Ooredoo Postpaid Plans in Qatar 2026: Prices, Data & Best Plans Compared

Ooredoo postpaid plans in Qatar come in two personal families: Shahry+, the everyday range at QAR 100 to QAR 250 a month, and Qatarna+, the premium range at QAR 365 to QAR 1,200 a month. The prices most adverts show first are four- or six-month introductory offers, so this guide puts the regular price, the offer price and the price you pay after the offer side by side.

It also separates general data from WhatsApp, social and Shahid data, explains what "unlimited" means once a full-speed allowance runs out, and shows which plans include international minutes and roaming. Family plans, Data SIM+ and home internet are mentioned only briefly, because they are priced differently and do not belong in the same ranking.

QatarVia is an independent guide. We are not Ooredoo and we do not sell plans. Figures were checked on 16 October 2026 against Ooredoo's Shahry+ and Qatarna+ pages and its regulatory filings: the postpaid tariff C10-01, version 155 (effective 28 August 2026) and the August 2026 postpaid promotion (effective 20 August 2026). Where the plan pages and the tariff disagree, we use the tariff and say so.

Current Ooredoo postpaid plans at a glance

"Units" on Shahry+ plans means one shared pool for local minutes and SMS, not separate minute and SMS allowances. Introductory prices below are the online offer; the retail-store offer is shown underneath.

Plan	Regular monthly price	Online intro price	Full-speed local data	Local calls & SMS	Main restriction
Shahry+ Select	QAR 100 (base, configurable)	None listed	8 GB (can add up to 18 GB)	150 units	128 Kbps after full-speed data; WhatsApp and social data cost extra
Shahry+ Go	QAR 140	QAR 130 for 4 months	15 GB	500 units	128 Kbps after 15 GB
Shahry+ Shahid	QAR 180	QAR 145 for 4 months	8 GB, plus Shahid data	150 units	128 Kbps after 8 GB; no international minutes
Shahry+ Super	QAR 200	QAR 160 for 4 months	25 GB	Unlimited (10,000-unit fair use)	512 Kbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps
Shahry+ Social	QAR 250	QAR 210 for 4 months	40 GB	Unlimited (10,000-unit fair use)	512 Kbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps
Qatarna+ Pro	QAR 365	QAR 280 for 6 months	125 GB	Unlimited in Qatar (20,000-unit fair use)	10 Mbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps
Qatarna+ Premium	QAR 525	QAR 405 for 6 months	350 GB (Qatar and GCC roaming)	Unlimited in Qatar and GCC roaming	15 Mbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps
Qatarna+ Platinum	QAR 925	QAR 750 for 6 months	750 GB (Qatar and listed roaming countries)	Unlimited in Qatar, GCC and 31 listed countries	15 Mbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps
Qatarna+ Al Nokhba	QAR 1,200	None listed	1,000 GB (Qatar and listed roaming countries)	Unlimited in Qatar, GCC and 31 listed countries	15 Mbps for the next 500 GB, then 128 Kbps

Retail-store offer prices are higher than online: Shahry+ Go QAR 140, Shahid QAR 155, Super QAR 170, Social QAR 225 (four months), and Qatarna+ Pro QAR 300, Premium QAR 450, Platinum QAR 850 (six months). The retail Go offer is the same as its regular price, so it saves nothing.

Who qualifies: the filing limits the offer to new lines and Hala prepaid numbers moving to postpaid. Existing postpaid customers changing plan are not covered. After the offer period the line reverts automatically to the regular price, downgrading during the offer ends it, and upgrading keeps the discount for the remaining months. The filing does not state an end date for new sign-ups, so check the checkout screen.

International minutes and roaming at a glance

For international minutes you choose one option per bill cycle: a shared pool for 118 destinations, or a larger allowance to one listed country. The "up to" figure Ooredoo advertises is the largest single-country option, not an allowance to every country.

