Middle East eSIM

One eSIM Across the Middle East and North Africa

The Middle East regional eSIM covers 10 countries with a single plan: the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Jordan, Egypt, Morocco and Turkey. It spans the whole Gulf plus the biggest tourist destinations of the wider region — one plan from Dubai to Marrakech.

Plans run on tier-1 local carriers such as du in the UAE and equivalent leading networks in each country, with fast 4G/LTE and 5G in the Gulf's ultra-modern networks. The exact coverage list is shown on every plan card.

Made for Gulf Business and Layover Travel

Dubai, Doha and Istanbul are the world's biggest transit hubs — a regional eSIM turns every layover into a connected stop without buying airport SIMs. Business travellers hopping Riyadh–Dubai–Doha in one week keep a single plan and a single balance across all three.

Data covers ride-hailing (Careem, Uber), WhatsApp — the default business channel of the region — plus maps and bookings. Note that the UAE and some Gulf states restrict VoIP calls on local networks; messaging and data apps work normally.

Regional eSIM vs Roaming and Local SIMs

Local SIM registration in the Gulf requires passports and sometimes biometric ID, and roaming from home carriers across multiple Middle Eastern countries is billed at premium rates. The prepaid eSIM avoids both — activate by QR before departure and land connected in any covered country.

Your home SIM stays active for calls and banking SMS while the eSIM carries the data. Egypt, Morocco and Turkey are included, so classic combined routes — Gulf plus Egypt, or Istanbul plus Dubai — run on one plan.