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Middle East eSIM

Middle East eSIM

One eSIM covering 12 countries, from $15.05. Useful when a single trip crosses several borders.

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Regional plans

Going to one country or one region?

This plan costs $118.25 for 10 GB · 30 days. Single-country plans of the same size cost $17.67 (median across 12 of the destinations it covers).

Find the plan for your country
  • 3 GB

    30 days

    $38.49

    Buy
  • 5 GB

    30 days

    $61.28

    Buy
  • 10 GB

    30 days

    $118.25

    Buy
  • 20 GB

    30 days

    $227.90

    Buy

Buy your Middle East eSIM

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

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Middle East eSIM at a glance

The Middle East eSIM covers 12 countries on a single eSIM. There are 6 plans, with 1–20 GB of data valid for 7–30 days, starting at $15.05.

Middle East eSIM: common questions

Do I need a separate eSIM for each country?
No. One Middle East eSIM works in all 12 countries on this page, and your data allowance covers all of them together.
How much does an eSIM for Middle East cost?
Plans for Middle East start at $15.05 for 1 GB valid for 7 days. The largest gives you 20 GB for 30 days at $227.90. Prices are in US dollars and are the final amount you pay.
When does my Middle East plan start?
When the eSIM first connects to a network in Middle East, not when you buy it — so you can install it at home before you travel.
Does the Middle East eSIM give me a local phone number?
No. These plans are data-only: mobile internet, not a local phone number, and no calls or SMS. Your usual number stays on your iPhone.
How do I buy a Middle East eSIM?
On this website or in the Voyafi app: pick Middle East, choose a plan and pay once. You confirm your phone supports eSIM before you pay, then install the plan with one tap.

Countries covered

This plan works in all 12 of these destinations on the same eSIM.

Only going to one of these? A single-country plan is usually cheaper.