No — it has no eSIM. No. The iPhone X does not have eSIM support, so it cannot use an eJurs eSIM. Here is how to check and what your options are.
The iPhone X specifically
The iPhone X, 8, 7 and everything older predate eSIM entirely. They have only a physical SIM slot, and no software update can change that, because an eSIM is a hardware chip.
What this means for a non-PTA iPhone X
PTA registration applies to local SIMs. eJurs is a roaming eSIM, so no local SIM is involved and an unregistered handset still gets online.
The service is data only — no calls, no SMS, and no Pakistani number. WhatsApp calls, IMO and Messenger all run over data, so those keep working.
Check your own handset in under a minute
Open the dialer on your iPhone X and dial *#06#. If an EID appears alongside the IMEI, the phone has an eSIM.
It must also be free of a carrier lock — worth confirming on anything bought second-hand or brought in from abroad.
Carrier-locked and non-PTA are not the same thing, and taking one for the other is the mistake that costs people money here — what the difference is, and how to tell which yours is.
What you can do instead
This model takes a physical SIM only, so no eSIM service — ours or anyone else's — will work on it. If you have a second handset that supports eSIM, the plan can run there and be shared over a hotspot.
If you think your unit differs from the listing, dial *#06# and check for an EID, then send us the result on WhatsApp.
Plans
Plans start at Rs. 380 and are all data-only. Validity begins the first time the eSIM carries data, not on the day you buy, so buying ahead of a trip costs you nothing.
See the plans or ask the WhatsApp agent.
Other Apple models
- iPhone 18 Pro / 18 Pro Max — supports eSIM
- iPhone Duo — supports eSIM
- iPhone 17 / 17 Pro / 17 Pro Max — supports eSIM
- iPhone Air — supports eSIM
- iPhone 16 / 16 Pro — supports eSIM
- iPhone 16e — supports eSIM