eSIM for the Middle East

Mobile data for your trip. Install by QR before you fly and keep your Indian SIM on for OTPs and UPI. ₹ prices are an estimate; you pay by card in US$.

  • 13 countries, one profile
  • 3–30 days
All 6 plans from ≈ ₹2,224
In short

eSIM for the Middle East: from ≈ ₹2,224 (US$22.99), one profile for 13 countries and the option of Unlimited (3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps), valid up to 30 days, 6 options in total. You pay by card in US dollars, and the eSIM QR code arrives by e-mail after payment. The days count from the first connection to a network in the Middle East, not from the purchase. Prices checked in the catalogue on 12 Oct 2026.

Does my phone support eSIM?

On an iPhone, open Settings → General → About: if there is an EID line, the phone has an eSIM. On Android, look for an Add eSIM option in the SIM settings. Can’t find it? Look up your model in the list of eSIM-compatible phones.

Plans from ≈ ₹2,224

Unlimited plans, with a daily high-speed limit

3 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps
5 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps
7 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps
10 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps
15 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps
30 days
Unlimited 3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps

Data only, no phone number. The days start with your first connection in the Middle East. ₹ at the market rate of 9 Oct; you are charged in US$ by card. Your bank converts the US$ charge at its own rate and may add a foreign-transaction fee — how card payment works. US$ prices checked in the catalogue on 12 Oct 2026.

Countries covered by the eSIM for the Middle East

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 from our partner operator’s catalogue, checked on 12 Oct 2026.

Payment by card & guarantees

Card, charged in US$ · the ₹ price is an estimate Card · US$

You pay by card in US dollars. The ₹ price is an estimate at the market rate of the day: your bank converts the US$ charge at its own rate and may add a foreign-transaction (forex markup) fee. International online transactions must be enabled on your card. 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@esimgo.in.

eSIM conditions for the Middle East

Validity starts on first connection Install the eSIM at home before you fly: the days start counting when your phone first connects to a network in the Middle East.
Unlimited (3 GB/day at high speed, then 1 Mbps) Fair usage policy of the network provider: after the daily high-speed limit, speed is reduced until the next day.

Conditions from the partner network’s catalogue, checked at every site update.

Before you travel

Frequently asked questions

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 it doesn't work when you land?

Check, in this order: data roaming is on for the eSIM line, the eSIM is chosen as the line for mobile data, and airplane mode is off. Still no connection? See what to check when the eSIM has no signal abroad.

General questions have their own pages: how card payment works, refund policy, how to install an eSIM and help and FAQ.

Prices come from our partner operator’s catalogue and may change; the amount at the moment of payment applies. We are not a mobile operator: network access is provided by the partner operator, under the plan’s terms. See the terms and the refund policy.

eSIM for the Middle East 13 countries with one profile
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Charged — by card. Your bank converts the US$ charge at its own rate and may add a foreign-transaction fee — how card payment works.

Card · US$

Card payment via Stripe, charged in US$ · QR code by e-mail · refund policy