Galaxy A Series eSIM support
Yes — all 13 models in the Galaxy A Series support eSIM. Restrictions apply to 9 of the 13 models, detailed below.
Checked against the 13 Galaxy A Series entries in our device database.
Model-by-model breakdown
| Model | eSIM | Restriction |
|---|---|---|
| Galaxy A57 | Supported | — |
| Galaxy A37 | Supported | — |
| Galaxy A56 | Supported | — |
| Galaxy A55 | Supported | — |
| Galaxy A36 | Supported | Europe, North America, Korea, Japan and Australia only |
| Galaxy A35 | Supported | Europe, North America and Korea only |
| Galaxy A54 | Supported | Europe, North America, Korea and Japan only |
| Galaxy A27 | Supported | North America only |
| Galaxy A17 5G | Supported | North America only |
| Galaxy A26 | Supported | North America only |
| Galaxy A16 5G | Supported | North America only |
| Galaxy A25 5G | Supported | Japanese models only |
| Galaxy A23 5G | Supported | Japanese models only |
What this means in practice
On Samsung Galaxy, eSIM sits under Settings › Connections › SIM manager › Add eSIM. Two things decide whether it works: the country the phone was made for and the carrier. Samsung's own eSIM lists leave out the Hong Kong and Taiwan versions of models released before 2026, so those units can lack eSIM even though the model name matches. Most Galaxy devices store several profiles and keep one eSIM plus one physical SIM active at the same time.
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