Does the Nokia G60 support eSIM?

Yes. The Nokia G60 supports eSIM, so you can install a travel data plan without a physical SIM card.

Do all Nokia G60 units support eSIM?

No. Units sold in the following regions differ: Single-SIM variant (HMD: one SIM card, physical or eSIM, active at a time). This is the detail most compatibility pages leave out, and it is why the model number on the box matters before you buy a plan.

Can the Nokia G60 use two SIMs at once?

Running a physical SIM alongside an eSIM depends on the model or region.

How do you know this is correct?

This entry is verified against manufacturer documentation, last reviewed on August 22, 2026 against 1 official source(s) listed on this page. We publish the date so you can judge how current it is.

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Does Nokia G60 Support eSIM?

Yes — Nokia G60 supports eSIM.

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Nokia G60 eSIM compatibility

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Nokia G60 compatibility facts

Manufacturer verified

eSIMYes
Physical SIM + eSIMYes

Last reviewed: August 22, 2026Source: manufacturer documentation

* See regional & model exceptions

Regional & model exceptions

Single-SIM variant (HMD: one SIM card, physical or eSIM, active at a time)
- eSIMYes
- Physical SIM + eSIMNo

Official manufacturer sources & verification

Nokia G60 5G user guide: Insert the SIM and memory cards (HMD)Manufacturer support documentation · Checked August 22, 2026

Facts on this page were verified against official manufacturer documentation on August 22, 2026. · Technically reviewed by Adil Z · How we verify compatibility →

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How to check eSIM support on your Nokia G60

Quickly check if your Nokia G60 can use eSIM to enjoy its many benefits.

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Check for “Add eSIM” in Settings

Open Settings
Tap Cellular or Mobile Data
Look for “Add eSIM”
If the option is missing, check your model number

Check for carrier or network restrictions

Open Settings on your Nokia device.
Look for Network & internet or similar option and tap on it.
Within Network & internet settings, search for SIMs or Mobile network.
Look for the section Carrier Lock or Network Provider Lock.

If you see an option like Add eSIM or Download eSIM instead, your device is likely eSIM compatible.

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*eSIM availability may vary depending on country/region and carrier.

Devices originating from China, Hong Kong, and Macao do not support eSIM functionality.
Please contact your carrier or device manufacturer to confirm that your Nokia device is eSIM-capable.

Nokia G60 eSIM — frequently asked questions

Does the Nokia G60 support eSIM?: Yes. The Nokia G60 supports eSIM, so you can install a travel data plan without a physical SIM card.
Do all Nokia G60 units support eSIM?: No. Units sold in the following regions differ: Single-SIM variant (HMD: one SIM card, physical or eSIM, active at a time). This is the detail most compatibility pages leave out, and it is why the model number on the box matters before you buy a plan.
Can the Nokia G60 use two SIMs at once?: Running a physical SIM alongside an eSIM depends on the model or region.
How do you know this is correct?: This entry is verified against manufacturer documentation, last reviewed on August 22, 2026 against 1 official source(s) listed on this page. We publish the date so you can judge how current it is.

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^* Carrier- and country-specific restrictions may apply. Device must be carrier-unlocked.