Plan	118-destination pool	India / Bangladesh	Pakistan / Philippines	Included roaming
Shahry+ Select	Add-on only	Add-on only	Add-on only	None
Shahry+ Go, Super, Social	50	300	150	None (buy a roaming add-on)
Shahry+ Shahid	None	None	None	None
Qatarna+ Pro	200	500	350	15 GB on Ooredoo Passport partner networks
Qatarna+ Premium	300	750	525	Unlimited calls, SMS and data in 5 GCC countries, plus 30 GB and 100 minutes on Passport networks
Qatarna+ Platinum	500	1,250	875	Unlimited in GCC and 31 listed countries, plus 100 GB and 200 minutes on Passport networks
Qatarna+ Al Nokhba	1,000 (or 200 to any destination)	2,500	1,750	Unlimited in GCC and 31 listed countries, plus 200 GB and 500 minutes on Passport networks

Shahry+ plans explained

Shahry+ is the lower-cost range. Every Shahry+ plan includes WhatsApp data that does not use the main allowance, an Urban Point subscription (Select pays extra for it), and Worry-Free Key switched on, which blocks out-of-bundle calls, SMS and roaming charges until you turn it off (Shahry+ terms).

Shahry+ Select: QAR 100 base, build your own

The base plan is 8 GB of full-speed local data and 150 local units, then unlimited data at 128 Kbps. Everything else is a paid monthly add-on from tariff Table 3:

• Local data: +2 GB for QAR 15, +5 GB for QAR 30, +8 GB for QAR 50, +18 GB for QAR 100.
• Local units: +70 for QAR 10, +200 for QAR 20, +400 for QAR 30, unlimited for QAR 50.
• International (118 destinations): 20, 100 or 200 minutes and SMS for QAR 10, 30 or 50.
• One country: QAR 20 or QAR 40 buys India 300 or 800, Bangladesh 300 or 800, Pakistan 50 or 475, Philippines 50 or 160, Sri Lanka 40 or 160, Egypt 40 or 220.
• App data: WhatsApp QAR 20, a social bundle (TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp) QAR 100, or single apps and Google Maps at QAR 30 each.

Our comparison configuration: to get close to Shahry+ Go you would add +8 GB (16 GB total) and +400 units (550 total), which costs QAR 180 and still has no WhatsApp data or international minutes. Go does more for QAR 140. Select makes sense for light users who stay near the base allowance.

Main drawback: add-ons get expensive quickly. The Shahry+ Select terms on Ooredoo's plan page repeat the Go offer text ("QR10 off for the first 4 months, then pay QR140"), but the August 2026 promotion filing lists no Select offer, so do not assume one.

Shahry+ Go: QAR 140 (QAR 130 online for 4 months)

• General data: 15 GB at full speed, then unlimited at 128 Kbps.
• Restricted data: WhatsApp data, local use only.
• Calls and SMS: 500 local units; international option of 50 to 118 destinations or one listed country (India or Bangladesh 300, Pakistan or Philippines 150).
• Suits: moderate everyday use with some calls home.
• Drawback: 128 Kbps after 15 GB is slow for video or maps; no social data or entertainment benefit.

Shahry+ Shahid: QAR 180 (QAR 145 online for 4 months)

• General data: 8 GB at full speed, then 128 Kbps.
• Restricted data: Shahid streaming data with a 50 GB full-speed fair-use limit, then 128 Kbps on Shahid; WhatsApp data.
• Calls and SMS: 150 local units. The tariff gives this plan no international minutes.
• Suits: people who mainly want a Shahid subscription with a phone line.
• Drawback: the least general data for the price. Ooredoo's plan card shows "Unlimited International Mins" for this plan, but the tariff and the plan comparison table both show none.

Shahry+ Super: QAR 200 (QAR 160 online for 4 months)

• General data: 25 GB at full speed, then 500 GB at 512 Kbps, then 128 Kbps.
• Restricted data: 20 GB social data (TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Google Maps) plus WhatsApp data.
• Calls and SMS: unlimited local units (10,000-unit fair use), same international choice as Go.
• Extras: one entertainment benefit (Starz Play, Viu, Anghami or Sony LIV).
• Drawback: 512 Kbps is usable for messaging and browsing but not comfortable for HD video.

Shahry+ Social: QAR 250 (QAR 210 online for 4 months)

• General data: 40 GB at full speed, then 500 GB at 512 Kbps, then 128 Kbps.
• Restricted data: social data with no stated cap, plus WhatsApp data.
• Calls and SMS: unlimited local units (10,000-unit fair use), same international choice as Go.
• Suits: heavy social-app users who still want a Shahry+ price.
• Drawback: QAR 250 is within QAR 70 of the online Qatarna+ Pro offer, though Pro rises to QAR 365 after six months.

Qatarna+ plans explained

Every Qatarna+ plan is marketed as "Unlimited" data, but each has a full-speed allowance and two slower tiers (Qatarna+ terms). All include unlimited local calls and SMS (20,000-unit fair use), WhatsApp and social data with no stated cap, Urban Point, a choice of entertainment benefits (TOD, OSN+, Shahid VIP, Starz Play, Viu, Anghami, Sony LIV) and Worry-Free Key.

