Telenor Call Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly & Monthly Offers

Here are the latest Telenor call packages for 2026, covering daily, 3-day, weekly and monthly voice bundles. Quick answer: the Full Day Offer (unlimited on-net calls for Rs. 15, dial *5*250#) is the cheapest way to talk all day, and the Monthly EasyCard 650 (1,500 on-net plus 100 off-net minutes for Rs. 650, dial *345*650#) is the best monthly deal for most callers.

A note on these figures first. Telenor’s own website blocks automated access, so this list is compiled from the most recent public package listings and cross-checked across multiple sources. Prices and codes can change without notice, so confirm the exact bundle in the My Telenor App before you subscribe.

Prefer to shop by validity? The daily call, weekly call, and monthly call pages isolate each window for easier comparison.

Quick Answer: Best Telenor Call Package for Most Users

If you make calls every day and most of them go to Telenor, Ufone or PTCL numbers, the Monthly EasyCard 650 is the package to pick. For Rs. 650 you get 1,500 on-net minutes, 100 off-net minutes, 6 GB of data and 1,500 SMS for 30 days, subscribed by dialing *345*650#. That works out to roughly Rs. 0.41 per minute across the voice allowance, with data and SMS included on top. Heavy callers who regularly cross 3,000 minutes a month should look at the Monthly EasyCard 1100 or the Mahana Rasai Offer instead. For a single day of heavy calling, nothing beats the Full Day Offer’s unlimited on-net calls for Rs. 15.

Telenor Call Packages Compared: Top Picks

Telenor has moved most of its voice catalogue into hybrid bundles that mix on-net minutes, off-net minutes, SMS and data. On-net means calls to other Telenor numbers; off-net means calls to Jazz, Zong, Ufone and PTCL numbers. One major change worth knowing: since Telenor became part of the PTCL and Ufone group, on-net minutes on Telenor packages can also be used to call Ufone and PTCL landline numbers. That widens the on-net pool to a combined base of more than 72 million subscribers, so “on-net” bundles go much further than the name suggests. If most of your calls go to one group of numbers, pick a bundle weighted toward that.

Telenor Daily Call Packages

Daily voice bundles cover short calling needs. They expire at midnight, so subscribe in the morning to get the full value out of them.

The Full Day Offer is the standout here. Unlimited on-net calling for Rs. 15 until midnight is hard to beat on a day when you will be on the phone for hours, for example coordinating an event or a family function. The Good Time Offer compresses the same unlimited idea into a two-hour window for Rs. 6, which suits one long call you can schedule. The Mini Bachat Bundle is the better pick when your calls split across networks, because it includes 25 off-net minutes that the unlimited offers do not.

Telenor 3-Day Call Packages

Three-day bundles cover a long weekend or a short trip without committing to a full week.

Pick the 3/3 Offer if your three days are all about Telenor, Ufone and PTCL calling; 600 on-net minutes is generous for Rs. 50. Pick the 3 Day Hybrid if you also need usable data, since its 1 GB is the only real data allowance in this group. The 3 Din Sahulat sits between the two, trading some minutes for SMS and a small WhatsApp allowance.

Telenor Weekly Call Packages

Weekly packs match how most prepaid users top up: once at the start of the week, then no thinking about balance until the next recharge.

Weekly Unlimited is the best pure-calling value in this group: unlimited on-net calls for a week at Rs. 120 beats buying the Full Day Offer seven times over. The Weekly EasyCard 170 looks weaker on minutes but adds 1.5 GB of data and 300 SMS, so it suits people who want one recharge to cover calling, texting and light data. The Weekly Bachat is the balanced middle option when your calls split between the Telenor group and other networks.

Telenor Monthly Call Packages

Monthly bundles are for people who talk a lot. One activation, no daily renewals, and the per-minute cost drops sharply compared with daily packs.

The jump from Monthly Talk to the EasyCard 650 is where value appears. Monthly Talk gives 550 total minutes for Rs. 250, about Rs. 0.45 per minute, with nothing else included. The EasyCard 650 gives 1,600 minutes for Rs. 650 (about Rs. 0.41 per minute) and adds 6 GB of data and 1,500 SMS, so for anyone who also uses mobile data it is cheaper in practice than the bare Talk bundle. At the top end, the Mahana Rasai Offer and the EasyCard 1100 both carry 3,000 on-net minutes; choose the Mahana Rasai if calls and SMS are all you need, and the EasyCard 1100 if you want 12 GB of data folded into the same recharge.

Flagship Telenor Call Packages in Detail

Full Day Offer (*5*250#)

The Full Day Offer gives unlimited on-net calls until midnight for Rs. 15, plus 50 MB of data and 100 MB for WhatsApp. Dial *5*250# in the morning to get the most out of it, since the offer expires at midnight regardless of when you activate. “On-net” here covers Telenor, Ufone and PTCL numbers after the group integration, so the unlimited pool reaches most landlines and a large share of mobile users. Calls to Jazz and Zong numbers are not covered and will be charged from your balance, so keep some credit loaded. Check your active bundles any time with *222#.

Monthly EasyCard 650 (*345*650#)

This is the monthly bundle most Telenor callers should buy. For Rs. 650 you get 1,500 on-net minutes, 100 off-net minutes, 6 GB of data and 1,500 SMS for 30 days. Subscribe by dialing *345*650# and confirming the prompt. Check remaining minutes, SMS and data with *222#, and manage or stop an active bundle by dialing *345*0# or through the My Telenor App. The bundle does not auto-renew; when the 30 days end, subscribe again if you want another month. The Rs. 650 price is before tax, so load extra balance, roughly 25 to 30 percent more, before dialing the code.

