Signing up and logging in with Gulf and Iraqi numbers
Supported countries
| Country | Code | Mobile digits after the code | How the code arrives |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saudi Arabia | +966 | 9 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| Kuwait | +965 | 8 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| Bahrain | +973 | 8 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| Qatar | +974 | 8 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| United Arab Emirates | +971 | 9 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| Oman | +968 | 8 | WhatsApp or SMS |
| Iraq | +964 | 10 | WhatsApp or SMS |
Steps
- 1Click "Sign In" at the top of the page.
- 2Tap the country code next to the mobile field (+966 by default) and choose your country.
- 3Enter your mobile number. You can type it with a leading zero, or paste it with the international code such as `+965` or `00965`; pasting a number with another listed country's code switches the field to that country.
- 4Choose how to receive the code and click "Log in" or "Create Account".
Where do these numbers work?
Gulf and Iraqi numbers work the same way as a Saudi number, by SMS or WhatsApp:
- Logging in and creating an account.
- Meeting requests from the "Contact Us" page (verification code by SMS).
- Ticket notifications and platform messages to your number.
Government exceptions that need a Saudi number, because the government body matches the number it has on record:
- FAL license activation: your number is matched against the brokers register of the Real Estate General Authority.
- Real estate ad licensing: the advertiser's number is sent to the Authority's platform to issue the license.
Notes
- If the text message doesn't arrive, choose WhatsApp.
- The mobile number is stored in international format, so the same digits under Kuwait and under Saudi Arabia are two different accounts.
- Code resend limits are the same for every country.