Travel · Mexico eSIM

eSIM for Mexico: online the moment you land, no roaming bill

Your mobile data in Mexico for the price of two or three days of roaming. Install it at home, it activates on arrival, and your number stays on for texts.

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Activates automatically on arrivalHotspot allowedFull refund if not activated (Saily terms)

The math that hurts

Your carrier's roaming
CA$112–126

for 7 days at the default daily rate of Bell, Virgin Plus, Rogers, Fido or Telus ($16–$18 per day, before tax).

Saily eSIM
US$23.99

≈ CA$34.18 · Bank of Canada rate, October 2, 2026: US$1 = CA$1.4246.

for 10 GB valid 30 days, paid once, however many days you stay (price as of October 3, 2026, before any tax).

Saily plans for Mexico

DataValidityPrice
1 GB7 daysUS$4.99
3 GB30 daysUS$9.99
5 GB30 daysUS$14.99
10 GB30 daysUS$23.99
20 GB30 daysUS$37.99

Prices shown on saily.com on October 3, 2026, in US dollars. Prices can change: check in the app before buying.

Saily also offers an unlimited plan from 5 à 30 days; the price depends on the length you pick in the app.

Cancún, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City: what to know

Mexico is a place where roaming adds up fast: with Canada's big carriers, it's billed at the higher "international" rate, not the US rate. Saily offers 1 to 20 GB plans and an unlimited plan from 5 to 30 days. Locally, Telcel also sells a tourist eSIM, but it requires registration with your passport and is paid in pesos: the Saily eSIM is bought and installed before you leave, in minutes.

How much data do you need?

Set up the eSIM in 4 steps

  1. Check that your phone supports eSIM and is unlocked (on iPhone: Settings > General > About, "No SIM restrictions").
  2. Buy the plan and download the Saily app.
  3. Install the eSIM at home, on Wi-Fi, a few days before you leave.
  4. On arrival: choose Saily for mobile data and turn off data roaming on your Canadian SIM. Calling or texting with your Canadian number can trigger your carrier's daily rate.

The alternatives, honestly

Land connected

Install your eSIM before you leave: your phone connects as soon as you step off the plane.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an eSIM for Mexico?

It's not required, but it's often the cheapest option: Canadian carriers charge CA$16–18 per day for roaming, while a 10 GB, 30-day Saily plan costs US$23.99 (price as of October 3, 2026).

How much is a Saily eSIM for Mexico?

From US$4.99 for 1 GB valid 7 days, per the saily.com price table checked on October 3, 2026. Prices are in US dollars.

Do I keep my Canadian number?

Yes. Your regular SIM stays in the phone for texts and calls; Saily only provides data. Turn off data roaming on your Canadian SIM; calling or texting with your Canadian number can trigger your carrier's daily rate.

Can I use it as a hotspot?

Yes, per Saily, tethering (hotspot) is allowed.

When should I install the eSIM?

Before you leave, on Wi-Fi. The plan activates automatically on arrival; per Saily, all plans have a 180-day activation period.

Sources: plans and prices read on saily.com on October 3, 2026; daily roaming rates from Bell (bell.ca/travel), Virgin Plus, Rogers, Fido (official sites, including travel passes) and Telus (MobileSyrup, March 2026), checked on October 3, 2026; Telcel (tourist eSIM) and Tico Times (kölbi eSIM, July 2026) where relevant.

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