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eSIM for Mexico

Mexico City's museums, the Yucatán's cenotes and a Baja road trip run on one Roameo eSIM. Install before you fly into Mexico City, Cancún or Los Cabos, switch it on after landing, and skip the airport counter entirely.

13 plans availableFrom $3.99Works on landing or refund
Capital
Mexico City
Currency
MXN (MX$)
Languages
Spanish
Time zone
GMT-5 to GMT-8
Calling code
+52
Voltage
127V
Plug
Type A / B

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Visiting more than one country? A regional or global plan covers them all on a single eSIM.

Travelling to Mexico

Roameo's Mexico eSIM connects to the national 4G/5G networks, with solid coverage across Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla, Oaxaca, Mérida and the Riviera Maya from Cancún down to Tulum. The archaeological sites most people visit — Chichén Itzá, Teotihuacán, Uxmal — have service at the entrances and in the surrounding towns. The gaps are the long ones: Baja's Highway 1 between towns, the Copper Canyon, the Chiapas highlands and the desert north run for hours without signal. Watch the clocks — Quintana Roo (Cancún, Tulum) is GMT-5 while Mexico City is GMT-6, an hour apart all year. Data-only, tethering supported for road-trip navigation, home SIM keeps your number.

Frequently asked

No. Quintana Roo stays at GMT-5 year-round while Mexico City is GMT-6. Your phone updates automatically once the eSIM connects.
Yes — the sites, access roads and surrounding towns are covered, though the towers get crowded at peak visiting hours.
In the towns, yes. The long desert stretches of Highway 1 lose signal on every carrier, so download the route before you set out.
Yes. The eSIM handles data only, so calls and texts continue on your existing SIM.

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