How to Check SIM Cards Registered Under Your Emirates ID
Use TDRA Hesabati to view UAE mobile and fixed numbers registered under your Emirates ID and report an unfamiliar connection.
Start with the correct channel
To check SIM cards registered under your Emirates ID in the UAE, use TDRA’s Hesabati initiative through the official digital channel. It shows fixed and mobile numbers linked to the identity across UAE service providers, helping residents spot an old or unfamiliar connection.
Step by step
1. Access Hesabati securely
Open the service from TDRA and authenticate using the official identity flow. Do not enter UAE Pass credentials through a link sent by an unknown caller or message.
2. Review every listed number
Compare the provider and number with active personal, family, work and old accounts. Remember that a number can remain registered after it stops being used.
3. Challenge an unfamiliar record
Contact the named provider through an official channel, request the registration details and ask it to suspend or investigate the number according to its identity-verification process.
4. Escalate unresolved misuse
Keep the Hesabati result, provider complaint number and responses. Use TDRA dispute resolution when the provider does not correct the record, and contact police for suspected identity crime.
Important: Do not call or message an unfamiliar number to investigate it yourself. That can alert a fraudster or expose more personal information.
Before you act
Hesabati is an identity-protection check, not a live view of calls, messages or account balances. Repeat it after closing old lines or replacing an Emirates ID to confirm the provider records were updated.
Official source and review note
Dubai Daily Guide reviewed this article on 11 October 2026 against TDRA — Hesabati ↗. Check the live service before acting because eligibility, documents, fees and processing steps can change.