My Life in Saudi

In Saudi Arabia, your Iqama is linked to nearly every official service — from your bank account to your mobile SIM cards. If you’ve ever discovered a SIM card registered under your Iqama that you’re not using or didn’t authorize, it's essential to take immediate action. Not only is this a security risk , but it may also have legal consequences if the SIM is misused. In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through how to check , report , and cancel any SIM card registered under your Iqama with major telecom providers in Saudi Arabia. ✅ Why You Should Cancel Extra or Unauthorized SIMs You may be wondering: what’s the harm in having a few extra SIM cards linked to your Iqama? Here’s why it matters: ⚠️ 1. Identity Misuse If someone uses your Iqama to register a SIM and then uses it for illegal purposes (fraud, scams, etc.), you could get into serious trouble—even if you weren’t involved. 🚫 2. SIM Card Limits The Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST) allow...

If you're living in Saudi Arabia as an expat, your Iqama (residency ID) is linked to many services, including your mobile number. Whether you're managing your own SIM cards or want to make sure no one else is using your Iqama to activate theirs, it's important to check how many SIM cards are registered under your Iqama . In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to check the number of SIMs linked to your Iqama , the telecom providers involved, how to report unauthorized numbers, and more. 📱 Why It’s Important to Check SIM Cards Linked to Your Iqama Your Iqama number is often required to buy a SIM card in Saudi Arabia. Unfortunately, in some cases, people may fraudulently register SIMs using your Iqama without your knowledge. This could lead to: Security risks Legal trouble (e.g., if SIM is used for fraud) Exceeding the SIM card limit (each individual has a maximum allowance) That’s why the Communications, Space & Technology Commission (CST) has mad...