
United Arab Emirates
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Pick the data and days you need. Every plan is a one-time payment.
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Buy any plan in the Shpper app.
The Worldwide eSIM keeps you online in 233 countries with one plan, so you don’t need a new SIM at every border. Choose from 5 plans with 50 GB or Unlimited, valid 7–90 days, from $23.15. Buy it in the Shpper app and install it before you fly; your plan only starts when you first connect abroad.
This eSIM works in 233 countries.
Tap a country to see its plans.
No country matches.
These countries also have plans of their own.
Search a country, or pick a regional or worldwide pack.
Pay securely in the app with your card, wallet or Shpper points.
Install on iPhone with one tap, or scan the QR code from another screen.
Your plan starts when your eSIM first connects to a network abroad.
The Worldwide eSIM starts at $23.15. You can choose from 5 plans with 50 GB or Unlimited, valid 7–90 days.
No, it’s a data plan. Keep your usual SIM in your phone for calls and texts, such as bank codes, while the eSIM handles your mobile data.
Install it before you travel, over Wi-Fi. Your plan only starts when the eSIM first connects to a network abroad, so installing early doesn’t use up your days.
It covers 233 countries. The full list is on this page, under Coverage.
Yes. Hotspot is supported, so you can share your eSIM data with your laptop or travel companions.
Your phone needs to support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked. That includes iPhone XS/XR or newer, Google Pixel 3 or newer and Samsung Galaxy S20 or newer.
Installing a travel eSIM takes a few minutes, and the best time to do it is at home on Wi-Fi, a day or two before you fly. This guide shows how to install an eSIM on iPhone, Android and Samsung, the two settings to change when you land, and what to do if your eSIM is connected but has no internet.
Read the guideAn eSIM for Umrah or Hajj gives you mobile data in Saudi Arabia from the moment you land, without queuing for a SIM card at the airport. This guide explains how much data pilgrims typically need, how to keep your home number for calls and bank codes, and how to set up a Saudi eSIM for Umrah before you fly.
Read the guideAn eSIM is a SIM built into your phone, so you add a mobile data plan by downloading it instead of inserting a plastic card. For travellers from the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Gulf, a travel eSIM means landing abroad already connected, without looking for a SIM shop at the airport. This guide explains how an eSIM works, which phones support it, and how to choose the right plan for your trip.
Read the guidePlans are bought and managed in the Shpper app. Install it, pick your destination and you’re set.
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