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up vote 1 down vote. Nope, you'll have to change the SIM card to put it in an iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 uses a new SIM card format called nano-SIM, and it is not possible to convert a micro-SIM (SIM for the iPhone 4) to a nano-SIM.However, the reverse operation is possible.Adaptors exist (or will exist) to convert nano-SIM to the micro or normal SIM formats.p vote 1 down vote. Nope, you'll have to change the SIM card to put it in an iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 uses a new SIM card format called nano-SIM, and it is not possible to convert a micro-SIM (SIM for the iPhone 4) to a nano-SIM.
The original iPhone and the iPhone 3G/S use a standard sized SIM card. 2. Locate the SIM port. The original iPhone and the iPhone 3G/S have the SIM port located at the top of the phone, next to the Power button. 3. Insert a straightened paperclip or SIM eject tool. Insert the straight end into the hole next to the SIM port. Remove your SIM card from the tray.