eSIM for Serbia 🇷🇸
An eSIM for Serbia (ISO RS) lets you connect to local mobile networks after landing. Before arrival, confirm your device is eSIM-compatible and unlocked, then purchase and install the QR profile at home — activation requires a stable internet connection. Once in Serbia, enable data roaming in your phone settings; the profile will latch onto a partner network within seconds.
Available options
Open eSIM catalog
How to activate an eSIM for Serbia
- 1Pick a plan
Choose a data plan for Serbia sized to your trip.
- 2Pay
Pay by card, SBP, or crypto — no signup required.
- 3Get the QR code
QR arrives by email in 10–60 seconds after payment.
- 4Install eSIM
Open Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM → Scan QR code.
- 5Enable data roaming
When you land in Serbia, switch on data roaming for the new profile.
FAQ
Do I need to install the eSIM before I arrive in Serbia?
Yes — install the QR profile while you still have Wi-Fi at home or in transit. The profile needs an internet connection to download, and doing it before arrival avoids any delays at the border.
Will my phone work with a Serbian eSIM?
Most recent iPhones, Samsung Galaxy models, and Google Pixels support eSIM. Check your device's settings for 'Add eSIM' or look up your model on the manufacturer's site. The phone must be unlocked and not carrier-locked.
What exactly do I do after landing in Serbia?
Turn on your phone and enable data roaming in the cellular settings for the eSIM line. The profile will automatically connect to a local network within seconds. No physical SIM swap needed.
Can I keep my home SIM active while using the Serbian eSIM?
Yes — most dual-SIM phones let you set the eSIM for data and keep your home SIM for calls and SMS. Just assign the eSIM as the primary data line under 'Cellular Data' in your settings.
What happens if I run out of data during my trip?
You can purchase a top-up or a new eSIM plan from the KodShop marketplace while still in Serbia — just use any available Wi-Fi to complete the purchase and install the new profile.
Does the eSIM include voice calls or SMS?
No — tourist eSIMs are data-only. Use VoIP apps like WhatsApp or Telegram for calls, or keep your physical SIM active for voice and text.
Which networks cover Serbia and what speeds can I expect?
Serbia is covered by Telekom Serbia, A1, and Yettel. 4G LTE is widely available in cities and along major highways; rural and mountainous areas may fall back to 3G. Typical 4G speeds range from 20 to 80 Mbps.