Middle East & North Africa
6 plans
Middle East & North Africa 1GB 7Days
Middle East & North Africa
Middle East & North Africa 3GB 15Days
Middle East & North Africa
Middle East & North Africa 3GB 30Days
Middle East & North Africa
Middle East & North Africa 5GB 30Days
Middle East & North Africa
Middle East & North Africa 10GB 30Days
Middle East & North Africa
Middle East & North Africa 20GB 30Days
Middle East & North Africa
Using an eSIM in Middle East & North Africa
Yes — you can use a travel eSIM in Middle East & North Africa. Travely has 6 prepaid eSIM data plans for Middle East & North Africa starting from $16.90 with validity up to 30 days. Each plan is delivered digitally as a QR code, so there is no physical SIM card to collect and no roaming charges from your home carrier.
Prefer to plan the rest of your trip first? Browse destinations for places to eat, stay and visit, or see all travel eSIM plans.
Middle East & North Africa eSIM FAQ
Does an eSIM work in Middle East & North Africa?
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Yes — you can use a travel eSIM in Middle East & North Africa. Travely has 6 prepaid eSIM data plans for Middle East & North Africa starting from $16.90 with validity up to 30 days. Each plan is delivered digitally as a QR code, so there is no physical SIM card to collect and no roaming charges from your home carrier.
How much does an eSIM for Middle East & North Africa cost?
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Travely eSIM plans for Middle East & North Africa start from $16.90. Every plan shows its exact data allowance, validity period and price before you buy, and plans are prepaid — they don't auto-renew.
How do I get mobile data in Middle East & North Africa as a tourist?
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Buy a prepaid eSIM for Middle East & North Africa before you travel, install it by scanning the QR code you receive, and it connects when you land. You don't need to find a shop, show a passport or pay roaming fees — and you keep your existing number on your primary SIM.
Which eSIM plan should I choose for Middle East & North Africa?
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Pick by trip length and how much data you use: Travely’s 6 plans for Middle East & North Africa cover short city breaks through to longer stays (up to 30 days). Light users browsing and using maps typically need 1–3 GB per week.
Will my phone work with an eSIM in Middle East & North Africa?
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Most recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models support eSIM, as long as the phone is carrier-unlocked. Check for an "Add eSIM" or "Add cellular plan" option in your phone settings before buying.