
Travelling in the Middle East?
Iraq is included in our Middle East regional plans, perfect for trips that cover neighboring countries and multiple cities.

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Iraq Travel Tips
Must-see hotspots
Erbil Citadel, Babylon ruins, Ziggurat of Ur, Marshlands of Mesopotamia, Karbala and Najaf holy sites, Basra corniche, and Kurdistan mountain scenery.
Data planning
Plan for 2-4 GB/week for navigation, messaging, and light browsing. Increase to 6-10 GB/week if you stream, video-call for work, or use a mobile hotspot. Top-ups are available quickly via the Simology app.
Insider tips
- — Public Wi‑Fi may be limited outside major hotels — use your eSIM for secure, consistent access.
- — Works on TGV & regional trains for uninterrupted maps
- — Spring and autumn offer milder weather; summers can be very hot, so plan outdoor activities earlier in the day.

Stay Connected in Iraq with Simology
Why travelers love it
Trusted by tourists, aid workers, business travelers, and regional visitors.
Good 4G coverage in major cities and populated areas; coverage in remote or border regions may vary.Flexible options
Install within minutes, choose the right data allowance, and top up from anywhere. No long-term contracts or local paperwork.

How to Activate Your eSIM for Iraq
Choose a plan
Select an Iraq-only plan for local travel or a Middle East regional plan if you're visiting nearby countries.
Install in seconds
Scan a QR code or activate through the Simology app — installation takes less than 2 minutes.
Activate and go
Activate when you land or anytime before traveling. Your eSIM will connect automatically to supported networks.
Manage on the go
Top up, check usage, and switch plans quickly through the Simology app during your trip.

What Our Iraq Travelers Say
Plan recommendations
- Tourists – 3 GB for a week is usually enough for maps, messaging, and social updates.
- Business travelers – 10-20 GB is recommended for video calls, email, and hotspot use.
- Backpackers – Consider regional plans if crossing into neighboring countries or traveling widely within Iraq.
- Families – Split data across devices or give each member a plan for seamless connectivity.




