Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Check how many Sim cards registered on the Iqama
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) launched a service called "My Numbers" a few years ago, which allows expatriates and citizens to check the sim cards registered to their identity or Iqama. This service will get all the numbers registered with any telecom service provider in Saudi Arabia. Trending : Limit of Sim cards allowed in Saudi
1. Follow the below link and choose your preferred language, English or Arabic.
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| Check how many Sim cards registered on the Iqama. |
2. Expats can enter their "Iqama number," and Saudi citizens have to enter their "identity number" in the first box. In the second box, you can enter any "mobile number," for which you will get an SMS code to verify. Most Viewed: No Unlimited Internet on prepaid sim cards
You can also skip entering a "mobile number", If you do not have one by clicking on the check box, But it will show you only service providers instead of numbers. To show the numbers, you should verify any mobile number. Recommend: Register sim cards through Absher
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| Check how many Sim cards registered on the Iqama. |
3. Enter the image code as you see it in the image above and click ''Search." If you enter your mobile number, you will receive an SMS code for verification. Once you confirm the SMS code, a list of numbers and service providers associated with your Iqama or Saudi identity will appear. Hot: Fingerprint must for sim card
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| Check how many Sim cards registered on the Iqama. |
- If you find unrelated numbers, contact the service provider to cancel and close them.
STC: 900
Mobily: 1100
Zain: 959
Mobily: 1100
Zain: 959
Friendi: 166000
Virgin: 1789
- You can also complain online by following this article, "Complaint to your telecom operator using CITC," which will resolve your issue with the service provider within 15 days.
