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Can I get a new SIM card with the same number?

Yes. Replacing your SIM, you can keep your same number.
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Can I buy a new SIM and keep my number?

To keep your mobile number and transfer it to another network, you need to request what's called a Porting Authorisation Code (PAC) from your old provider and then give the code to your new provider so they can schedule the switch.
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Can I have another SIM card with the same number?

If your device is lost or stolen, or if you need a SIM card in another format, you can choose to change your SIM card but keep the same phone number. Just visit a POST outlet, bringing an identity document. Swapping cards is instantaneous and you can use your new card immediately.
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How much does it cost to replace a SIM card?

SIM cards can be purchased for very little on eBay and if having to pay full cost usually the charge is $5. The up to $20 comes in with authorized retailers and some inflate costs greatly for the SIM cards.
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Will I lose my number if I get a new SIM card?

Your contacts, messages, apps, wallpaper and pretty much anything else that isn't your phone number will stay on your phone – even if you take the SIM card out. No need to worry about losing your email settings or your entire contact list (we get it, nobody knows anyone's phone number anymore).
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Can you transfer your old number to a new SIM card?

What happens when you replace a SIM card?

If you change it for a SIM from the same carrier, nothing happens, the device continues working as before. If you change it for a SIM from another carrier and the phone is locked to the original, then it will work as a fancy iPod, none of the phone capabilities will be available.
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How do I get my old number back on my new SIM card?

How to Get an Old Cell Number Back
  1. Take out your SIM from your mobile.
  2. Note the printed numbers on your SIM. ...
  3. Contact your carrier via phone or email.
  4. Request for reactivation.
  5. Provide details like the IMEI and SIM number to the customer care rep.
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How long does a SIM replacement take?

A replacement SIM lets you move your number to a new SIM if your old SIM is lost, stolen or damaged, or if you need a different size SIM for your new device. A replacement SIM can take up to 24 hours to activate in busy periods, however it's usually much quicker.
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How do I replace my SIM card with a new one?

Here's how:
  1. Remove the back cover, and remove the battery.
  2. With your finger pressing against the SIM card, slide it out of the slot. ...
  3. To insert a SIM card, place it into the SIM slot with the gold contacts facing down. ...
  4. Reinsert the phone battery. ...
  5. Line up the back cover with the camera, then press down to reattach it.
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Can I just purchase a SIM card?

You can buy a sim card in the US, simply picking one up from a store when you land in the US.
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Does AT&T charge for SIM card replacement?

If you are asking about a replacement SIM card for a new device on an existing line of service, it is free at a corporate store. Non corporate, retail or kiosk stores will charge a small fee up to $25.
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Does T mobile charge for a new SIM card?

Embedded SIM (eSIM) & Physical SIM card

Shop for SIM cards for as low as $0 today. The SIM stores your account information and connects your device to the T‑Mobile network.
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How much does Verizon charge for a SIM card replacement?

The $30 SIM Replacement Fee: When A Verizon Store Isn't A Verizon Store.
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