Import contacts stored on a SIM card
- Put your previous SIM card that has your contacts into your iPhone. Make sure that the SIM card fits.
- Tap Settings > Contacts > Import SIM Contacts.
- If asked, choose where you want to import your SIM card contacts.
- Wait for the import to complete.
- Open Contacts and make sure that your contacts imported.* If needed, you can replace the SIM card you just imported from with your newer SIM card.
Can you migrate your iPhone contacts to Android device and how to? Our 3u team recently have seen many questions about this, let's see: Step 1: Connect your iPhone with 3uTools, click Data and you could find your Contacts here. Mar 12, 2020 Through many tests, we do find a few possible solutions. Here in this step-by-step post, we will show you how to transfer contacts from iPhone to SIM card in two ways, and we will also show you a great tool which could transfer contacts from both old iPhone and Android phone to New iPhone. Put your previous SIM card that has your contacts into your iPhone. Make sure that the SIM card fits. Tap Settings Contacts Import SIM Contacts. If asked, choose where you want to import your SIM card contacts. Wait for the import to complete. Open Contacts and make sure that your contacts imported.
Your iPhone doesn't store contacts on the SIM card. If you want to transfer contacts between iPhones, you can use iCloud to back up or transfer content between devices.
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- Switch to iPhone from Android or other devices.
* The contact information imported from a SIM card depends on how your previous phone stored information on the SIM card. For more help with importing contacts from a non-Apple phone, check the manufacturer’s website, app store, or contact your carrier.
Before you begin
- If you have an Apple Watch and you got a new iPhone, unpair your Apple Watch from your previous iPhone before you set up your new device. Unpairing automatically backs up your Apple Watch so you can restore it after you pair with a new iPhone.
- Make sure that you have a backup of your device.
- Have your Apple ID and password ready.
- Transfer your SIM card. If your new device needs a different SIM card than what you have, or an eSIM, contact your carrier.
Select a method
Quick Start: Use your iPhone or iPad that's already running iOS 11 or later to automatically set up a new device.
iCloud: Transfer your data and purchased content to your new device from your previous device's iCloud backup.
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iTunes or Finder: Transfer your data and purchased content to your new device from a backup you made with iTunes or Finder.