Netflix Prices 2026 in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt: Which Plan?

Netflix in the UAE starts at AED 35 per month for Basic and goes up to AED 71 for Premium. In Saudi Arabia plans range from roughly SAR 35 to SAR 71, and in Egypt from EGP 100 to EGP 240 per month. Netflix has no yearly plan; billing is monthly only. Netflix raised Standard plan prices across the Middle East and North Africa from 1 March 2026, so older articles may show outdated prices.

These prices have applied since 23 December 2025:

In Saudi Arabia the three plans range from roughly SAR 35 to SAR 71 per month. In Egypt prices range from EGP 100 to EGP 240 per month, with Standard at about EGP 169.99, making Egypt one of the cheapest Netflix markets in the world. You'll see the exact prices for your country on the sign-up page at netflix.com before entering payment details.

• Basic: one screen in HD. Fine for one person on a phone or small TV.
• Standard: two screens at once in Full HD. The best fit for most couples and small families.
• Premium: four screens in 4K and HDR. Only worth it with a 4K TV and a fast connection, or more than two people watching.

Premium brings nothing extra on a Full HD TV or below 15 Mbps; see 4K vs Full HD vs HDR explained.

According to the Netflix Help Center, HD uses up to 3 GB per hour and 4K up to 7 GB per hour. Netflix recommends at least 5 Mbps for Full HD and 15 Mbps for 4K. If your internet plan has a cap, use our streaming data usage guide to estimate your monthly use.

• Start with Standard; you can upgrade or downgrade anytime in account settings.
• Use Netflix gift cards from stores if you don't have a bank card.
• Check carrier offers; some bundle Netflix with internet or mobile plans.
• Cancel in months you don't watch; there is no contract or cancellation fee.