Plan · 01
Unlimited
for 1 day · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$4.72
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Google · 2021
Compatible
Install your eSIM for the Dominican Republic on Pixel 6.
Yes, Pixel 6 supports eSIM in the Dominican Republic. First Pixel with Google's Tensor chip. Full eSIM support. travel.to routes you to Claro, Altice, Viva automatically: you don't pick the carrier, your phone does.
Compatibility check
What checks out before payment.
eSIM supported
Pixel 6 (2021) ships with eSIM hardware.
Carrier coverage
3 partner carriers in the Dominican Republic · auto-handoff between them.
Speed band
30 to 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT.
Install · ANDROID
6 steps from QR to online.
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01
Open Settings on your phone
Tap the Settings app from your home screen or app drawer.
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02
Tap Network & internet
On Pixel and most Android phones it's called Network & internet. Samsung Galaxy phones may label it Connections.
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03
Open SIMs (or SIM card manager)
Tap SIMs on Pixel, or SIM card manager on Samsung. You'll see your current SIM lines listed.
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04
Tap the + button or Add SIM
Look for a + icon or an Add SIM / Add eSIM action.
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05
Choose Download a SIM instead?
When the phone asks if you have a physical SIM, choose Download a SIM instead (that's the eSIM path).
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06
Scan the QR code from your email
Open the eSIM email from travel.to on another device and point your phone's camera at the QR code.
Once installed, the eSIM is dormant until Pixel 6 reaches a partner carrier's network in the Dominican Republic, typically the moment you land. No manual switch, no carrier app.
Dominican Republic network
What to expect on Pixel 6 in the Dominican Republic.
- Carriers
- Claro · Altice · Viva
- Network
- 30 to 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT
- Time zone
- UTC−4 year-round
- Roaming alt cost
- $20-40/GB on default home-carrier roaming (travel.to is an order of magnitude cheaper).
Plans for the Dominican Republic
Pick a plan and we'll email your QR.
Plan · 02
Unlimited
for 3 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$11.14
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Plan · 03
Unlimited
for 5 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$17.56
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Our pick
Plan · 04
Unlimited
for 7 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$23.98
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Plan · 05
Unlimited
for 10 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$33.62
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Plan · 06
Unlimited
for 15 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$49.67
USD
For when you stop counting gigabytes.
Plan · 07
Unlimited
for 30 days · 1 GB/day full speed, then 1.3 Mbps
$97.82
USD
For when the trip becomes the month, and the month becomes the work.
Pixel 6 in the Dominican Republic
Common questions.
Yes. Pixel 6 ships with eSIM hardware, and travel.to routes it onto Claro, Altice, and Viva in the Dominican Republic. The line activates the moment you land. Install takes under two minutes and is fully refundable if it fails to activate.
Yes. Pixel 6 supports dual SIM worldwide, so your home SIM stays in the tray and travel.to installs alongside it as a second line. No swapping, no removing your primary number.
On Pixel 6 open Settings → Network & internet → SIMs (Samsung calls it SIM card manager under Connections), tap Add SIM, choose "Download a SIM instead", and scan the QR from your travel.to email: 6 taps total.
Under two minutes. The QR arrives by email seconds after payment; 6 taps later the profile is installed on Pixel 6. It stays dormant until you reach a partner network in the Dominican Republic (UTC−4 year-round), usually the instant you land, before you have changed your clock.
We route on Claro, Altice, and Viva in the Dominican Republic. Pixel 6 hands off automatically to whichever has the strongest signal where you are: you do not pick the carrier, the phone does.
30 to 95 Mbps urban · 58 ms RTT. Pixel 6 negotiates the fastest band the local network offers, so in covered areas you get the same speeds a native SIM would pull on the same carrier.
Default home-carrier roaming in the Dominican Republic runs about $20-40 per GB. A travel.to plan for the Dominican Republic sits an order of magnitude below that, and you never get a surprise bill: you pay once, up front, for the data you chose.
No need. The airport SIM kiosks in the Dominican Republic keep limited hours (Punta Cana PUJ · daytime · Santo Domingo SDQ daytime) and you would queue at them with the rest of your flight. Install the travel.to eSIM on Pixel 6 before you board and you walk straight past them, already online.
Three carriers per region · auto-failover below signal threshold Pixel 6 falls back automatically: you never have to switch networks by hand.
Yes. Top-ups reuse the Dominican Republic eSIM profile already on Pixel 6: no new QR scan, no second install. Same line, fresh data, added from your Dominican Republic order page in one tap.
Full refund if the Dominican Republic eSIM fails to activate on Pixel 6. Half refund if it activates but underperforms on Claro, Altice, and Viva (and if you used under 500 MB, you get the full amount). One click from your dashboard: no email thread.
A few Pixel 6-specific notes: Early Pixel 6 firmware had eSIM activation bugs. Install the latest Android before adding travel.to. Pixel 6 / 6 Pro run dual SIM as one physical + one eSIM, not two eSIMs. The 6a is eSIM-capable with the identical flow. Beyond that, the travel.to install flow in the Dominican Republic is the standard Android path.
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