Stay connected across Brazil — from Rio's beaches and São Paulo's urban energy to the Amazon rainforest and Salvador's historic centre. WhatsApp is essential here, and a Brazil eSIM from LATAM Travellers gives you data working the moment you land.
With most Brazilians communicating via WhatsApp, having mobile data is practically essential. Use it to book rides with 99 or Uber, navigate sprawling cities, translate Portuguese menus, and share those Copacabana sunset shots. With a Brazil eSIM from LATAM Travellers, you'll have data working the moment you land—no hunting for SIM card shops or dealing with local paperwork.
Brazil's scale is staggering—from Rio's iconic beaches and São Paulo's urban energy to the Amazon rainforest and the thundering Iguazu Falls. It's a country where you'll rely heavily on navigation and translation.
Where you'll have signal: Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Salvador, Brasília, Florianópolis, Manaus, Foz do Iguaçu
Brazil has excellent 4G coverage in cities and tourist areas, with 5G now available in São Paulo and Rio. Coverage is limited in deep Amazon jungle but reliable in gateway cities like Manaus.
Networks: Your Brazil eSIM connects to Claro, Vivo, TIM, Oi—the same networks locals use.
Travel Tip: The 99 app often has better prices than Uber in Brazil—download both before you arrive.
Our Brazil eSIM plans start from £0.55. Choose based on your travel style:
No. Unlike local SIM cards which require CPF registration, tourist eSIMs work without any Brazilian documentation.
Manaus and river towns have coverage. Deep jungle lodges typically have WiFi but no mobile signal during excursions.
Purchase your plan above, and you'll receive a QR code by email within minutes. Scan it in your phone settings (iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM. Android: Settings → Network → SIM → Add eSIM). Install before your trip, enable when you land. Total setup time: under 5 minutes.
Most phones from 2020 onwards support eSIM, including iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer. Your phone must be unlocked (not locked to a carrier).