Monthly EasyCard 1100 (*345*1100#)

The EasyCard 1100 is the heavy caller’s monthly card: 3,000 on-net minutes, 200 off-net minutes, 12 GB of data and 3,000 SMS for Rs. 1,100 over 30 days. At about Rs. 0.34 per voice minute with data included, it undercuts every smaller monthly bundle on per-minute cost. Dial *345*1100# to subscribe, *222# to check what is left, and *345*0# if you need to manage the bundle before it expires. It is the right pick for people whose work runs on phone calls, shopkeepers, sales staff and field workers, who would otherwise burn through several weekly bundles a month.

Mahana Rasai Offer (*345*888#)

The Mahana Rasai Offer strips the monthly formula down to calls and texts: 3,000 on-net minutes, 150 off-net minutes and 3,000 SMS for Rs. 850, with no data included. Texters who only need the message half of that formula can jump to the standalone packs scored in our Telenor SMS packages guide. Dial *345*888# to subscribe. Choose it over the EasyCard 1100 only if you genuinely do not use mobile data, for example on a basic phone or a SIM kept purely for voice. Everyone else gets better value from the EasyCard’s data allowance for a modest price difference. Data-first buyers who care less about minutes should weigh the app-built offers scored in our Telenor internet packages guide. Remaining resources show up on *222#.

Weekly Unlimited (*5*120#)

Weekly Unlimited gives unlimited on-net calls plus 25 off-net minutes for Rs. 120 across 7 days. Dial *5*120# to activate. For someone who talks to Telenor, Ufone or PTCL numbers every day, this single weekly recharge replaces seven daily offers at a fraction of the combined cost. The 25 off-net minutes are only a fallback for occasional Jazz or Zong calls; if you call other networks daily, the Weekly Bachat or an EasyCard with a bigger off-net allowance fits better.

How Many Call Minutes Do You Actually Need?

Most people overbuy minutes because monthly numbers look abstract. Translate your routine instead. At about 20 minutes of calls a day you use roughly 600 minutes a month, comfortably inside the Monthly EasyCard 650. At 45 minutes a day you are near 1,350 minutes a month, still covered but with little room left. Around 90 minutes a day you cross 2,700 minutes a month and need one of the 3,000-minute bundles. Also check your network split: if more than a quarter of your calls go to Jazz or Zong numbers, the 100 to 200 off-net minutes in these bundles run out fast, and exhausting them means later calls are charged at standard rates. If that split tells you your circle is mostly elsewhere, compare the flagship voice offers in our Jazz call packages, Zong call packages and Ufone call packages guides before recharging the wrong network.

Telenor Network Background: What Changed for Callers

Telenor Pakistan now operates as part of the PTCL and Ufone group. For anyone buying call packages, the headline change is that on-net minutes can be used across Telenor, Ufone and PTCL landline numbers, a combined subscriber base of more than 72 million. Bundles that once only covered Telenor-to-Telenor calls now reach much further, which is why the unlimited and high-minute on-net offers above are better value than their old equivalents. The old djuice and Talkshawk brands have been discontinued, so ignore any call package still advertised under those names. Telenor sells its voice bundles through USSD codes, retailer-loaded EasyCards and the My Telenor App, where extra personalised offers sometimes appear.

How to Subscribe, Check and Unsubscribe

To subscribe, dial the package code from your Telenor prepaid SIM and confirm (for example *345*650# for the Monthly EasyCard 650). Keep extra balance loaded, because the listed prices are before tax and a failed activation is usually just an insufficient balance after taxes. You can also subscribe inside the My Telenor App: open the offers section, choose the bundle and tap subscribe. The app shows personalised bundles that do not appear in public listings.

Dial *222# to see your active bundles and remaining minutes, SMS and data. Telenor also sends a confirmation SMS after every successful subscription; if you did not get one, the bundle probably did not activate, usually because the balance after tax was too low. Most Telenor prepaid call bundles simply expire on their own and do not auto-renew. To manage or stop an active bundle before it expires, dial *345*0# or check the My Telenor App.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between on-net and off-net minutes?

On-net minutes work for calls to other Telenor numbers, and since the PTCL and Ufone group integration they also cover Ufone and PTCL landline numbers. Off-net minutes work for calls to Jazz, Zong and other networks. Check which type you use more before picking a bundle.

How do I check my remaining Telenor call minutes?

Dial *222#. It shows your active bundles with the minutes, SMS and data left in each one. The My Telenor App shows the same information with expiry dates.

Which Telenor call package is best for calling other networks?

No Telenor bundle is heavy on off-net minutes, so look at the ratios. The Monthly EasyCard 1100 includes 200 off-net minutes, the most of any monthly bundle listed here, while the Mahana Rasai Offer includes 150. If most of your calls go to Jazz or Zong, compare their on-net offers too, since calling within one network is always cheaper.

Are these prices with or without tax?

Public package prices are usually without tax. Expect the actual deduction from your balance to be roughly 25 to 30 percent higher, so load extra balance before subscribing.

Do unused minutes carry over to the next bundle?

No. Leftover minutes expire when the validity ends. Subscribe to a new bundle only when you are close to running out.

Can I subscribe to a call bundle and an internet bundle together?

Yes, voice and data bundles run side by side. The hybrid bundles above already include data, so check what you have with *222# before adding a separate internet pack.

How do I unsubscribe from a Telenor call bundle?

Most prepaid bundles simply expire on their own and do not auto-renew. To manage or stop an active bundle, dial *345*0# or check the My Telenor App.

Do Telenor call bundles auto-renew?

Generally no. Telenor prepaid bundles run until their validity ends and then expire. If you want the same bundle again, dial its code once more after expiry.