The Middle East eSIM costs from $22.99: valid up to 30 days.
Install by QR before you fly; your US line stays on. You pay by card: exactly the price shown.
eSIM for the Middle East from the US: from $22.99; the days start at the first connection to a network in the Middle East, not at purchase. One profile for 13 countries; 6 options in total, including Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps.
Install
The QR code arrives by email after payment.
Prices checked in the catalog on October 29, 2026.
Does my phone support eSIM?
On an iPhone, open Settings → Cellular: if there is a Set Up Cellular or Add eSIM option, the phone has an eSIM; an iPhone 14 or later bought in the US works with eSIM only. On Android, look for an option to add an eSIM in the SIM settings (Samsung: Settings → Connections → SIM manager → Add eSIM; Pixel: Settings → Network & internet → SIMs → Add SIM). Can’t find it? Look up your model in the list of eSIM-compatible phones.
Is my phone unlocked?
A travel eSIM works only on a phone that is not locked to your US carrier. On an iPhone: Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock should say No SIM restrictions; only your carrier can unlock it, and Apple says that can take a few days. Google sells every Pixel from its store unlocked; a phone bought from a carrier may be locked. Samsung’s US help has no lock-status menu: the carrier that sold the Galaxy unlocks it. How to check and unlock your phone.
Plans from $22.99
Plans with a daily high-speed limit
3 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
5 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
7 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
10 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
15 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
30 days
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps
Data only, no phone number. The days start with your first connection in the Middle East. Your card is charged exactly the price on the plan
(see payment). Plans checked in the catalog on October 29, 2026.
13 countries, in alphabetical order. One profile: you cross the borders on the list without changing anything, and the days count from your first connection in any of them.
List and networks from our provider’s catalog, checked on October 29, 2026.
Payment and refunds
Pay by card, or Apple Pay or Google Pay if Stripe shows them on your device · exactly the price shownCard · $
Plans for the Middle East are paid by card, for example Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 Mbps for 3 days at $22.99: you are charged exactly the price shown, in US dollars. The seller is a company registered in the United States, so this is a payment to a US business. How card payment works.
Sold by JET SHARING MOBILITY INC. (United States); your bank statement shows JET SHARING.
Full refund within 30 days of purchase while the eSIM has not connected to any network. If the eSIM doesn't work and it isn't your phone's fault, we refund the payment whether or not it was installed.
Questions: WhatsApp or support@esimworld.us.
How many GB for the Middle East
3 days7 days14 days
Maps and messagingGPS, cab apps, WhatsApp chats, a few photosOur estimate: about 0.3 GB a day3 days3 GB/day at full speed$22.99then reduced to 1 Mbps7 days3 GB/day at full speed$40.99then reduced to 1 Mbps14 days3 GB/day at full speed$78.99then reduced to 1 Mbps
Social media and photosInstagram feed and stories, photos backed up to the cloudOur estimate: about 0.8 GB a day3 days3 GB/day at full speed$22.99then reduced to 1 Mbps7 days3 GB/day at full speed$40.99then reduced to 1 Mbps14 days3 GB/day at full speed$78.99then reduced to 1 Mbps
Videos and video callsReels and YouTube on the go, video calls homeOur estimate: about 1.7 GB a day3 days3 GB/day at full speed$22.99then reduced to 1 Mbps7 days3 GB/day at full speed$40.99then reduced to 1 Mbps14 days3 GB/day at full speed$78.99then reduced to 1 Mbps
Working on a laptopHotspot to a laptop, meetings, file uploadsOur estimate: about 3 GB a dayEstimated data if your plan allows tethering. Hotspot rule not specified — check before relying on it: ask us on WhatsApp.
3 days3 GB/day at full speed$22.99then reduced to 1 Mbps7 days3 GB/day at full speed$40.99then reduced to 1 Mbps14 days3 GB/day at full speed$78.99then reduced to 1 Mbps
To work it out for your own route and habits, use the
data calculator.
Each cell shows a plan’s total data and price for that many days, not your use; a plan with a daily limit shows its high-speed data a day. Our editorial estimates, not measurements: HD video, background sync and backups, and sharing data as a hotspot all use more.
At a glance: eSIM in the Middle East
Days start at the first connectionPlans run 3 to 30 days, counted from the first network in the Middle East, not from the purchase or the installation.
Data only: your US line stays onNo local number in the Middle East; your US line stays on for calls and texts, with its cellular data off.
Unlimited — 3 GB/day at full speed, then reduced to 1 MbpsFrom 3 days at $22.99. After the daily high-speed allowance the speed drops until the next day.
PurchaseQR code by email · after payment
Installationprofile on your phone · in advance
Activationfirst network on the trip · the clock starts
You can install the profile at home in advance. The plan’s validity starts only when your
phone first registers on a network in the Middle East.
Does one eSIM work in all the countries in the Middle East?
Yes, in the 13 countries listed on this page: when you cross a border, your phone joins the local network on its own, with the same profile. If you are visiting only one country, the plan for that country is usually cheaper.
What if the eSIM doesn't work when you land in the Middle East?
Check, in this order: data roaming is on for the eSIM line, the eSIM is chosen as the line for cellular data, and Airplane Mode is off. Still no connection? See what to check when the eSIM has no signal abroad.
Prices come from our provider’s catalog and may change; the amount at the moment of payment
applies. We sell prepaid travel eSIMs. We are not a mobile carrier: network access is provided by the local carrier,
under the plan’s terms. See the terms and the refund policy.