An Entel top up means adding credit to a prepaid SIM in Bolivia, Chile or Peru, the three countries where Entel runs a network. doctorSIM has topped up prepaid phones since 2006, and it takes a couple of minutes.
Where you can top up Entel
doctorSIM covers three Entel networks: Entel Bolivia, Entel Chile and Entel Peru. Pick the page for the country where the SIM is registered, not the country you are paying from, since an Entel Chile number and an Entel Peru number sit on separate systems.
Recharging an Entel line from outside the country
Most people topping up an Entel line are doing it for a relative, or for a number they use themselves when travelling to Bolivia, Chile or Peru. You do not need to open an account or register the SIM in your name: enter the phone number, pick the amount and pay. The credit reaches the handset directly, and you get a receipt by email so you both know it went through.
Frequently asked questions
How do I top up an Entel prepaid SIM?
Go to the page for the country where the SIM is registered, enter the phone number, choose the amount and pay by card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay; the credit lands within seconds.
Can I top up Entel Chile if I am not in Chile?
Yes. The top up follows the phone number, so you can pay from any country and the credit still reaches the Entel Chile line.
Does the Entel line need to be in my own name?
No. Any Entel prepaid number can be topped up regardless of whose name it is under.
Is an Entel Peru top up the same as Entel Bolivia?
No, they are separate networks: use the Entel Peru page for a Peruvian number and the Entel Bolivia page for a Bolivian one, since a top up on one does not reach the other.
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