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How does the Gohub eSIM for Brazil work?

Choose your destination and duration

Select your destination and number of days to get your Gohub eSIM

Remember check your device compatibility before purchase.

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Your QR code or manual installation code will be sent to your email.

💌 Quick and easy setup, just scan and go!

Activate and enjoy your trip

Install your eSIM before your journey, and activate data when you arrive at your destination to stay connected seamlessly.

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Frequently asked questions

Gohub eSIM is one of the top-rated choices for Brazil, connecting to trusted local networks for reliable 4G/5G coverage across São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, the Amazon, and major travel corridors. Plans include a short-trip daily option, a fixed 8 GB data pack, and a 20 GB plan with calls and SMS over 30 days — all activate instantly via QR code with no store visit or physical SIM required.

Yes — Gohub eSIM works in Brazil by connecting to trusted local networks. Simply purchase a plan at gohub.com, scan the QR code before departure, and your eSIM activates automatically when your device detects a Brazil network.

Scan the QR code while connected to Wi-Fi before your trip. On iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM. On Android, go to Settings > Connections > SIM Manager (Samsung) or Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs (Pixel/other Android). Your Gohub eSIM auto-connects to local networks the moment you arrive in Brazil.

Yes — Gohub eSIM is significantly cheaper than standard carrier roaming in Brazil. Most US carriers charge $5–$15 per day for international roaming. A Gohub Brazil eSIM plan delivers full-speed 4G/5G data up to your data cap, after which speeds reduce to 128 kbps — still far more affordable and predictable than daily roaming fees.

It depends on your trip length and usage. The 1 GB/day plan (available from 5 days) suits short city trips with heavy navigation, social media, and streaming. The 8 GB plan covers most standard holidays with moderate browsing and map use across major cities. The 20 GB plan with calls and SMS is ideal for longer stays, business travelers, or anyone who needs a local number for calls. Brazil is a large country — always download offline maps before heading to the Amazon, Pantanal, or remote coastal areas.

Yes — a Wi-Fi connection is required for the initial eSIM profile download. We recommend scanning the QR code at home before departure. Once installed, your Gohub Brazil eSIM works without Wi-Fi — it connects to trusted local networks like any mobile data plan.

Yes — Gohub eSIM uses your phone's built-in dual-SIM capability. Keep your home SIM active while your Gohub Brazil eSIM handles data abroad — and if you choose the 20 GB Call & SMS plan, you can also make local calls and send texts directly from your eSIM. No SIM swapping, no missed calls from home.

Gohub eSIM for Brazil works with all eSIM-capable unlocked smartphones: iPhone XS / XR and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, and most modern unlocked Android devices. On iPhone, check Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM; on Android, look under Settings > Connections > SIM Manager or Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs. Note: carrier-locked devices may not support third-party eSIMs.

Yes — Gohub eSIM plans for Brazil support mobile hotspot (tethering). You can share your connection with a laptop, tablet, or travel companion's device — particularly useful in the Amazon or coastal areas with limited Wi-Fi. We recommend monitoring your data usage when tethering to avoid hitting your cap unexpectedly.

Yes — if you run out of data, you can purchase a new Gohub Brazil eSIM plan through the Gohub app or website without installing a new profile. For extended trips or heavy users, we recommend starting with the 20 GB plan to minimize interruptions — especially in areas far from reliable Wi-Fi such as the Amazon basin or the Pantanal wetlands.