# Venezuela eSIM - eSIMpass

> Prepaid data-only travel eSIM for Venezuela. Bought online, delivered by email as a QR code, installed in a few minutes. No contract, no physical SIM, no phone number.

- Product page and checkout: https://www.esimpass.us/esim/esim-venezuela
- Prices as of 2026-10-25, in USD, taxes included
- AI agents: live plans and checkout links over MCP at https://www.esimpass.us/mcp

## Plans on sale

No plans are on sale for this destination right now.

## How it works

1. Choose a plan and pay on the product page (card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal or crypto).
2. The eSIM QR code arrives by email; install it before you travel (Settings > Mobile/Cellular > Add eSIM).
3. On arrival, select the eSIM for mobile data and turn on data roaming for it. Your own SIM stays in the phone for calls and SMS.

Data-only: the eSIM has no phone number. Requires an eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone.

## For travelers from the US: what US carriers charge in Venezuela

A 10-day trip on a day pass is $120 on AT&T and $120 on Verizon, per line. The passes include calls and texts; this eSIM is data-only, and the US number keeps working beside it.

| Carrier | Cost in Venezuela | Details | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T | $12 a day (International Day Pass) | $6 a day for each extra line; at most 10 days are charged per line per bill. Elite 2.0 includes 20 GB a month abroad. | https://www.att.com/support/article/wireless/KM1175103/ |
| Verizon | $12 a day (TravelPass) | 5 GB of high-speed data a day, then 3G speeds. Or $100 a month for 20 GB. Unlimited Ultimate includes 15 GB a month abroad. | https://www.verizon.com/plans/international/international-travel/ |
| Google Fi | Included on Unlimited Premium | 50 GB of high-speed data in 200+ destinations; Flexible pays $10 per GB. | https://support.google.com/fi/answer/9462098 |
| Visible | Global Pass from $5 a day | Visible+ includes one Global Pass day a month, Visible+ Pro two. | https://www.visible.com/plans |
| T-Mobile | Not quoted | Its pages could not be read when these were checked. | - |

Read on each carrier's own page, October 24, 2026.

## Your eSIM for Venezuela - sorted before you arrive

Connectivity in Venezuela can be unreliable, and buying a local SIM as a visitor is awkward, so the simplest approach is a travel eSIM set up before you go. Install it at home, switch off airplane mode when you land, and you have data without hunting for a shop or a working card terminal.

## Getting online in Caracas and on Isla Margarita

The eSIM connects when you turn off airplane mode at Caracas (CCS) or on arrival at Isla Margarita. Maps, messaging and translation are ready straight away, which matters when local information online is limited.

## What to expect from coverage

Venezuela's networks (Movistar, Digitel and Movilnet) give 4G in Caracas, Maracaibo, Valencia and the main tourist spots, but service can be inconsistent and power cuts affect masts. Keep expectations realistic, download offline maps, and treat reliable data as a useful backup rather than a guarantee in remote areas.

## FAQ

### Why arrange the eSIM before travelling to Venezuela?

Buying a local SIM as a visitor is difficult and foreign cards are often unusable, so installing a travel eSIM in advance is the most reliable way to land already connected.

### Is coverage dependable?

In the main cities you will usually have 4G, but service can be inconsistent and is affected by power cuts. Download offline maps and treat data as a strong backup rather than guaranteed everywhere.

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Source: https://www.esimpass.us/esim/esim-venezuela - eSIMpass, Elemento Logico Lda, Portugal - help@esimpass.com