	Pro	Premium	Platinum	Al Nokhba
Regular price	QAR 365	QAR 525	QAR 925	QAR 1,200
Online offer	QAR 280 x 6 months	QAR 405 x 6 months	QAR 750 x 6 months	None listed
Full speed	125 GB	350 GB	750 GB	1,000 GB
Then	500 GB at 10 Mbps	500 GB at 15 Mbps	500 GB at 15 Mbps	500 GB at 15 Mbps
After that	128 Kbps	128 Kbps	128 Kbps	128 Kbps
Where the main allowance works	Qatar	Qatar and 5 GCC countries	Qatar, GCC and 31 listed countries	Qatar, GCC and 31 listed countries
Entertainment benefits	2	3	4	5
Multi-SIM (data only)	QAR 50 each	QAR 25 each	1 free, then QAR 25	2 free, then QAR 25
Other extras			Apple Watch eSIM, 4 VIP valet passes a month	Apple Watch eSIM, 5 valet passes, 2 Al Maha airport services a year, Al Nokhba tier

Premium pricing is not automatically better value. If you use less than about 40 GB of general data a month and do not travel, Shahry+ Social or Super covers you for far less. Qatarna+ earns its price when you regularly pass Shahry+ full-speed allowances, call home a lot, or travel to the GCC or listed countries often enough to replace roaming add-ons.

Al Nokhba's entertainment count differs between sources: the plan card and the tariff say five, while the terms text on the same page says four. We use the tariff figure.

Shahry+ vs Qatarna+: which family fits?

Factor	Shahry+	Qatarna+
Budget	QAR 100 to QAR 250 regular	QAR 365 to QAR 1,200 regular
General data	8 GB to 40 GB full speed, then 512 Kbps or 128 Kbps	125 GB to 1,000 GB full speed, then 10 or 15 Mbps for 500 GB
International calls	50 to 118 destinations or up to 300 to one country (none on Shahid)	200 to 1,000 to 118 destinations or up to 500 to 2,500 to one country
Roaming	Not included; buy Passport or Roam Like Home Key	15 GB on Pro; GCC on Premium; 36 listed countries on Platinum and Al Nokhba
Extras	Urban Point; one streaming benefit on Super and Social	Urban Point; two to five streaming benefits; Multi-SIM; VIP extras on top plans
Restrictions	Lower slowdown speeds; limited local units on Select, Go, Shahid	No permanent roaming clause; fair-use limits on units and Multi-SIM

What "unlimited" and "endless" actually mean

Ooredoo's tariff calls the data on these plans "endless", meaning you are never cut off or charged for extra local data. It does not mean unlimited full-speed data.

• Full-speed data is the headline allowance (for example 25 GB on Super, 125 GB on Qatarna+ Pro). "Full speed" is whatever the network delivers at the time; Ooredoo does not guarantee a speed.
• Reduced-speed data: after the full-speed allowance, Go, Shahid and Select drop straight to 128 Kbps. Super and Social get 500 GB at 512 Kbps first. Qatarna+ gets 500 GB at 10 Mbps (Pro) or 15 Mbps (others) before 128 Kbps.
• WhatsApp data does not use the main allowance when you are on the local network. Ooredoo's terms say "WhatsApp services" without listing which features count, so do not assume voice or video calls, or links that open outside the app, are covered.
• Social data covers the official TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook and Google Maps apps. Content that opens outside the app, such as an external link in a browser, is excluded.
• VPNs stop Ooredoo identifying app traffic, so that traffic uses your main allowance.
• Roaming: WhatsApp and social data are local only. Abroad they use roaming data or are charged as out of bundle.
• Fair use: "unlimited" local units have a 10,000-unit monthly limit on Shahry+ and 20,000 on Qatarna+; app data is for personal, non-commercial use, and excessive users can be warned and then terminated.
• Tethering (hotspot) is not addressed in the plan terms we reviewed, so ask Ooredoo if you rely on it.

International minutes: how the allowance works

Included international minutes and SMS work in one of two ways. The multi-destination pool is valid for 118 countries listed in tariff Table 1, including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Egypt and the UK. Alternatively you can switch to a single-country allowance, which is larger but only exists for India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and the Philippines on the standard plans.

