Ooredoo Qatar’s Shahry tiers escalate quickly at the top end — the jump from Shahry 400 to Shahry 600+ adds VIP lounge access and a premium device on top of the data increase, which only makes sense if you actually travel enough to use the lounge access.
Quick Answer
Shahry plans range QAR 150/month to QAR 600+/month on 12-24 month contracts. Shahry 250 balances data and device eligibility for most users.
Postpaid Tiers
| Plan | Price | Data | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shahry 150 | QAR 150 | 10GB | Unlimited local, 5G |
| Shahry 250 | QAR 250 | 40GB | Unlimited local + GCC, device bundle |
| Shahry 400 | QAR 400 | 100GB | Unlimited select international, entertainment |
| Shahry 600+ | QAR 600+ | Unlimited | Everything unlimited + premium device + VIP lounge |
Is Shahry 600+ Worth the Jump?
The VIP lounge access alone is the differentiator most people are actually paying for at this tier — the extra data over Shahry 400 rarely gets used by anyone who isn’t already streaming or hotspotting heavily. If you don’t travel through Doha’s airport lounges regularly, Shahry 400 delivers nearly the same practical value for less.
Switching In
Free MNP from Vodafone Qatar completes in 24-72 hours.
Verified against Ooredoo Qatar’s official Shahry pricing, August 2026.
At a Glance
| Price Range | QAR 150–600+/month |
| Data | 10 GB – Unlimited |
| Contract | 12 or 24 months |
| Best For | Widest Ooredoo 5G coverage, VIP-tier perk seekers |
| Last Verified | May 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Contract length?
12 or 24 months.
Device bundles?
Yes, from Shahry 250 upward, with iPhone and Samsung options.
Is Shahry 600+ worth it over Shahry 400?
Mainly for the VIP lounge access — the extra data rarely gets used unless you're already a very heavy streamer.
Can I port from Vodafone?
Yes, free MNP, 24-72 hours.