Im facing the same glitch ! I bought my own STC sim card , it's registered and confirmed on both ABsher and Tawakalna yet both Banks NSB and SAB are telling me that I can't proceed because of of the phone number that is not registered under the provided IQAMA ! I'm going to to do it via ATM self service maybe it'll work /
Im facing the same glitch ! I bought my own STC sim card , it's registered and confirmed on both ABsher and Tawakalna yet both Banks NSB and SAB are telling me that I can't proceed because of of the phone number that is not registered under the provided IQAMA ! I'm going to to do it via ATM self service maybe it'll work /
-@Riadh Saad
I crosschecked with STC and they told me when I bought my Sim Card I used my Visa Number not IQAMA and I have to go to the nearest STC store/shop to change it and like that the problem will be fixed. So if any new comers having this issue just call the sim provider and check if the IQAMA number in the sim is the same . Enjoy your stay in RUH
Yep this is what I said back in June, on the thread above. Most people get a SIM when they enter on a work visa (and not Iqama). So the number in your record is linked to a work visa / border number and not an Iqama. Then you have to "change ownership" at an STC office. This means you get a new SIM (same number) and the issue is sorted.
This thread saved me tones of trials. Thanks guys. So, the solution is to visit the operator's shop and update the Id from border number to Iqama.
This thread saved me tones of trials. Thanks guys. So, the solution is to visit the operator's shop and update the Id from border number to Iqama.
In June, I mentioned that most people get a SIM when they enter on a work visa, not an Iqama. The number is linked to a work visa or border number, not an Iqama. To fix this, you must visit an STC office to change ownership. You'll get a new SIM with the same number, resolving the issue.