• India or Bangladesh: 300 minutes and SMS on Go, Super or Social; 500 on Qatarna+ Pro.
• Pakistan or the Philippines: 150 on Go, Super or Social; 350 on Qatarna+ Pro.
• Nepal: no single-country option, so Nepal uses the 118-destination pool (50 on Go, Super or Social; 200 on Qatarna+ Pro).
• Changing the option is done in the Ooredoo App, via WhatsApp support, by calling 111 or in a store, and takes effect from the next bill cycle. Our Ooredoo customer care guide lists the official WhatsApp and phone numbers.

This is why "up to 300" on a Shahry+ plan means 300 only if you pick India or Bangladesh. The terms do not say whether landline and mobile numbers are treated differently, so confirm before relying on minutes for landline calls. Calls to countries outside your allowance are blocked by Worry-Free Key until you turn it off, after which standard international rates apply. These minutes are for calling from Qatar; they are not roaming minutes.

Roaming benefits

Roaming means using your line while you are abroad, which is separate from calling abroad from Qatar.

• Shahry+: no roaming is included. You can buy an Ooredoo Passport (Daily QAR 35 for 1 GB; Weekly data QAR 100 for 6 GB; Weekly voice and data QAR 100 for 100 minutes and SMS plus 3 GB; Monthly QAR 350 for 300 minutes and SMS plus 12 GB, inbound and outbound calls included) on partner networks, or a Roam Like Home Key (QAR 50 a day, QAR 150 a week, QAR 500 for 30 days) that lets you use your home allowances in the listed countries.
• Qatarna+ Pro: 15 GB of roaming data on Passport partner networks; no roaming minutes. Ooredoo's postpaid FAQ still says 10 GB, but the plan page and tariff say 15 GB.
• Qatarna+ Premium: unlimited calls, SMS and data while roaming in Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, the UAE and Bahrain (data shares the 350 GB full-speed allowance), plus 30 GB and 100 minutes on Passport networks elsewhere.
• Qatarna+ Platinum and Al Nokhba: unlimited roaming in the GCC and 31 listed countries, including the UK, USA, Turkey, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Philippines and Sri Lanka, plus 100 GB and 200 minutes (Platinum) or 200 GB and 500 minutes (Al Nokhba) on Passport networks.

Out-of-bundle roaming on Passport networks costs QAR 1 per MB, minute or SMS; other networks use standard rates. Premium, Platinum and Al Nokhba carry a "no permanent roaming" clause, so Ooredoo may restrict long-term use abroad. Check partner networks on Ooredoo's roaming page before you travel. A "Passport 3x more data" promotion has also appeared on Ooredoo's site; the allowances above are the tariff figures.

Best Ooredoo postpaid plan by usage

These are QatarVia editorial judgments, based on regular price, full-speed data, international allowances and roaming as published. They are not Ooredoo's "Most Popular" badges, and they assume you would otherwise pay standard rates for anything outside the plan.

User profile	Our pick	Reason	Regular monthly cost	Trade-off
Lowest recurring cost	Shahry+ Select (base)	Cheapest postpaid line at 8 GB and 150 units	QAR 100	No WhatsApp data or international minutes unless added
Moderate everyday use	Shahry+ Go	15 GB, 500 units, WhatsApp data and international minutes	QAR 140	128 Kbps after 15 GB
Social-media heavy	Shahry+ Social	Uncapped social data plus 40 GB general data	QAR 250	Social data does not cover links opened outside the apps
Heavy general data	Qatarna+ Pro	125 GB full speed, then 10 Mbps for 500 GB	QAR 365	Large jump in price after the six-month offer
Calls to India or Bangladesh	Shahry+ Go (300) or Qatarna+ Pro (500)	Largest included single-country allowances in each range	QAR 140 or QAR 365	One country only; changes apply next bill cycle
Frequent GCC travel	Qatarna+ Premium	Unlimited calls, SMS and data in the 5 GCC countries	QAR 525	Shared 350 GB full-speed allowance; no permanent roaming
Frequent travel beyond the GCC	No clear winner	Platinum covers 36 listed countries, but a Shahry+ plan plus occasional Passport or Roam Like Home Keys can cost less	QAR 925 (Platinum)	Depends on how many days you travel each year

Families: Shahry+ Family and Baytna plans put several lines on one bill with some shared benefits, for example Shahry+ Family Pro at QAR 500 for two main lines and one secondary line. Their allowances are not comparable line for line with single plans, so compare them on Ooredoo's family plans page.

