Pakistan SIM Packages & Data Plans
Pakistan's telecom market is served by four major operators — Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone — each offering daily, weekly and monthly bundles with different data allowances, on-net minutes and validity periods. This page gathers the current packages with prices, benefits and the exact USSD codes to activate them.
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Jazz: *111#Zong: *102#Telenor: *444#Ufone: *112#Pakistan Mobile Packages — Complete Guide
Pakistan's telecom market is served by four major operators — Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone — each offering daily, weekly and monthly bundles with different data allowances, on-net minutes and validity periods. This page gathers the current packages with prices, benefits and the exact USSD codes to activate them.
Choosing a package in Pakistan is mostly a question of data appetite. Casual users who mainly browse WhatsApp and Facebook can often get by with a small daily or weekly bundle, while streamers, remote workers and students attending online classes need monthly plans with 30 GB or more. The packages below are organised by operator so you can compare like-for-like.
Prices in Pakistan are typically quoted including tax. Most packages are non-recursive — they expire at the end of their validity and you must re-activate — while a few auto-renew. We mark auto-renewal and overage rates (for example, PKR 2.25/MB after the included data is exhausted) wherever the operator publishes them, so there are no surprises on your balance.
USSD codes are the fastest way to subscribe: dial the code from your keypad and press call. Popular ones include Jazz *506# for Weekly Super Max, Zong *5501# for Monthly Super Card, Ufone *1000# for the New SIM offer and Jazz *737# for Weekly Freedom. Balance checks are equally simple — Jazz *111#, Zong *102#, Telenor *444#, Ufone *112#.
Location-based offers exist too. For example, Jazz runs a Karachi / Hyderabad / Badin Haftawar data offer that is restricted to specific cities — we flag geographic restrictions wherever they apply so you never subscribe to a package that will not work in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Pakistani operator has the best data packages?+
It depends on usage, location and budget. Jazz and Zong typically lead on coverage and high-volume bundles, while Telenor and Ufone often compete on price. Compare the packages listed per operator and check coverage in your area before choosing.
How do I check my balance in Pakistan?+
Dial *111# on Jazz, *102# on Zong, *444# on Telenor or *112# on Ufone. For package status, use the operator's status code shown on each package card.
Do these packages auto-renew?+
Most Pakistani prepaid bundles are non-recursive and expire at the end of their validity. Where an operator supports auto-renewal we list the cancellation code so you can stop it.