Apple / iTunes Gift Card Saudi Arabia — Buy in SAR, Instant Delivery 2026
What Is a Saudi Apple / iTunes Gift Card?
A Saudi iTunes card — known today as an Apple Gift Card — is a digital code that adds Saudi Riyal balance to your Apple ID on the Saudi store. You can buy it online and receive the code by email within minutes, with no foreign bank card required.
With that balance you can pay for all of Apple's services and content in Saudi Arabia:
- App Store apps & games: Paid apps and in-app subscriptions
- In-app game top-ups: Such as PUBG UC and in-game gems bought from inside the game on iPhone
- iCloud+: Extra cloud storage for your photos and files
- Apple Music: Monthly or yearly subscription with a large Arabic music library
- Apple TV+: Exclusive original movies and series in high quality
- Apple Arcade: Hundreds of ad-free games with no extra purchases
In short: anything you pay for on iPhone, iPad, or Mac through your Saudi account can be covered by a Saudi Apple gift card.
iTunes Card vs. Apple Gift Card — What's the Difference?
There's no difference. Apple unified all its legacy cards (iTunes Card and App Store Card) into a single Apple Gift Card. So whether you're searching for an "iTunes card," an "App Store card," or an "Apple card" — they're all the same thing now, and they work across every Apple service from one store.
The only thing that matters is the card's region, because each card is tied to a specific country's store:
| Card | Currency | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Saudi Apple card 🇸🇦 | Saudi Riyal (SAR) | Saudi accounts — Arabic content and pricing in SAR |
| US Apple card 🇺🇸 | US Dollar (USD) | US accounts — largest global app library |
If your account is Saudi (which it usually is in the Kingdom), choose the Saudi Apple card. If your account is US-based, you'll need a US Apple card — we explain the difference in detail in the region section below.
Saudi iTunes Card Denominations in SAR
The Saudi iTunes card comes in several SAR denominations to fit every need — from buying a single app to a full annual subscription:
| Denomination | Best For |
|---|---|
| SAR 20 | An app or game, or one month of Apple Music |
| SAR 50 | Several apps, an in-game top-up, iCloud+ for months |
| SAR 100 | Multiple subscriptions or major games |
| SAR 200 | Balance covering Apple subscriptions and purchases for a long time |
A note on price: The denomination (e.g. SAR 50) is the amount of balance added to your account. The final price and the denominations currently in stock are shown directly on the Saudi Apple card page on Eshenly — check it for the latest prices before buying.
How to Buy a Saudi iTunes Card from Eshenly
Buying a Saudi iTunes card from Eshenly is fast and secure, and takes less than a minute:
- Choose the card: Go to the Saudi Apple card page on Eshenly
- Select the denomination: Pick the value you want (SAR 20, 50, 100, or 200)
- Enter your details: Email and mobile number
- Choose payment method: Pay with your bank card (Visa / Mastercard). Local methods like mada and Apple Pay are coming soon
- Get your code: The digital code arrives in your email within 1–5 minutes
All transactions are encrypted and processed through certified payment gateways, and we never store any of your bank card details.
How to Redeem an iTunes Card on iPhone
Once the code arrives in your email from Eshenly, redeem it with these steps:
- On iPhone / iPad: Open the App Store → tap your profile picture at the top → choose Redeem Gift Card or Code → enter the code manually or scan it with the camera
- On Mac: Open the App Store → your name at the bottom → Redeem Gift Card → enter the code
- Via browser: Go to apple.co/redeem → sign in with your Saudi account → enter the code
The balance is added to your account instantly, and you can spend it anytime on the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud+, or any Apple service.
Important: Make sure you're signed in with a Saudi account before entering the code, because a Saudi card cannot be redeemed on an account from another region.
Region Warning: Saudi Cards Only Work on Saudi Accounts
The most important point before buying: the card's region must match your account's region. A Saudi Apple card only redeems on a Saudi Apple ID — it won't work on a US or UAE account, and vice versa.
How to check your account's region:
- Open Settings on your iPhone
- Tap your name at the top → Media & Purchases → View Account
- Open Country/Region — it shows the store country tied to your account
If the country is Saudi Arabia, buy the Saudi Apple card. If your account is US-based, you'll need the US Apple card instead.
Tip: Don't buy the card before confirming your region, because the code is single-use and can't be recovered once you attempt to redeem it on an account from a different region.
Beware of "Free" iTunes Codes and Scams
You'll see ads and sites promising "free iTunes codes" or an "Apple card generator" — these are all scams. Apple never gives away free codes, and any genuine code has a cost.
- Never enter your account details on any site offering a free code in exchange for your Apple ID — the goal is to steal your account
- Don't trust "generators": Codes are tied to real purchases and cannot be generated
- Buy from a trusted source: On Eshenly you receive an official, valid code by email with proof of purchase
- Keep the code email: It's your proof of purchase — don't delete it
- Never share your code: Once redeemed it can't be reused, so don't send it to anyone
The simple rule: if an offer is "free" or far cheaper than reasonable, it's usually a trap to steal your data.