Yes, on eligible versions.
Mainland China versions of this model do not support eSIM. Apple lists Hong Kong and Macao versions with two physical nano-SIM slots instead of eSIM. Other eligible versions support eSIM. Confirm the model number and carrier unlocking before buying a travel plan.
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Match the model number in Settings to see which version you have.
Check your phone
Match the model number
Open Settings → General → About. Match the number and original sales region against the manufacturer’s specifications.
Find the eSIM settings
Look for EID in your device information. An IMEI alone does not prove eSIM support. Check Settings → Cellular (or Mobile Service) → Add eSIM.
Confirm carrier unlocking
In Settings → General → About, Carrier Lock should say “No SIM restrictions”. If it does not, contact the original carrier. Your provider still needs to support your device.
Official evidence
Each regional source covers the models sold in that market.