Prices updated October 22, 2026
Quick facts
- Countries
- 11 countries
- Plans
- 3 plans
- Plan length
- 7 to 30 days
- Data
- 1 GB to 5 GB
- Data add-ons
- On every plan
- Days start
- When you first connect at your destination
- Install by
- Within 180 days of purchase
Coverage and networks
Works in 11 countries
Networks
- Armenia
- Beeline (4G), MTS (4G)
- Azerbaijan
- Bakcell (5G)
- Bahrain
- Zain (5G), STC (5G)
- Israel
- Partner (5G), Hot Mobile (5G), Pelephone (5G), PHI Networks (5G)
- Jordan
- Zain (5G), Umniah (4G)
- Kuwait
- Zain (5G), Ooredoo (5G)
- Oman
- Omantel (5G)
- Qatar
- ooredoo (5G), Vodafone (5G)
- Saudi Arabia
- Mobily (5G), Zain (5G)
- Türkiye (Turkey)
- Turkcell (5G)
- United Arab Emirates
- Etisalat (5G)
Frequently asked questions
Which countries does the Middle East eSIM cover?
It works in 11 countries, including Qatar, Israel, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Bahrain, and Azerbaijan. The full list is below.
How long do Middle East eSIM plans last?
Plans last 7 to 30 days. Days start when you first connect at your destination. You can add data to the same eSIM later.
When does my plan start?
Validity starts the first time you connect at your destination, not when you buy or install the eSIM. Some plans start at installation instead; they are clearly labeled, so install those after you arrive.
When should I install my eSIM?
Before you travel, while you still have Wi-Fi. Then switch it on when you land.
Will it work on my phone?
Your phone must support eSIM and be unlocked from its carrier. Check your phone's settings or ask your carrier.
Can I buy a data add-on later?
Yes. On plans that support data add-ons, you can add data to the same eSIM.
Is my phone compatible?
Check that your phone supports eSIM before you buy.