If you are in the US and a relative's Entel line in Bolivia, Chile or Peru needs credit, you can send it online in a couple of minutes without leaving home. doctorSIM has been recharging prepaid phones since 2006.
Entel countries doctorSIM covers
Start with the page for the country where the Entel SIM is registered: Entel Bolivia, Entel Chile or Entel Peru. They run on separate systems, so a recharge sent to the Chile page will not reach a Peru number, and the other way round.
Recharging before a trip back home
If you keep an Entel line for visits to Bolivia, Chile or Peru, you can top it up from the US before you travel so it is ready when you land, instead of hunting for a shop after a long flight. The same process works for sending credit to a parent or sibling still living there: enter the phone number, pick an amount and pay, no account or proof of ownership needed. The credit lands on the phone right away, with an email receipt as confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I recharge an Entel phone in Peru from the US?
Yes. Payment location does not matter; the recharge is tied to the phone number, so you can pay from the US and the credit still reaches the Entel Peru line.
Does the Entel line need to be registered in my name?
No. You just need the phone number to send credit, whether it is your own line or someone else's.
How long does it take for the credit to arrive?
Within seconds of the payment going through, day or night, with no store visit needed.
Is an Entel Bolivia recharge the same as Entel Chile?
No. They are separate networks, so use the Bolivia page for a Bolivian number and the Chile page for a Chilean one.
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