
Canada eSIM
Canada eSIM
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happy global customers since 2018

Get an eSIM data plan for Canada
Canada eSIM plans: $8.80 – $267.60, valid 3–30 days.
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Make sure your device is and network-unlocked.
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Canada eSIM for Travelers – Unlimited Data, USA & Mexico Included, Instant QR Delivery
Canada eSIM Coverage in Toronto, Vancouver & More
Gohub’s Canada eSIM connects to the Rogers network with 4G/5G from Toronto Pearson, Vancouver and Montréal airports to Calgary, Ottawa, Québec City, Banff and along the Trans-Canada Highway. The same eSIM also works in the USA and Mexico. Signal can be weaker in remote mountain stretches, the far north and deep wilderness areas.
Flexible Canada eSIM Data Plans at Competitive Prices
Choose daily, fixed or Unlimited data plans for a short city break, a Toronto–Niagara–Montréal–Québec City loop or a road trip through the Rockies. Unlimited plans give you 2GB of high-speed data a day, then 5 Mbps. Hotspot sharing is supported.
Stay Connected with Your Favorite Apps in Canada
Find your way with Google Maps or Apple Maps, book rides on Uber or Lyft, translate French signs in Québec with Google Translate, and keep up with WhatsApp, social apps and ChatGPT wherever you have signal.
Instant QR Delivery, No Physical SIM Required
Get your eSIM QR code by email right after payment and go online within minutes, with no physical SIM required and no roaming fees. Check the Plan details to see when validity starts.
1-Hour eSIM Replacement and 24/7 Support
If you hit an activation or usage issue, Gohub’s 1-hour replacement and 24/7 support are here to help.
How to Install and Activate Your Canada eSIM
How Much Data Do You Need for a Trip to Canada?
Think about what you’ll do online each day, then pick a plan that covers your whole stay in Canada. Matching the plan to your habits helps your data go further.
5GB
Maps, messages & bookings
Enough for a short city break in Toronto, Vancouver or Montréal if you mainly use Google Maps, book Uber rides, message home on WhatsApp and rely on hotel Wi-Fi for big downloads.
2GB/day
Browsing, photos & social media
Choose daily data if you post photos, watch short videos and move between cities on a Toronto–Niagara–Montréal–Québec City loop.
Unlimited
Video calls, streaming & hotspot
Choose Unlimited for a road trip through Banff and Jasper, where navigation and music on long drives use more data than you expect, or if you stream video or share data with a laptop. You get 2GB of high-speed data a day, then 5 Mbps, still enough for HD streaming and video calls.
Travel tip: before driving the Icefields Parkway or visiting national parks such as Banff, Jasper or Yoho, download offline maps, music and directions, since signal is limited in remote mountain stretches.
Frequently asked questions
An eSIM is a digital SIM built into your phone that lets you activate a mobile data plan by scanning a QR code, with no physical SIM card needed. With Gohub, there are also no roaming fees.
Gohub eSIM for Canada works with all eSIM-capable smartphones, including iPhone XS/XR and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, and Google Pixel 3 and later. Your phone must be network-unlocked; carrier-locked devices will not accept a third-party eSIM. Check Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM on iPhone, or SIM Manager on Android, to confirm support, or use our supported devices checker.
Installing adds the eSIM to your phone. Scan the QR code from your email while on Wi-Fi:
On iPhone, go to Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM.
On Android, go to Settings > Connections > SIM Manager (Samsung) or Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs (Pixel and others).
When you arrive in Canada, switch the eSIM on and turn on data roaming for it. This doesn’t add roaming charges.
Gohub Canada plans start when the eSIM first connects to a network at your destination, so you can install it at home without using up days. Because the same plan also works in the USA and Mexico, it starts in whichever of these countries it connects first, including during a layover. If you’re transiting through the USA, keep the eSIM switched off until you reach Canada. You need to activate the eSIM within 30 days of receiving your QR code.
Yes. Every Gohub Canada plan also covers the USA and Mexico on the same eSIM, connecting to Verizon and AT&T in the USA and Telcel in Mexico, so you don’t need a second eSIM for a cross-border trip.
No. You can buy and install a Gohub Canada eSIM online without a passport, since data-only plans need no ID registration.
No. Gohub’s Canada eSIMs are data-only. Keep your home SIM on for calls and SMS, or use WhatsApp and other messaging apps over data.
Yes, Gohub Canada plans support hotspot, and shared data comes out of your plan.
Your high-speed data resets at midnight GMT+8, which is 11 AM in Toronto and 8 AM in Vancouver in winter (noon and 9 AM in summer).
Yes - GoHub allows you to add a new data plan through the GoHub app or website without reinstalling a new eSIM profile. Your existing eSIM stays in place; simply purchase the next plan digitally. For daily plans, remember that each day's quota resets at 11:59 PM GMT+8 — buying a new plan mid-day still starts that same reset cycle.
Yes. It connects to Rogers, with the best signal in cities such as Toronto, Vancouver, Montréal, Calgary, Ottawa and Québec City, and along the Trans-Canada Highway. Signal can be weaker in remote mountain stretches, the far north and deep wilderness areas.
For short trips, an eSIM is more convenient because you can buy and install it before departure and skip the airport SIM counter. A local SIM may be better for longer stays or if you need a local phone number.
Don’t delete it, because the QR code works only once. Check you’re on Wi-Fi, your phone is unlocked and data roaming is on, then restart your phone. Still stuck? Contact our 24/7 support. Our 1-hour replacement covers activation and usage issues.
An eSIM is easier: there’s no device to carry, charge or return. A pocket WiFi connects several devices, but an eSIM can share data through hotspot too.









