Jordan eSIM
Also covers Jordan
Networks in Jordan
Covered where people live, and thin exactly where the sites are
No roaming agreement covers Jordan, so a European plan is full rate here.
Coverage is good in Amman, Irbid, Zarqa and Aqaba, and along the Desert Highway and the King's Highway that carry most traffic between them.
The famous places are the awkward ones. Petra has coverage at the visitor centre and in the town of Wadi Musa, and much less once you are down in the Siq or out towards the Monastery. Wadi Rum is largely unserved away from the village — the desert camps advertise WiFi and it is often the only connection there is.
The Dead Sea resorts are covered; the road down from Amman passes through terrain that drops four hundred metres below sea level and the signal comes and goes with it.
Jordan eSIM: questions
When does the plan start counting?
From the first connection to a network in Jordan, not from the moment you buy it. Install at home, activate after you land.
Do I get a phone number in Jordan?
No. Plans here are data only: use messaging and calling apps over data.
Can I use it as a hotspot?
Yes. Hotspot is included, so a laptop or a second phone can share the data.
What if I run out of data?
Top up the same eSIM with another data plan, any time.
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