6 Ways to Fix Invalid SIM or No SIM Error on iPhone

Invalid SIM or No SIM error on iPhone is not a rare error and can occur on any iPhone model. There are a few solutions to fix Invalid SIM or No SIM error on iPhone that you can refer to in the article below.

 

Restart iPhone

Restarting your iPhone has solved the No SIM or Invalid SIM issue for some users and it might work for you. It is a simple troubleshooting method and should be the first thing you try when trying to fix this issue.

Update iOS

It is possible that the old iOS version you are using is causing a SIM connection error, which reports an invalid SIM or No SIM error. Please check the iOS version your phone is using and upgrade to resolve the remaining errors.

Check if SIM is installed correctly

It's possible that the SIM card isn't inserted properly, so you'll want to open the SIM tray on your iPhone and make sure it's inserted properly. The SIM card should fit snugly into the tray, with the metal contacts facing down and the edges aligned properly.

Try another SIM card or switch to E-Sim

Your SIM card can also be damaged, possibly because you inserted the wrong card into the SIM tray or the metal contacts are damaged.

You should test your iPhone with a different SIM card that works in other phones. If that SIM card works, then your original SIM card is the problem.

 

Check carrier settings

If your carrier settings are outdated, your iPhone may not recognize your SIM card. This could be why you see a No SIM or Invalid SIM error on your iPhone.

Go to Settings then tap General, select About then check if there is a carrier settings update.

Reset iPhone network settings

You can reset network settings on your iPhone in case your device's network is having problems. Go to Settings, then select General , then tap Switch or reset iPhone .

 

Then you will select Reset and choose Reset network settings to do it.