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Most carriers make it extremely easy to buy a phone plan online, whether you're purchasing a new phone or bringing your own phone. On top of your monthly phone plan payment, you may need to pay upfront one-time fees, including a SIM card fee, activation fee, and support fee.

There's no minimum credit score to get a phone contract. Every network operator scores you differently?so even if one network won't give you a contract, you might have more luck elsewhere. Having bad credit doesn't stop you from getting a phone contract, but it might make it harder.

Most, if not all, contracts require you to sign on for 24 months, after which you'll have an option to upgrade or continue on the same contract minus the cost of the phone, which you'd have paid off in those first 24 months. If you're not sure that you can make that kind of commitment, a contract isn't your best bet.

Contract service offers different benefits to those staying in the country for extended periods. These cell phone plans require a minimum time commitment based on the type of services you select, usually two years, although some month-to-month contracts are available from certain providers.

For new contracts: Original ID document (not driver's licence)*, Proof of residence (not older than 3 months), 3 months bank statements (stamped by the bank), Proof of banking details, latest payslip.

To find out if you qualify for a free government phone, you'll need to make sure that your household income is at or below 135% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. You'll need to prove your household income with pay stubs, a W-2 form, or a letter from the government agency that you're enrolled in.

For new contracts: Original ID document (not driver's licence)*, Proof of residence (not older than 3 months), 3 months bank statements (stamped by the bank), Proof of banking details, latest payslip.

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