Short answer. An Instagram account disabled in Saudi Arabia uses the notice on the login screen, in Arabic or English. Screenshot it and request a review from that button. Message us on WhatsApp with the username and the shot. We never ask for your password or your national ID.
An Instagram account disabled in Saudi Arabia, whether you are in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, or elsewhere in the Kingdom, is still the notice on the login screen. Arabic or English, screenshot the words Instagram showed you. Do not translate them from memory before you save the picture.
Request a review from the button. Finish a code or a video selfie inside the app. National ID and iqama photos stay in that Instagram upload. Do not send them to a stranger, and do not send them to us. The full steps are on Instagram account disabled: how to get it back.
Shops should say the trade name in the first message. If the profile still opens and only ads are down, use Facebook ad account disabled. The UAE and Qatar pages are the same service with their own notes. Every country is listed on locations.
We file through Meta’s own official channels. It takes a few days. Start a case on the contact page. How it works is the three steps. We never ask for your password.
No. The button on your notice is the appeal. Keep the screenshot in the language the app is using.
No. If Instagram asks for an ID or a selfie, do that inside the app. We never ask for the ID or the password.
Say the business name in the first message, and send the disable screenshot. Check the ad account if only ads stopped.
It takes a few days. 100% refund if we can't get your account back.
