Check SIMs on Your Iqama (2025) — With or Without Mobile

Want to know the number of SIM cards associated with your Iqama? You are not the only one! Tracing your registered SIMs is not only sensible in Saudi Arabia but the only way to guarantee security, lack of surplus charges, and prevent theft of identity.

In this guide, I will take you through the official steps of checking all your mobile and data SIMs registered on your Iqama through trusted portals such as the CST portal (formerly CITC) and the Argami mobile app. You need to follow these official steps to know what is going on and to make yourself secure, whether you are registered with a mobile number or not.

In this guide, I will provide you with all the methods to check how many SIMs are in my iqama. Here, all the methods are given below:

• Using the CST
• Using the Saudi National Portal
• Argami App

Method 1: Using the CST (Formerly CITC) Portal

Step 1: Visit the Official CST Portal

In order to begin, you will have to go to the official CST (Communications, Space & Technology Commission) site.

• Go to this link: https://portalservices.cst.gov.sa/

I advise that you stake your data with some official portals that are official, such as CST.

Step 2: Choose the “My Numbers” Service

After you are on the site:

• Download numbers by clicking on my numbers (أرقامي). It is a special service that helps check all SIM cards that are connected to your Iqama.

Step 3: Enter Required Details

To continue further, you have to enter:

• Your Iqama Number
• Your Registered Mobile No.
• Fill in the captcha and click on submit carefully.

Step 4: Verify Using OTP

Security matters! That’s why:

• OTP (One-Time Password) will be sent to your registered mobile number.
• Fill in the OTP to check your identity.

Step 5: View Your Registered SIMs List

After successful verification:

• You can view all the mobile and data SIMs registered under your Iqama.
• This list covers SIMs from all telecom operators in Saudi Arabia (STC, Mobily, Zain, Virgin, Friendi, etc.).

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via Official Saudi National Portal

Step-by-Step Instructions

Follow these steps carefully:

Step 1: Visit the Official Saudi National Portal

Go to the following link:
https://www.my.gov.sa/

You’ll see the homepage of the Saudi National Portal for eGovernment Services.

Step 2: Click on the “E-Services” Tab

On the homepage’s top navigation bar, click “E-Services” (الخدمات الإلكترونية).

Step 3: Select “My Numbers” Service

From the CITC services list, choose:
“My Numbers” (خدمة أرقامي)

This service allows you to see all SIM cards registered under your Iqama number.

Step 4: View Registered Numbers

After logging in:

• You will see a list of all mobile numbers registered under your Iqama number
• It will show:
  • The telecom provider
  • The partially masked mobile numbers
  • The status (active/inactive)

This data is fetched directly from CITC’s My Numbers service, ensuring it’s accurate and secure.

Method 3: Using the “Argami” App

It was very convenient in my case when I used the Argami mobile application.

Step 1: Download the Argami App

• Visit the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
• Install the app on your phone.

Step 2: Log in to the App

• Open the app.
• Fill in your Iqama number
• Pick your registered mobile number.
• Answer the captcha and hit submit.

Step 3: View Your SIM Cards

• After signing in, the app will now appear, containing all of the SIMs registered to your Iqama right on your screen
• . It is a very convenient method to use in case you prefer a smartphone..

Method 4: Using the CST Portal Without a Mobile Number

If you do not register your mobile number with your iqama, no problem. I got you..

Step 1: Visit the CST Portal

• Visit once more the official CST portal: https://portalservices.cst.gov.sa/

Step 2: Select “I Don’t Have a Mobile Number”

• Select ‘I do not have a mobile number‘.

Step 3: Provide Iqama Number and Captcha

• Enter Iqama number.
• Enter the value of the captcha and submit.

Step 4: Identity Verification

• Step through the identity verification as offered by the portal.

Step 5: Check SIM List

• After verifying, you will see a list of all SIM cards registered on your Iqama.

Why It’s Important to Check Registered SIMs

I would recommend that you monitor your registered SIMs showing to some reasons:

• Stop Fraud: People can skulk unused SIMs.
• Avoid Unused Additional Costs:
• Ensure Privacy: It helps to protect your telecom identity
• Compliance: Saudi laws state that precise mobile records are necessary.

What If You Find Unwanted SIM Cards?

In case you come across a SIM that is not yours:

• The next moment, contact the respective telecom provider (STC, Mobily, Zain, etc.). Application for blocking or deactivating the unknown SIM.
• Go to a telecom branch in case of verification.

My Experience: I Checked via the CST Portal

On a personal note, I checked my SIMs using the VST Argami website (Portal CST). It did not take me more than 5 minutes. I also liked the procedure of being so safe and open. I did, and so can you.

FAQs

1. How can I check how many SIM cards are on my Iqama?

CST My Numbers portal and type in your Iqama number and your mobile number. Once OTP is verified, a list of all SIMs that are registered under your ID will be presented to you.

2. How do I find out how many SIMs are linked to my ID?

Access the service of My Numbers (Argami) through the CST site or the Argami application and enter your Iqama together with OTP to view all the active SIMs under your identity.

3. How to know how many SIMs are registered under my name in Saudi Arabia?

Visit the CST portal named Argami, enter your Iqama number, and enter one of the registered numbers, and confirm through OTP.

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FINAL WORDS

Curious to know the number of SIM cards registered on your Iqama? You are not the only one! I am Yousaf, the author of this guide, and I will assist you in finding out in a short time and an easy way. And in Saudi Arabia, keeping a record of your registered SIMs is not only a smart move.

But also a mandatory activity to ensure your safety, prevent unexpected charges on the bills, as well as preserve your identity.