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Internet from the moment you land in Rio or São Paulo

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  • Instant activation
  • iPhone and Android compatible
  • From €0.85 for 1 GB or more
  • 3,400+ plans compared

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€0.85

Cheapest plan, 1 GB or more

3,400+

Brazil plans compared

104+

Providers available

4G/5G

Networks supported

Entry price measured on fixed-volume plans of 1 GB or more covering the country. Volumes below 1 GB and plans billed per day, whose price is not comparable, fall outside the calculation.

Best eSIM deals for Brazil

1
eSIM.dog

eSIM.dog

1 GB

1 day

Network

BR

€0.85

2
Stellar eSIM

Stellar eSIM

1 GB

7 days

Network

BR

€1.41

3
AbesteSIM

AbesteSIM

1 GB

1 day

Network

BR

€1.33

4
BNESIM

BNESIM

1 GB

30 days

Network

BR

€1.50

5
Billion Connect

Billion Connect

1 GB

1 day

Network

BR

€1.59

6
Monty eSIM

Monty eSIM

1 GB

7 days

Network

BR

€1.73

eSIM for Brazil at a glance

From

€4.10

For 5 GB / 30 days

Plan duration

1 to 30+ days

Depending on the plan

Local networks

Vivo, Claro, TIM

4G nationwide, 5G in major cities

VPN needed?

No

All Western services work fine

Hotspot sharing

Available

On most plans

Compatibility

iPhone XS+ / Android 8.0+

Check your device

Internet in Brazil: everything you need to know

Brazil has 84% internet penetration and over 95% 4G mobile coverage (source: ITU DataHub, 2024). 5G is live in São Paulo, Rio, Brasília, Belo Horizonte, Salvador and ~30 other cities. An eSIM connects to Vivo, Claro or TIM the moment you land at GRU, GIG or BSB.

  • ●4G coverage in all major cities (São Paulo, Rio, Salvador, Recife, Fortaleza, Brasília, Manaus) and along the coast ; spottier in the Pantanal, deep Amazon and Cerrado.
  • ●Average mobile speed ~35–50 Mbps download per Ookla (Q1 2025) ; Vivo and Claro lead in national coverage.
  • ●No Western services blocked : Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, X, YouTube and Netflix work normally. WhatsApp is overwhelmingly dominant.
  • ●Great for Uber, 99 (BR), iFood, Google Maps, Mercado Livre and Itaú / Bradesco / Nubank mobile banking.

Sources: Internet Society Pulse: Brazil, ITU DataHub: Brazil, Ookla Speedtest Global Index

Networks and connectivity on the ground

Average speed
272 Mbps downloadmeasured 2026 · Internet Society Pulse
5G
Major citiesmeasured 2025 · Internet Society Pulse
Local operators
Vivo · Claro · TIMmeasured 2026 · Datadopt research
Public Wi-Fi
Hotels and cafesmeasured 2026 · Datadopt research
An eSIM plan does not reach every network in a country : it rides on its host operator's agreements.

Practical information

Currency
Brazilian Real (BRL)
Payments
Card accepted everywhereATMs everywhere
Tipping
10% of the bill
Power socket
Type C, Type N
Official languages
PortugueseEnglish in tourist areas
Dialling code
+55Time zone : America/Noronha, America/Sao_Paulo, America/Manaus, America/Rio_Branco
Emergency numbers
190 · 192 · 193

When to go

The seasons are reversed: April to September is the Brazilian winter, drier and more workable across almost the whole country. December to February is the southern summer, hot, stormy and full, with carnival falling in February or March depending on the year.

Best time to go
April, May, June, July, August, September
Shoulder season
March, October
Peak season
December, January, February
Seasonal hazards
  • Extreme heatDecember, January, February
  • FloodingDecember, January, February, March

Instant payment runs the country

The national instant-transfer system is accepted from restaurants to beach vendors, and cards work nearly everywhere else. Cash is worth carrying in small notes for the places where neither reaches, which are mostly rural.

Coverage is coastal

The facts block below reports population coverage, and the population lives near the sea. The Amazon, the Pantanal and the interior highways are a different matter, and the offline notes on the sites below are not decorative.

Two mains voltages in one country

Some states run at 127 volts and others at 220, with the line sometimes falling inside a single city. Modern devices take both, but check the label on the charger before plugging it in rather than after.

Portuguese, and not the European kind

Spanish will not get you far, and English is confined to tourist areas and the big cities. Brazilian Portuguese differs enough from the European variety in pronunciation and vocabulary to surprise anyone who learned the latter.

Iconic sites and coverage

Christ the Redeemer

Thirty-eight metres of statue on top of Corcovado, reached by a rack railway through the Tijuca forest. Cloud often comes down in the afternoon, so the clear view is a morning proposition.

Good coverage on site

Iguazu Falls

Close to three hundred cascades on the Argentine border, the Devil's Throat among them. The Brazilian side gives the panorama and the Argentine side the walkways over the water: both take two days.

Good coverage on site

Copacabana Beach

Four kilometres of sand in the middle of Rio, with Burle Marx's black-and-white wave pavement and a kiosk every hundred metres. The beach is divided into numbered sectors, each with its own crowd.

