Jordan Daily eSIM — Never Run Out of Data
Daily-renewing data plan for your Jordan trip: choose 500MB–10GB high-speed data per day and the exact number of days you need (1–30 days). Once your daily high-speed allowance is exhausted, speeds are reduced — maps and messaging still work, unlike fixed-data plans where connectivity drops entirely.
Choose your Jordan eSIM plan
Not sure how many GB you need? Use the data calculator →Compare Jordan eSIM plans by day: price and post-limit speed
| Daily high-speed data allowance | Price/day | Price/GB | After the cap | Carrier | 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 500MB | $1.79 | $3.67 | 512 Kbps | Zain | $12.53 |
| 1GB | $3.09 | $3.09 | 1 Mbps | Zain | $21.63 |
| 2GB | $4.09 | $2.05 | 500 Kbps | Zain | $28.63 |
| 3GB | $8.89 | $2.96 | 1 Mbps | Zain | $62.23 |
| 10GB | $17.29 | $1.73 | 512 Kbps | Zain | $121.03 |
- Lowest cost per GB: 10GB/day, about $1.73 per GB of high-speed data.
- Speed after the daily cap depends on the plan: 1 Mbps on 1GB, 3GB, but only 500 Kbps on 2GB. A bigger plan doesn’t mean faster speeds once the cap is reached.
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Using mobile data in Jordan: local tips
- One number for emergencies. In Jordan, 911 reaches the police, ambulance and fire services.
- Print your Jordan Pass. The official FAQ asks you to show a printed Jordan Pass, because the QR code may not scan from a phone screen at the visa desk or tourist sites.
- Ride-hailing over street taxis. The UK government recommends Uber or Careem over yellow street taxis in Jordan.
- Amman buses by QR code. Without a prepaid transport card, you can buy a one-time QR ticket in the Amman Bus app, which also shows nearby stops and service updates.
- Local wallets need a Jordanian line. Jordan’s JoMoPay mobile wallets can be opened by tourists, but only with a subscription on a Jordanian mobile network.
- Hands off the phone while driving. Using a mobile phone while driving is illegal in Jordan and can get you fined — use a hands-free mount for navigation on road trips.
Checked against official sources in September 2026. Services and coverage change — check the app or operator before you travel.
FAQ
Depends on your chosen plan: 500MB/day → 512 Kbps; 1GB/day → 1 Mbps; 2GB/day → 500 Kbps; 3GB/day → 1 Mbps; 10GB/day → 512 Kbps. After that, you stay connected until your daily high-speed allowance resets.
eSIM plans for Jordan connect via Zain on 4G/LTE networks. Your device automatically selects the strongest local network. The carrier for each plan is listed on its detail page.
Daily plans provide a fixed amount of high-speed data refreshed each day (e.g., 1 GB/day). Once the daily high-speed limit is reached, speeds are reduced but connectivity remains — the full high-speed allowance resets the next day. Fixed-data plans end completely once exhausted; additional data must be purchased.
Essentially similar to "unlimited" plans on the market: you always stay connected, but speeds are reduced after exceeding your daily high-speed data allowance. We clearly state the reduced speed for each plan so you can choose the right one—no vague marketing.
Select the exact number of days for your trip — from 1 to 30 days. Pricing is per day: travel for 5 days, pay for 5 days — no need to overbuy a 30-day package.
1 GB/day is enough for maps, messaging, and social media. 2–3 GB/day if you frequently watch videos or make video calls. 5–10 GB/day for livestreaming or sharing a hotspot with your group.
For most plans, validity starts from the first time your eSIM connects to a network at your destination—you can safely install it at home before flying. Exact details for each plan are clearly stated on its product page.
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