Latin America
eSIM Colombia
Colombia eSIM for Americans — get connected the moment you land in Bogotá, MedellÃn, Cartagena, or anywhere else in the country. Our fixed-data eSIM plans run on Claro, the largest network in Colombia, with 4G coverage in all major cities.
How many days are you traveling for?
Select your eSIM plan
How many eSIMs do you need?
Select one eSIM per person
Unlimited plans include 1 GB of full-speed data per day. After that, your speed is reduced for the rest of that day and resets to full speed the next day.
Included
What's included
Supported networks
- CO - Claro 4G
Refund policy
If your eSIM fails to activate and our support team can't resolve it, you're eligible for a full refund. See our full return policy for details.
Why use an eSIM in Colombia?
Buying a local SIM in Colombia requires a cédula (national ID) or passport scan and can take 30 minutes at a carrier store. A Becca Mobile eSIM is activated before you board the plane and works from the moment you land.
Device compatibility
eSIMs work with iPhone XS and newer, most Android phones from 2020 onwards, and many recent iPads and tablets. Check Settings under Mobile Data to confirm eSIM support on your device.
Check device compatibility →Frequently asked questions
Which network does the eSIM use in Colombia?
Our Colombia eSIM uses the Claro network, which has the widest coverage in the country including coverage in the coffee region, Amazon area, and Caribbean coast.
Does the Colombia eSIM work in MedellÃn and Cartagena?
Yes. Coverage is strong in Bogotá, MedellÃn, Cali, Cartagena, Santa Marta, and all other major cities and tourist areas.
What is the data speed in Colombia?
You get 4G LTE speeds in most cities. In some rural or mountainous areas, the connection may drop to 3G.
Will I need to show an ID to activate the Colombia eSIM?
No. Unlike buying a local SIM, our eSIM requires no ID or passport scan. You receive the QR code by email and scan it yourself.
Can I use the eSIM in the coffee region and smaller towns?
Yes. Claro covers most of the coffee region (Eje Cafetero) including Pereira, Armenia, and Salento. Very remote rural areas may have limited coverage.