Good coverage on site

Pelourinho of Salvador

The historic centre of Brazil's first capital: painted houses, baroque churches and drumming in the streets at night. It is the heart of Afro-Brazilian culture, and the upper town is walked.

Good coverage on site

Amazon at Manaus

The city sits in the middle of the forest, reachable by plane or boat, and the meeting of the Rio Negro's black water with the Solimões' brown is visible to the naked eye. The lodges are hours upriver, off network.

Patchy coverage on sitePlan for offline

Pantanal

The largest wetland on earth, in the south-west, where wildlife is easier to see than in the Amazon because the vegetation is open. Jaguars are watched from the rivers in the dry season, and the tracks have no signal.

No coverage on sitePlan for offline

Lencois Maranhenses

A thousand square kilometres of dunes where the rains fill thousands of turquoise lagoons, from July to September. Access is by four-wheel drive, and the network ends with the road.

Patchy coverage on sitePlan for offline

Ouro Preto

An eighteenth-century mining town in the Minas Gerais hills, all steep cobbles and baroque churches carved by Aleijadinho. It was the capital of Brazilian gold, and its street plan has not moved since.

Good coverage on site

Sources Internet Society Pulse, Datadopt research

Datadopt Observatory

Price per GB in Brazil: what our data shows

According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Brazil comes down to 0.21 €/GB, across a sample of 1,849 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip.

Lowest price per GB recorded

0.21 €/GB

Offers in the price sample

1,849

Americas average

0.46 €/GB

World ranking

112 / 215

Brazil is 54% cheaper than the Americas regional average (0.46 €/GB).

Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.

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Which eSIM providers for Brazil?

Here are the 6 best-placed eSIM providers for Brazil, ranked by best price per GB. Prices are expressed per GB so plans of different sizes can be compared on the same basis.

ProviderPrice per GBFromMax durationHotspot5G
eSIM.dogeSIM.dog
0.64 €/GB0.85 €90 dYesNo
Manet TravelManet Travel
0.84 €/GB2.30 €30 dYesYes
Billion ConnectBillion Connect
0.89 €/GB1.59 €90 dYesNo
Stellar eSIMStellar eSIM
1.18 €/GB1.41 €30 dYesYes
AbesteSIMAbesteSIM
1.33 €/GB1.33 €30 dYesNo
Monty eSIMMonty eSIM
1.33 €/GB1.73 €30 dYesNo

Providers ranked by best price per GB, across plans of at least 1 GB. Source: Datadopt catalogue.

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Device compatibility

eSIM is built into every iPhone XS and later, as well as Samsung Galaxy S20+, Google Pixel 3a+ and most high-end Motorola, Oppo, Sony and Xiaomi models.

Not sure about your device? Check compatibility here.

How to install your eSIM for Brazil

  1. 1. Compare offers on https://www.datadopt.com/en/compare/br
  2. 2. Browse our partners' eSIM offers and choose the data volume and duration that fit your trip.
  3. 3. Purchase the eSIM plan that best fits your needs on our partner's site.
  4. 4. Receive a QR code by email after purchase.
  5. 5. Before you leave or during your stay, add the eSIM to your smartphone (Note: a stable Wi-Fi connection may be required during this step.)
    • 5.1. On iPhone: Settings > Mobile Data > Add Plan > Scan the QR code
    • 5.2. On Android: Settings > Connections > SIM card manager > Add a mobile plan
  6. 6. Once you arrive, turn on the data of your eSIM and enjoy reliable internet in Brazil.

First eSIM? The full walkthrough, with iOS and Android screenshots, lives in our guide how to install an eSIM on your smartphone.

Frequently asked questions

Does the eSIM really work in Brazil?

Yes. International eSIMs connect to Vivo, Claro or TIM on landing in São Paulo, Rio, Brasília or Salvador. Excellent coverage along the coast and in major cities.

How much data for 2 weeks Rio-Salvador-Amazon?

Plan for 10–15 GB : Uber, constant WhatsApp (essential in Brazil), iFood, Maps, cloud photos. Add more if you stream video.

Is there signal in the Amazon or Pantanal?

Manaus, Belém and Amazon state capitals have 4G. Deep jungle lodges or remote Rio Negro banks have nothing. Same in the Pantanal : only fazendas near roads have signal.

Can I use my European plan in Brazil?

Non-EU roaming is charged at premium rates (up to €10/MB). Check ; otherwise a travel eSIM is much cheaper.

Can I share the connection with other devices?

Most Brazil eSIM plans allow hotspot : the field is listed on each Datadopt offer detail page.

How much does an eSIM cost in Brazil, and is it cheap?

According to the Datadopt Observatory, the lowest price per GB recorded in Brazil comes down to 0.21 €/GB, across a sample of 1,849 fixed-volume offers retained for the measurement. That floor is reached on large data bundles : a 5 GB plan over 30 days costs noticeably more per GB. The real differentiator is still the depth of the offer : the more plans compete, the easier it is to find the duration and data volume that fit your trip. Brazil is 54% cheaper than the Americas regional average (0.46 €/GB). In our global ranking of well-covered eSIM markets, Brazil sits at position 112 of 215 by price per GB (1 = cheapest). Source: Datadopt eSIM Price Observatory, 170,286 plans analysed, measured 1 September 2026.

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