Whether you are travelling for Umrah, business in Riyadh or a holiday in AlUla, having data from the first minute makes transport apps, hotel directions and calls home to family far easier.
Network and coverage
Our Saudi plans use STC is the kingdom's largest operator, and our Saudi plan runs on it. Coverage is usually strongest in cities such as Makkah, Madinah, Riyadh and Jeddah, and can thin out on remote roads. Check your signal at the holy sites before you rely on it for a specific appointment.
Umrah and crowded places
Networks around the Haram can get congested at peak times. Download maps and important documents for offline use, and agree a meeting point with your group in case messaging is slow.
How much data?
For a 10–14 day trip with messaging and video calls home, 5–10GB is a comfortable choice. Light users can manage with 3GB.
Boarding passes for Saudi Arabia
Live prices in USD, all fees included.
SA · Nationwide
1GB
7 days · best entry price
$5.50
SA · Nationwide
2GB
15 days
$9.50
SA · Nationwide
3GB
15 days
$11.00
SA · Nationwide
3GB
30 days
$11.50
SA · Nationwide
5GB
30 days
$18.00
SA · Nationwide
10GB
30 days
$29.00
Quick answers
Does the Saudi eSIM work in Makkah and Madinah?
Our plan runs on STC, which is usually strongest in both cities. Coverage can vary by location and crowd density, so check your signal at the holy sites.
Can I install the eSIM before I travel?
Yes — install it on Wi-Fi at home. Validity starts only when it first connects in Saudi Arabia.
Does it include a Saudi number?
No, it is a data plan. Keep your home SIM for calls and SMS.
New to eSIM? Read the installation guide and check your phone on the compatibility page.