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I need to ask you something about esim.
I bought an iPhone 14 and changed it from physical sim card to esim. I am going back to Korea because I couldn't solve the visa, and if I activate the esim of the Korean carrier in Korea, what will h...
On the iPhone 14, you can have two eSIM profiles so you would be able to use both for a time. T-Mobile has roaming coverage in Korea, so you can keep both plans going. If you do need to cancel your T-Mobile service, make sure you reach out to have the plan fully cancelled so you don’t run into issues later. Cancelling the T-Mobile plan should remove the number from that eSIM. If it does not free up that eSIM, you can also delete it in settings.
- Tap Settings > Cellular.
- Tap the plan you want to delete.
- Tap Remove Cellular Plan.
Hope this helps!!
I bought the iPhone14 and the Apple worker said they would easily add my Korean phone number at the store when I arrive in Korea. We had checked that my Korean phone provider was on the list for esim. However when I arrived they said they couldn’t add it if I didn’t remove my T-Mobile plan. They scanned a QR code and it had an error. My phone provider in Korea is KT. What should I do? If I remove the T-mobile plan can I just add it back when I return to the US? Is is complicated?
