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Verizon Wireless may be cheaper for this trip
For this specific trip, Verizon Wireless ($36.00) may be more cost-effective than an eSIM (Middle East 5GB 30 Days ($43.00)).
However, eSIMs offer instant delivery and no contract.
| Feature | Carrier | Roamiya | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $36.00 | Middle East 5GB 30 Days ($43.00) | ✓ |
| Data | 2 GB/day | 5 GB | ~ |
| Duration | 3 days | 3 days | ~ |
| Calls | Unlimited | VoIP only | ✓ |
| SMS | Unlimited | No | ✓ |
| Activation | Varies | Instant | ✓ |
| Coverage | 215+ countries | 1 country | ✓ |
| Keep Number | Yes | Yes | ~ |
| Contract | Required | None | ✓ |
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Instant delivery · No contract
Verizon Wireless TravelPass costs $36.00 for 3 days in Middle East. Breakdown: $12.00/day × 3.
Verizon Wireless TravelPass includes roaming data in Middle East, while a Roamiya eSIM gives you 5 GB of data specifically for travel. The eSIM provides a predictable data allowance without per-MB roaming charges.
The best eSIM for Middle East from Roamiya is available at Middle East 5GB 30 Days ($43.00). It offers reliable data connectivity without the high costs of Verizon Wireless international roaming.
Verizon Wireless roaming is actually the cheapest option for Middle East, but a travel eSIM may still offer better value with predictable data and no roaming surprises.
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