Promotional cost vs 12-month cost

Total = (offer price x discounted months) + (regular price x remaining months). This covers the plan rental only. It excludes add-ons, out-of-bundle use, special numbers, devices and any fees not stated in the tariff.

Plan	12 months at regular price	12 months with online offer	12 months with retail offer
Shahry+ Select (base)	QAR 1,200	No offer	No offer
Shahry+ Go	QAR 1,680	QAR 1,640	QAR 1,680
Shahry+ Shahid	QAR 2,160	QAR 2,020	QAR 2,060
Shahry+ Super	QAR 2,400	QAR 2,240	QAR 2,280
Shahry+ Social	QAR 3,000	QAR 2,840	QAR 2,900
Qatarna+ Pro	QAR 4,380	QAR 3,870	QAR 3,990
Qatarna+ Premium	QAR 6,300	QAR 5,580	QAR 5,850
Qatarna+ Platinum	QAR 11,100	QAR 10,050	QAR 10,650
Qatarna+ Al Nokhba	QAR 14,400	No offer	No offer

If you are already on postpaid and change plan, use the regular-price column: the offer is only for new lines and Hala upgrades.

Extra costs and conditions to check

• Minimum service period: three months. Ending service earlier makes you liable for the standard plan rate for that period.
• Special-number discount: the free or discounted "easy to remember" number (up to QAR 1,000 on Go and Shahid, up to QAR 30,000 on Al Nokhba) requires 12 months on the same or a higher plan. Cancel or downgrade early and the remaining value is added to your bill.
• Out-of-bundle use: extra local units cost QAR 0.50 each once Worry-Free Key is off. Extra local data is not charged; it simply slows down.
• Recurring add-ons and Multi-SIM renew every bill cycle until canceled. A Multi-SIM can only be canceled after 30 days.
• Entertainment benefits are included, but an unused one is canceled after three months and Ooredoo can change the list.
• Activation or SIM fees, credit limits, deposits and tax: the plan pages and tariff we reviewed do not state any for these plans. Confirm the total at checkout instead of assuming none apply.
• First bill: the tariff says first-cycle charges are prorated for the Shahry+ for Kids add-on but does not say so for main plans, so expect your first bill may differ from a normal month.
• Going back to prepaid costs a one-off QAR 100 per SIM.
• Phones on installments are a separate agreement with their own terms; they are not part of the plan tariff.

Switching to postpaid or joining Ooredoo

• New number: choose a plan and "Buy a new number" online, or visit a store. Online orders can use an eSIM installed from an emailed QR code.
• Hala to postpaid: choose "Upgrade your Hala" on the plan page. Hala upgrades qualify for the introductory offer. Ooredoo says customers moving from Hala who want an eSIM must visit an Ooredoo shop; our guide to Ooredoo branches explains how to find one.
• From Vodafone, keeping your number: Ooredoo's Switch to Ooredoo page takes a request, then an agent contacts you to arrange activation. The tariff says you must still settle everything you owe Vodafone on that number. The page does not list documents or a porting time, so ask the agent.

The terms shown on the Switch to Ooredoo page refer to Ooredoo ONE home services, not mobile plans, so rely on the tariff and plan terms for the mobile side.

When prepaid or Data SIM+ may fit better

Hala prepaid suits people who want no bill and no three-month minimum, or who use little data. Data SIM+ plans are data-only (no voice line) for tablets, routers or a second device, and home broadband is a fixed service. Each is priced on a different basis, so they are not included in the rankings above. If you stay on Hala, see our Ooredoo recharge guide.

How to check usage and pay your bill

Postpaid usage is checked in the Ooredoo App or on your monthly bill, not with the Hala balance code. Our Ooredoo balance check guide explains the postpaid and prepaid differences. Allowances reset at the start of each bill cycle and unused allowances do not carry over. To settle the bill, see our Ooredoo bill payment guide.

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Plan prices, allowances and conditions were checked against Ooredoo Qatar's plan pages and the regulatory filings listed on its regulatory page on 16 October 2026. Ooredoo changes plans and offers, so confirm the price and terms at checkout. QatarVia is independent and is not affiliated with Ooredoo. Feature image: Doha's West Bay skyline across the bay, photographed by Mohammad Danish on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash License, cropped and resized. It does not show an Ooredoo plan or network. Inline photos are from Unsplash under the Unsplash License, credited in each caption, and have been cropped and resized; none shows an Ooredoo plan or screen.