7 days1 GB
$11.99
Global 7 Days 1GB
Full speed until data runs out
- 5G / LTE
- Hotspot details unavailable
Land in Dubai or Abu Dhabi already connected.
$11.99
Global 7 Days 1GB
Full speed until data runs out
$12.99
United Arab Emirates 7 Days 5GB
Full speed until data runs out
$27.99
United Arab Emirates 7 Days Unlimited
2 GB at full speedThen unlimited at 256 kbps
Last updated: . Speed and coverage depend on the local network, your location and device.
Voice and video calls in some apps, including WhatsApp, have historically been restricted in the UAE, and an eSIM doesn't change local rules. WhatsApp text messages normally work.
A United Arab Emirates eSIM is a digital SIM with a mobile data plan for United Arab Emirates. You install it by scanning a QR code — no plastic SIM needed. Plans run from 1 to 180 days, starting at $3.99.
Install it a day or two before you leave, while you're on Wi-Fi.
It depends on the plan. Check “Activation” in each plan's details before you buy.
Yes, all United Arab Emirates plans support 5G where the local network offers it and your phone supports it. Elsewhere it connects over LTE.
The provider hasn't confirmed hotspot support for these plans, so we don't promise it.
Yes. WhatsApp stays linked to your usual number — the eSIM only provides data. Keep your home SIM installed (it can stay switched on for calls and texts).
No. United Arab Emirates plans are data-only and don't come with a phone number. You can still call over apps like WhatsApp or FaceTime where they're allowed.
You never run out of data, but speed is managed. United Arab Emirates unlimited plans include 2 GB at full speed. After that you stay online at 256 kbps.
Your connection keeps working at 256 kbps — fine for messages and maps, slow for video.
Your eSIM can use Etisalat UAE. Your phone connects to an available partner network automatically — you don't need to choose.
If the eSIM hasn't been installed or activated, you can usually get a refund. Technical problems are always looked at individually. See our refund policy for details.
Most recent iPhones, Pixels and Galaxy phones do, but the phone must also be carrier-unlocked. Check our device compatibility page or look for “Add eSIM” in your phone's settings.