Check How Many SIM Cards Registered on Iqama

Learn how to check how many sims on your iqama online via CITC (Communication and Information Technology Commission and SMS. No matter if you are using STC, Zain, Mobily, Salam, Red Bull, Virgin, or Friendi network sim cards you can check SIM cards are registered under your Iqama number in Saudi Arabia.

Now there are two methods you can follow. You can easily check how many SIM card phone numbers are registered on your Iqama number ID or Muqeem Card. One is on the CITC website and the second is through SMS. There is also an alternative to do so with CST and Nafath app which is the recommended method.

Check Registered SIM Cards on Iqama via CITC

Got to Argami Service on the citc.gov.sa website. Log in with the National Access Portal (Nafath). Once done, you will see all the mobile numbers registered on your Iqama ID on the next screen.

Check How Many SIM Cards on Iqama via CITC

Iqama SIM Check on Mutasil KSA

This one is the easy method, all you need is to provide your personal data such as your Iqama number, date of birth, and a valid phone number registered under your Iqama. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  • Go to the Mutasil (Inquire about my numbers)
  • Enter your “Iqama ID Number” in the Person ID field
  • Then enter your “Date of Birth” in the Birth Date field
  • Select the “Yes” option on “Do you have a mobile number”
  • Then enter your Registered Mobile Number
  • Click on the “Inquire” button, you will receive an OTP
  • Enter the OTP Code and click on the “Inquire button”.
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Iqama SIM Check on Mutasil KSA

Alternative Method:

Make sure you have both the CST and Nafath app installed. Open the CST app and tap Login using the national access portal (nafath). Complete the login process and once done go back to the CST app and tap Argami (Your Registered number on your ID). You will see all the phone numbers registered on your Iqama ID.

Check SIM Cards on Iqama via CST and Nafath App

Wait until the information required by CITC is retrieved from Telecom providers. After the information is retrieved you will see a list of Telecom providers and phone numbers registered on your Iqama number.

Check SIM Cards Registered on Iqama via SMS

The other alternative and easiest way is to send an SMS to your service provider to find out about registered sim cards under your iqama:
  • Zain Users: Go to Message App and send a blank text message to 700123.
  • STC Users: Go to Message App write 9988 and send it to 902.
  • Mobily Users: Go to Message App and send a blank text message to 616166.
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The “My Numbers” service allows Zain, STC, and Mobily as well as Friendi customers to know details about all phone numbers and data SIM cards registered with their IDs in TSP (Telecom Service Providers). Customers are to monitor their phone numbers and ensure no other extra SIMs are registered without permission from Iqama holders. This is CITC’s responsibility to make sure that customer from different Telecom Providers Expats and citizens is protected.

Iqama SIM check without phone number

In this method, you don’t need to provide any phone number but you will personal info such as Iqama number, date of birth, etc. Here is how to do it:

  • Visit the Mutasil Individuals portal: https://mutasilind.cst.gov.sa/Arqami/Inquiry
  • Enter your Iqama ID number in the Person ID box
  • Then your date of birth in the DOB box
  • Select “No” I haven’t in the Has Mobile Number box.
  • Click the Inquiry button.

Check SIM cards without a phone number in KSA

This is to remember if any iqama holder finds a number registered with his/her name without his/her permission They should immediately request to cancel the service by STC, Zain, or Mobily service provider. Related Posts for Saudi: What to Do When You Lost Your Iqama in KSA.

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Shams Ali

My name is Shams Ali, and I’m a blogger and the founder of ExptSA.com. I’m passionate about creating content on topics like Iqama, Absher, KSA news, telecom updates from different providers in KSA. I love sharing helpful information and insights to support the expatriate community. You can reach me at shams@expatsa.com.

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