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...