A corporate SIM card is a business postpaid mobile line registered against your company's trade licence rather than an individual's name. That is the real difference from a personal SIM: it is billed to the business, managed centrally, and comes in tiers built around how much a team calls, uses data and travels. This guide covers the three things people actually ask before buying — the price, the minimum quantity, and the documents — then how to get them.
Corporate SIM Card Price (2026)
Plans run from AED 110/month for a Local line up to AED 1,200/month for the top unlimited Premium tier. The tier you pick depends on whether your team only calls inside the UAE, needs an extra minutes bucket, or travels and needs international minutes and roaming:
Prices per line, per month, before 5% VAT. Premium runs up to AED 1,200/month for the fully unlimited tier. The full tier-by-tier feature list is on the corporate SIM plans page, and how to match tiers to your team is in the choosing-a-plan guide.
Minimum Quantity — How Many SIMs to Open an Account
Because a corporate SIM account is tied to a trade licence, it is built for businesses, and there is typically a small minimum number of lines to open a corporate account rather than a single personal SIM. The exact threshold can vary and does change over time, so if you only need one or two lines it is worth confirming the current minimum for your situation before applying — sometimes a very small team is better served by bundling SIMs with a business internet package, where voice lines are already included. We can confirm the live minimum for you on WhatsApp.
Documents for a Company SIM Card
The document set is the same one that registers any business telecom account in the UAE:
- Valid UAE trade licence — the account is registered against it
- Establishment card (immigration card)
- Passport and Emirates ID of the authorised signatory
- Power of Attorney / authorisation letter — only if the signatory is not named on the licence
- Each user's Emirates ID — registered against their individual line
It is the same core list used for business internet, so if you are setting both up together you submit one set of company documents. The full breakdown, including free zone and freelance-licence cases, is in the documents required guide.
How to Get Corporate SIMs in Dubai — The Steps
1. Pick the tier. Match Local / Standard / Premium to how your team calls, uses data and travels — don't put everyone on Premium if only two people leave the country.
2. Open the account. Submit the trade licence and signatory documents to register the corporate account.
3. Register each user. Each SIM is activated against a user's Emirates ID.
4. Port or issue numbers. Staff can keep existing numbers by porting them in — the process is in the number porting guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the price?
From AED 110/month per line (Local) up to AED 1,200/month for top Premium. Most SME teams land between AED 110 and AED 325.
Is there a minimum?
A corporate account is licence-based and usually has a small minimum number of lines. Confirm the current threshold if you only need one or two.
What documents?
Trade licence, establishment card, signatory passport + Emirates ID, and each user's Emirates ID for their line.
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