The UAE government has expanded its free public Wi-Fi network in many places, and you can enjoy free Wi-Fi and Internet service in these places in the UAE.
Today, the Abu Dhabi Municipality announced the expansion of free Wi-Fi network coverage in the emirate, including about 44 public areas. Free Wi-Fi service will also be provided at Abu Dhabi Corniche Beach and Al Bateen Beach.
Free Wi-Fi locations in the UAE
the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is home to a number of public areas that offer free high-speed internet access, which is offered by the telecom operator du.
It has been reported by du that each internet session at Wi-Fi sites in the UAE lasts for one hour, and following that, a sponsored advertisement would be aired. Following the announcement, you will be able to take advantage of an additional hour of free Wi-Fi.
Those who wish to make use of public Wi-Fi for an extended period of time have the option to pay for "Premium Wi-Fi," which grants them access to higher download and upload speeds as well as a longer surfing time.
How to connect to free Wi-Fi in the UAE
1- Navigate to the 'Wi-Fi' section of your device's settings and search for the mention of '@WiFi UAE'. In the event that you are in a public location, such as a shopping mall or the Dubai Metro, the network will appear in the list of Wi-Fi networks that are available to you. Please choose the network.
2- A pop-up page containing a registration form will display on the screen. Make your choice between "Free Wi-Fi" and "Premium Wi-Fi." Next, provide your complete name, nationality, and mobile phone number at the prompt.
3- Input the One-Time Password (OTP) that was issued to you via text message. After that, you are free to make use of the free Wi-Fi.
Free Wi-Fi on intercity buses
Over the course of April 2023, the Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA) introduced a free internet service that was available on intercity bus routes. There is also free Wi-Fi available at bus stops in Sharjah, which passengers may take use of as they wait for their bus.
In order to access public Wi-Fi, travellers aboard buses are not required to submit their email address, cell phone number, or register an account with the RTA, as stated by the RTA.
