Airalo eSIM gift cards
Airalo eSIM gift cards are available through GIFQ in Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Australia, giving recipients access to travel eSIMs.
Airalo eSIM gift cards by market
About Airalo eSIM
Airalo is an eSIM marketplace that helps travellers stay connected without high roaming fees. Instead of a physical SIM, an eSIM is a digital SIM card that works in over 200 countries and regions, available through the Airalo website or app. A gift card for Airalo lets recipients buy a travel data plan or add Airmoney credit, which is practical for people who travel for work, take part in research abroad, or need connectivity when they are away from home. Businesses send this card when the reward should be useful on a trip rather than tied to a shop or platform.
GIFQ offers the Airalo card in six markets: Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Australia via the US Australia market. Each market has its own card in its own currency: Bahraini dinar in Bahrain, Omani rial in Oman, Qatari riyal in Qatar, Saudi riyal in Saudi Arabia, UAE dirham in the UAE, and Australian dollars in Australia. A card for one market is not redeemable in another, and amounts, currency, and expiry are set per market. For example, the Saudi Arabia card faces are SAR 20, SAR 38, and SAR 188, while the US Australia card is a single AUD 33.50 denomination. Check each market page for its specific amounts and validity.
Recipients add the card to their Airalo account as Airmoney, which can be used toward any eSIM plan or top-up. To redeem, they sign in at airalo.com or in the Airalo app, go to Airmoney, and enter the voucher code. The voucher is for a one-time purchase to the full value, and cards expire 12 months from issuance.
When you send Airalo through GIFQ, you choose the market that matches where your recipient is based or where they will use the data. For example, a Saudi Arabia card goes to someone with an Airalo account in Saudi Arabia, while the US Australia card suits a recipient in Australia. Sending the correct market card means the recipient can apply it without a mismatch between currency and account. If you are not sure which market a recipient falls under, ask them or use their country of residence as the default.
A common use is paying research participants or remote workers in several countries from one dashboard. You can order in bulk for large groups or send single cards through the API, which works for affiliate rewards, customer incentives, or employee perks. Because Airalo is a travel product, it fits programmes where recipients are mobile or need data when they land.
Frequently asked questions
Send Airalo eSIM at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.