Middle East (11 areas) eSIM

Name: Middle East (11 areas) eSIM
Brand: SimSwift - Scan. Connect. Explore.
Price: 53.00 AED
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (456 reviews)

Premium connectivity in 11 countries. Zero roaming fees, instant activation, and enterprise-grade network quality for iPhone, Samsung, and Android users.

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Internet on arrival No SIM swap — keep your number Set up in under a minute, before you fly

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Dhs. 135.00

Dhs. 132.00

30 Days

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Instant Activation · Hotspot Sharing
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Common Questions

It activates when you connect to a supported network in Middle East (usually upon arrival). No manual activation needed—just land, turn on your phone, and you're connected, whether you're visiting Dubai, Cairo, or Riyadh.

An eSIM is a digital SIM built into your phone that activates mobile data without a physical card. After purchase, scan the QR code to install the Middle East eSIM profile. Once you arrive in Middle East, your phone connects to local networks automatically—no SIM swaps or roaming fees.

Go to Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM, scan the QR code we email you, and follow the prompts. Once installed, select the eSIM as your data line. You'll need to enable Data Roaming on the eSIM line (not your primary SIM) to connect in Middle East.

On Samsung/Pixel: Go to Settings → Connections → SIM Manager → Add eSIM, scan the QR code, and follow setup. Set the eSIM as your data line and enable Data Roaming on the eSIM profile to use mobile data in Middle East.

Yes! Install anytime before your trip—it won't activate until you arrive in Middle East and connect to a local network. You have 180 days from purchase to activate.

Yes, enable Data Roaming on the eSIM line (not your primary SIM). This allows the eSIM to connect to local networks in Middle East. You won't be charged roaming fees—it connects as a local plan with no extra charges from your home carrier.

Yes, you can share your data with other devices using hotspot on most plans. Check your phone's hotspot settings after the eSIM is active, whether you're relaxing at Jumeirah Beach or exploring museums in Beirut.

Yes! WhatsApp and iMessage stay linked to your home number. The Middle East eSIM is data-only, so your existing messaging apps work perfectly—you keep all your chats and contacts.

This eSIM doesn't include a phone number for regular calls/SMS. However, you can make calls using WhatsApp, FaceTime, Skype, or other internet-based apps over your data connection.

You have 180 days from purchase to activate your Middle East eSIM. Once activated, the plan validity depends on the package you chose (shown on the product page).

Yes! All fixed data plans support instant top-ups. Purchase a top-up package using your original eSIM reference number—no new QR code needed.

Your eSIM connects to premium local networks including Etisalat, Beeline, MTS, Bakcell with 4G/5G coverage. Whether you're in Dubai, Beirut, or Muscat, you get the same service as locals, with automatic switching between carriers for the best signal.

Middle East eSIM plans start from Dhs. 53.00 depending on data amount and validity. All plans include instant activation, 4G/5G speeds, and no hidden fees—just pay once upfront.

Yes—no airport queues, passport checks, or language barriers. Install your Middle East eSIM before you travel, at iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa or the Pyramids, and connect instantly. Local SIMs require finding a store, dealing with paperwork, and physical swapping.