellers cut through provider marketing and pick what actually works.