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Official Languages: Arabic

English is not widely spoken overall, but some hotel staff, guides, and younger professionals in larger cities may speak some English. Basic Arabic phrases are useful.

Mobile Network: Mobile coverage is commonly adequate in major cities and towns, but speeds and reliability can vary. Coverage becomes weaker in remote desert areas, and power or network disruptions can occur.

Roaming/SIM/eSIM: Roaming can be convenient for short stays but is often expensive and may have inconsistent data performance. A local SIM is usually the most practical option for longer stays if your phone is unlocked and you can register it locally. eSIM availability is more limited than in many other countries, so check provider support before arrival and do not assume it will work. Download offline maps and key documents before travel.

Cash is commonly essential. Card acceptance is limited and can be unreliable outside higher-end hotels or a small number of larger businesses, so visitors typically need enough local cash for daily expenses.

Tipping is not as standardized as in some tourist-heavy destinations, but small tips are commonly appreciated for good service. In hotels or with drivers, rounding up or giving a modest cash tip is typical. In restaurants, service may already be reflected informally in the bill, so check first, but a small extra amount for attentive service is usually appreciated.

Plug Type: Type C and Type L are commonly used

Voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz

Adapter: Possibly. Visitors from countries using different plug types or 110 V systems typically need a plug adapter, and some devices may also need voltage compatibility.