The best eSIM for Jordan depends on how much data you need, but for a typical trip eSIM Ahora offers plans from $2.50, activated by QR code in about 30 seconds with no roaming from your home carrier. A 3 GB, 30-day plan costs $10.52. You connect on local networks (Local mobile networks) at 4G LTE speed, with top-ups available and nationwide coverage. Compatible with iPhone XS or newer, Samsung Galaxy S21+ and Google Pixel 3+.
Full-speed data every day; after the daily cap the speed is reduced.
Full speed up to 500 MB/day, then 512 Kbps.
Every eSIM can be installed within 180 days of purchase. Plan validity starts when you first connect.
Your eSIM picks between these networks on its own. If you see bars and nothing loads, you can pick one by hand.
Get instant mobile data in Jordan with eSIM Ahora. Our eSIM plans connect you to local networks including Local mobile networks with speeds up to 4G LTE.
Coverage available in major cities and tourist areas.
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Activate your eSIM when you arrive. Data starts working automatically.
Pay securely. QR code delivered in 30 seconds. No registration, no physical SIM card needed. 14 plans available from $2.50.
Your Jordan eSIM runs on one network: Zain. Other local networks won't carry your data: if you see signal bars and nothing loads, turn off automatic network selection (iPhone: Settings → Cellular → your eSIM → Network Selection; Android: Settings → Network & internet → SIMs → your eSIM) and pick Zain by hand.
Jordan has three main carriers: Zain Jordan (largest, best nationwide coverage including Wadi Rum), Orange Jordan (5G in Amman and Irbid), and Umniah (best value). Jordanian outlets are varied — Type B, C, D, F, G, J — a unique chaos: always use a universal adapter. 230V.
Amman Queen Alia Airport (AMM) offers free WiFi after registration. The currency is the Jordanian dinar (JOD, pegged to USD at ~1.41 USD/JOD). Arab Bank, Housing Bank, and Cairo Amman Bank ATMs accept foreign cards. The Tourist Police speak English and are very helpful — the number is 911. WhatsApp dominates local communications. In Wadi Rum there's 4G coverage at Bedouin tourist camps and main roads — further out there may be outages. At the Dead Sea and Aqaba coast coverage is full.