Android setup is not identical across brands. Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy use different menus, and carrier or regional software can change what you see. Use the steps for your phone family, then follow the prompts on your device.
Prepare the phone and order
Check that this exact phone variant supports eSIM and is unlocked. Keep Wi-Fi connected while installing, and confirm the package’s activation trigger before scanning. Our compatibility checklist covers EID, regional variants and carrier lock.
- Keep the QR code visible on a different screen where possible.
- If manual activation details are provided, keep them available as an alternative.
- Do not remove an existing SIM profile to make room unless the device actually reports a capacity issue and you understand which line it is.
Google Pixel
- 01
Open SIM settings
Go to Settings → Network & internet → SIMs → Add SIM → Set up an eSIM. Google notes that labels and steps can vary slightly by carrier.
- 02
Scan or enter the supplied details
Follow the eSIM setup flow and use the QR or activation information provided for your order.
- 03
Confirm SIM preferences
After installation, review which SIM is used for mobile data, calls and messages. Select the Morocco eSIM for data when you are ready to use the package.
These menu names follow Google’s current Pixel help article. Older Pixel software or a carrier-managed device may present a different route.[1]
Samsung Galaxy
- 01
Open SIM manager
Go to Settings → Connections → SIM card manager → Add eSIM or Add mobile plan.
- 02
Add the travel plan
Choose the QR scanning option if available and scan the code from your private order page. Galaxy software may also offer manual activation-code entry.
- 03
Review line settings
After download, open SIM card manager and check the line name and mobile-data selection. Follow the package instruction for data roaming when you arrive.
Samsung documents QR, pre-assigned and manual activation options, but states that device support depends on the Galaxy model and market. If you do not see Add eSIM, verify the model and sales region with Samsung or your carrier.[2]
If Android does not offer Add eSIM
- Check the precise model number and country variant against the manufacturer’s support page.
- Install the latest software update available for the handset, then restart and check SIM settings again.
- Ask the carrier that sold the phone whether it is locked or managed by an organization.
- If the eSIM is already listed but has no data, follow our no-service steps.
Sources and further reading
Claims marked with a citation link to the source used for that point. Manufacturer instructions and supplier rules can change; confirm the current instructions for your device and package.
- [1]Google Pixel HelpSet up a new eSIM
- [2]Samsung SupportHow to use an eSIM with your Galaxy phone
- [3]eSIM Access DocumentationWhen does the billing period or validity start?