Currently, if you buy a new iPhone and utilize an eSIM, you must contact your carrier to get the eSIM renewed. While some carriers make this simple by including QR codes in their mobile apps, others require you to visit a store to transfer an eSIM. Apple’s new eSIM switch capability in iOS 16 appears to alleviate some of these issues, however, reports indicate that transferring eSIMs over Bluetooth is only possible if the carrier supports the feature.
