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Argentina 100MB 7Days

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Data
100 MB
Validity
7 days
Network
3G/4G
Coverage
Argentina
Type
Base
Activation
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Argentina 100MB 7Days

Coverage & networks

  • Argentina Claro 4G Movistar 4G

What you get

  • Instant QR code delivery after payment
  • Keep your normal SIM & number active
  • Step-by-step setup in the app and by email
  • Live data-usage tracking

Argentina eSIM — 100 MB, 7 days

Stay connected in Argentina with the Argentina 100MB 7Days travel eSIM. It gives you 100 MB of high-speed 3G/4G data valid for 7 days for just $0.69 — buy it online, install it in seconds by scanning a QR code, and you're online the moment you land. No physical SIM to swap, no expensive roaming bills, and you keep your usual number for calls and texts.

Why choose this Argentina eSIM?

  • Instant delivery: your QR code and activation details arrive within seconds of payment, in the app and by email.
  • Reliable coverage: connects to top local networks (Claro, Movistar) on 3G/4G where available.
  • One-tap install: add it in your phone settings or via the eSIM TopUp app — no store visit, no paperwork.
  • Top-up ready: running low? Add more data to the same eSIM instead of buying a new one.
  • Install before you fly: most plans activate automatically when you arrive in Argentina.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Argentina eSIM cost?

The Argentina 100MB 7Days plan costs $0.69 for 100 MB over 7 days, paid once with no hidden fees.

How do I activate my Argentina eSIM?

Scan the QR code in your phone settings (Cellular/Mobile → Add eSIM) or tap Install in the eSIM TopUp app. Install on Wi-Fi before your trip; it activates when you arrive in Argentina.

Will this eSIM work on my phone?

It works on any eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone — iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and recent Samsung Galaxy models.

Can I keep my regular number?

Yes. The eSIM runs alongside your normal SIM, so you keep your number for calls and texts while using data in Argentina.