Check SIM Cards Registered on Iqama

The Communications, Space and Technology Commission in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia offers residents the ability to inquire and find out how many sim cards are registered in their name on Iqama, to help these residents manage their numbers in the event that they forget the numbers of these sim cards and to ensure that they do not have problems because of these Sims.

Check SIM Cards Registered on Iqama through my numbers inquiry service

You can check sim cards registered on Iqama through my number inquiry service, follow these simple steps:

• Step 1: Go to my numbers inquiry service “from here“.
• Step 2: View the steps to complete the service.
• Step 3: Click on the “start service” option.

• Step 4: Enter the required query data, which is:
  • The number of Iqama.
  • Birthdate.
  • Answer to the question “Do you have a mobile phone number”.
  • Mobile phone number, if available.
  • The visual verification code shown in the image.
• Step 5: Click on the “Inquiry” Option.

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Check SIM Cards Registered on Iqama through Mutasel platform

You can check sim cards registered on Iqama through Mutasel platform, follow these simple steps:

• Step 1: Go to Mutasel platform login “from here“.
• Step 2: Enter the Iqama number in the designated field or click on the option to enter with the user name and password.

• Step 3: Complete the login process.
• Step 4: View the numbers and SIM cards registered in the name of the account holder through whom the Mutasel platform was logged.

Check SIM Cards Registered on Iqama link

The number of sim cards registered to the Iqama can be check through the Communications, Space and Technology Commission website, the My Numbers Inquiry Service, via the link mutasilind.citc.gov.sa, and the Mutasel platform website allows you to find out the numbers registered for residency via the link dgindivlogin.citc.gov.sa, where you must log in to Mutasel platform via your ID number or user name and password to know the number of registered SIM cards.

Conclusion

The Communications, Space and Technology Commission in Saudi Arabia seeks to provide residents with the opportunity to view the details of the numbers registered in their names in order to preserve their privacy and ensure that the numbers registered on their residency are not misused by others.