Rogers
Check the device history and ask Rogers for the no-fee carrier route before considering another service.
View Rogers unlock options →Canadian phone unlocking
Unlock a phone from Canada
Check a Canadian phone before paying for an unlock. Canada requires providers to supply new devices unlocked and to unlock eligible existing customer devices on request without a fee, so the original carrier should normally be your first route.
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Networks in Canada
Choose the phone's original carrier
The original network matters. Select it before entering the IMEI so the correct service and model price can be shown.
Bell Mobility
Use Bell's official support route first and investigate only if the device remains restricted.
View Bell Mobility unlock options →TELUS
Confirm whether an older or imported TELUS device still has a network restriction.
View TELUS unlock options →Before you pay
Check the carrier route first
Under the CRTC Wireless Code, devices supplied from 1 December 2017 must be unlocked, and a provider must unlock a device tied to an ongoing customer contract on request without charge. Older, imported or second-hand devices can need additional investigation.
A carrier unlock only removes an eligible SIM or network restriction. It cannot remove a screen passcode, iCloud Activation Lock, Google account protection, finance balance or lost-and-stolen blacklist record.
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Identify the device
IMEI TAC detection helps match the iPhone model before the quote.
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See the real order total
Configured model pricing is displayed before personal checkout details.
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Track from one account
After confirmed payment, the order is linked to your email automatically.
Phone unlock questions
Canada unlocking FAQ
Do Canadian carriers charge to unlock phones?
For customers covered by the CRTC Wireless Code, providers must unlock a device tied to their network on request without charge. Start with the original carrier.
Why might a Canadian phone still appear locked?
It may be older, imported, second-hand, tied to a different original network or showing an activation or blacklist problem rather than a carrier lock.
Can this service remove a Canadian blacklist record?
No. Network unlocking and IMEI blacklist status are separate. A reported lost, stolen or unpaid-device record is not removed by a carrier unlock.