eSIM for Jordan

In Jordan, the ScarabPay eSIM connects through Zain on 4G, a network with strong reach in Amman, Aqaba and along the main highways. It is a prepaid data plan installed by QR code, with your own SIM kept in the phone, and it suits the classic route from Amman to the Dead Sea, Petra and Wadi Rum.

from $1.35

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Data plans for Jordan

0.1GB 5G
7 days
$1.35
$13.50/GB
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0.49GB 5G
7 days
$3.88
$7.92/GB
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1GB 5G
7 days
$6.78
$6.78/GB
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2GB 5G
15 days
$11.60
$5.80/GB
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3GB 5G
15 days
$14.48
$4.83/GB
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3GB 5G
30 days
$15.24
$5.08/GB
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5GB 5G
30 days
$21.00
$4.20/GB
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10GB 5G
30 days
$38.84
$3.88/GB
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20GB 5G
30 days
$72.11
$3.61/GB
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Regional plans that include Jordan

These plans also work in other countries of the region — handy if your trip crosses borders.

Regional · Middle East
1GB 5G
7 days
$14.36
$14.36/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
1GB 5G
7 days
$19.34
$19.34/GB
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Regional · Middle East
3GB 5G
30 days
$32.22
$10.74/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
3GB 5G
15 days
$43.40
$14.47/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
3GB 5G
30 days
$44.29
$14.76/GB
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Regional · Middle East
5GB 5G
30 days
$44.95
$8.99/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
5GB 5G
30 days
$67.07
$13.41/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
10GB 5G
30 days
$120.04
$12.00/GB
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Regional · Middle East & North Africa
20GB 5G
30 days
$228.96
$11.45/GB
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Private and hassle-free in Jordan

📋 Local SIM rules

In many countries a local prepaid SIM asks for your ID, address or a local account. A ScarabPay eSIM skips all of that, so you can get connected in Jordan in minutes.

🔒 How ScarabPay protects you

No registration, no email required to connect, and no personal data sold. You pay from your wallet or with crypto and your eSIM details appear instantly on screen.

Privacy advantages in Jordan

  • No permanent account or sign-up to connect
  • No local ID verification required
  • 100% of your eSIM details shown instantly after payment
  • Pay privately with your wallet or crypto

Coverage in Jordan

Your Jordan eSIM connects automatically to the strongest available network. Here are the operators you can reach:

Zain
4G

Why multiple network options?

  • Automatic connection to the strongest available signal
  • Seamless switching between networks for uninterrupted service
  • Access to 4G LTE and 5G wherever available
  • Better coverage across both cities and rural areas

How it works

1

Pick your plan

Choose the amount of data and the number of days that match your trip to Jordan.

2

Pay in seconds

Check out from your ScarabPay wallet balance or with crypto, all inside your account.

3

Scan and connect

Your QR code arrives instantly. Scan it and your Jordan eSIM is ready to use.

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Why buy your eSIM with ScarabPay

  • Local data in Jordan without a physical SIM or a trip to a store.
  • Pay from your ScarabPay wallet balance or with crypto.
  • Instant QR delivery, ready before you land in Jordan.
  • Clear, upfront pricing in 16 languages, with no roaming surprises.

Internet along Jordan's travel route: Amman to Wadi Rum

Most trips to Jordan follow the length of the country: Amman and Jerash in the north, the Dead Sea in the Jordan Valley, the King's Highway or Desert Highway south to Petra, then Wadi Rum and Aqaba. The eSIM uses Zain's 4G network, which is reliable in cities and towns and generally along the main highways. Inside Petra's canyons, deep in Wadi Rum and in some valleys along the King's Highway, signal can drop or disappear.

Local SIMs in Jordan require a passport, and kiosks at Queen Alia International Airport sell them to arriving travellers. Wi-Fi is standard in hotels in Amman and Aqaba and in many cafes, while Wadi Rum camps may offer limited Wi-Fi or none at all. On the Dead Sea shore and in Aqaba, phones can pick up networks from neighbouring countries, so selecting Zain manually is wise. 4G handles maps, ride-hailing in Amman and translation apps comfortably.

Before you leave home, install the eSIM over Wi-Fi and set it as your data line, with roaming switched on for the eSIM only. Keep your home SIM active for bank codes. A long weekend in Amman needs only a small plan, while a week-long road trip with navigation, photo uploads and calls home through apps uses noticeably more, so size up or top up. Because this plan runs on 4G, leave heavy video streaming to hotel Wi-Fi.

Quick tips for Jordan

  • Near the Dead Sea and in Aqaba, set the network manually to Zain to avoid picking up foreign signals.
  • Download offline maps of Petra and Wadi Rum before arriving; signal in the canyons and open desert is unreliable.
  • Save your Wadi Rum camp's phone number and meeting point offline before driving south from Amman.
  • Ride-hailing apps are widely used in Amman, and mobile data makes sharing your pickup location with the driver easy.
  • The Jordan plan stops at the border, so arrange separate coverage for any country you continue to.

Frequently asked questions

Is there 5G on the Jordan eSIM?

No. The Jordan plan uses Zain's 4G network. For maps, messaging, ride-hailing, social media and video calls, 4G is comfortably sufficient in the cities. Large downloads and long high-definition streaming sessions are better done on hotel Wi-Fi, especially if you chose a smaller plan.

Will I have signal in Petra and Wadi Rum?

Around the Petra visitor centre and in the town of Wadi Musa, coverage is generally good, but it becomes patchy inside the Siq and on deeper trails. In Wadi Rum there is signal around the village and some camps, while much of the desert has little or none, so plan to work offline.

Why did my phone show a foreign network at the Dead Sea or in Aqaba?

Both areas lie close to borders, so phones sometimes see networks from neighbouring countries. The Jordan eSIM is meant for Jordanian networks only. Turn off automatic network selection, choose Zain manually, and keep data roaming on for the eSIM line so it stays connected.

How do I activate my Jordan eSIM?

After you pay, open the QR code in your ScarabPay account and scan it in your phone settings. The Jordan data plan installs in a minute or two, and you can turn it on when you arrive.

When should I install the eSIM?

You can install it before your trip and switch it on once you reach Jordan. The validity period starts when the plan first connects to a network, not when you install it.

Can I keep my own number in Jordan?

Yes. The Jordan eSIM handles mobile data while your regular SIM stays active for your usual number, so you can still receive calls and texts.

What if I run out of data in Jordan?

Simply buy another Jordan plan from your ScarabPay account. You can top up as many times as you need, paying from your wallet or with crypto each time.

Do I need a ScarabPay account?

Yes. You buy and manage your Jordan eSIM from your ScarabPay account, which also gives you one place for your wallet, cards and payments. Creating an account takes only a few minutes.

Ready for your next trip?

Get online in Jordan the moment you arrive. Choose a data plan, pay from your ScarabPay wallet or with crypto, and receive your QR code instantly, no physical SIM and no roaming bills.

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