The Middle East eSIM
Gulf networks are fast and modern, and roaming into them from Europe is expensive enough that a local data plan usually costs less than a single day of it.
37 regional plans from $7.20
The Middle East data plans
How eSIM Thunder Works
Get connected in 200+ countries in under 60 seconds — no store visit, no physical SIM card.
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Choose Your Plan
Search for your destination and pick a data plan that fits your trip length and usage.
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Install Instantly
Scan the QR code or enter the activation code — no SIM card, no waiting at a store.
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Stay Connected
Your eSIM activates the moment you land. No configuration required.
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Manage & Recharge
Running low? Top up directly from your dashboard anytime.
Why one eSIM for The Middle East
A trip through The Middle East usually crosses several mobile networks, and each border is a decision: pay whatever your home operator charges to roam, or buy a new local SIM. A regional eSIM removes both. One plan stays installed as you move between Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, and Jordan and the rest of the region, and it keeps working without you touching your phone at a crossing.
Regional plan or single-country plan?
The rule of thumb is simple: two countries or fewer, buy per country; three or more, a regional plan is almost always cheaper and always less work. Single-country plans usually give you more data per unit of spend, so if one destination dominates the itinerary it can be worth buying that one separately and treating the regional plan as backup.
Connectivity across The Middle East
Gulf networks are fast and modern, and roaming into them from Europe is expensive enough that a local data plan usually costs less than a single day of it.