Telenor Call Packages 2026: Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rates

Telenor’s most popular call package right now is the Monthly EasyCard (Rs. 1,217, dial *80#), giving you 5,000 on-net minutes, 400 off-net minutes, 5GB data, and 2,500 SMS for 30 days. Looking for something shorter? Telenor call packages also include the Weekly EasyCard (Rs. 200) and daily options starting at Rs. 5–6, covering everything from a single busy day to a full week.

Picking the right package sounds simple until you’re staring at six near-identical names on the app and none of them tell you which one actually matches how you use your phone. This guide breaks it down by duration, flags a change that’s reshaped what “on-net” even means this year, and helps you land on the right one instead of guessing.

Telenor Call Packages at a Glance

Before diving into each category, here’s the quick comparison the packages people actually search for most:

Prices and inclusions shift periodically, so treat this table as your starting point and confirm the final price in-app before subscribing Telenor occasionally adjusts these without much fanfare.

What Changed: Telenor’s On-Net Pool Now Includes Ufone & PTCL

Here’s something most package guides floating around online haven’t caught up to yet, and it genuinely changes how you should think about “on-net” minutes.

Following Telenor’s integration into the PTCL/Ufone Group, on-net minutes in Telenor bundles now cover calls to Telenor, Ufone, and PTCL landlines as one shared calling pool, spanning a combined base of more than 72 million connections. In practical terms: if you were holding onto minutes assuming they only worked for Telenor-to-Telenor calls, that’s no longer the full picture. A weekly or monthly package now stretches noticeably further, since a much bigger chunk of the people you call are likely covered under “on-net” than before.

This matters most if you’re choosing between a cheaper Telenor-only-sounding package and a pricier “all-network” one the gap in usefulness between them has narrowed.

Telenor Daily Call Packages

Daily packages are built for exactly what the name suggests a single day where you know you’ll be on calls more than usual, without locking into anything longer.

• DJuice Prime Time Offer : Rs. 5, unlimited on-net calls from 9 AM to 9 PM
• Good Time Offer : Rs. 6, unlimited on-net calls for 2 hours after activation, plus 250MB
• Full Day Package : Rs. 13, unlimited on-net minutes plus 50MB
• Din Bhar Package : unlimited on-net minutes plus 20MB

If your calling is genuinely concentrated in a specific window say, evening calls home the time-restricted Prime Time offer at Rs. 5 is hard to beat on pure value. If you need coverage all day, the Full Day Package is the safer pick.

Telenor 3-Day Call Packages

Three-day packages sit in a useful middle ground enough runway for a weekend trip or a busy few days without committing to a full week you might not need.

• 3 Day Din Bhar Package : Rs. 24.5, unlimited on-net calls from 6 AM to 6 PM for 3 days
• DJuice 3 Day On-Net Offer : Rs. 30, 250 on-net minutes, 500 SMS, 15MB
• 3 Days All in One Offer : 150 on-net minutes, 15 off-net minutes, 150 SMS, 150MB
• 3 Day Super Hit Package : Rs. 34, unlimited calls to all Telenor numbers
• 3-Day Voice Offer / Mini Budget Package : 600 minutes including data and SMS bundles

The All in One offer is worth a second look if you also need a bit of everything (data, SMS, minutes) rather than pure calling it’s the only one on this list that doesn’t force a trade-off.

Telenor Weekly Call Packages

The EasyCard lineup dominates this category, and for good reason it’s straightforward and reliably available.

• Weekly EasyCard : Rs. 200, 1,500 on-net minutes (covering Telenor/Ufone/PTCL), 50 off-net minutes, 2,000 SMS
• Weekly EasyCard Max : Rs. 287, dial *345*106#, 2,500 on-net minutes, 125 off-net minutes, 2,500 SMS

The jump from EasyCard to EasyCard Max costs roughly 43% more but gets you 67% more on-net minutes and more than double the off-net allowance genuinely good value if you’re someone who’s historically run out of minutes mid-week on the standard card.

Telenor Monthly Call Packages

For anyone who’d rather not think about recharging every few days, the monthly EasyCard is the flagship option.

• Monthly EasyCard : Rs. 1,217, dial *80#, 5,000 on-net minutes (shared across Telenor/Ufone/PTCL), 400 off-net minutes, 5GB data, 2,500 SMS

A quick but important note: the older Monthly EasyCard 1000 has been discontinued. If you’ve seen that name mentioned on an older blog post or a leftover screenshot, don’t try dialing an old code for it it’s no longer active, and attempting to activate it will simply fail rather than give you a discount version of the current card.

Telenor International Call Packages

If you’re regularly calling family or business contacts abroad, Telenor’s international voice bundles are built specifically for that separate from the domestic on-net/off-net structure above.

Telenor offers international voice bundles across daily, weekly, and monthly durations, with dedicated packages for high-traffic destinations including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, USA, Canada, and Afghanistan. Weekly bundles suit people who call abroad regularly but not daily, while the monthly option is built for heavy international callers who’d rather avoid resubscribing every few days.

Exact rates vary by destination and change periodically, so confirm current pricing for your specific country in the My Telenor App before subscribing international rates tend to shift more often than domestic ones.

On-Net vs. Off-Net : What’s the Difference?

This trips up more people than you’d expect, especially now that “on-net” means more than it used to.

On-net minutes are calls made to numbers within the same shared network pool for Telenor, that now includes Telenor, Ufone, and PTCL landlines combined. Off-net minutes are calls to any other network in Pakistan (Jazz, Zong, etc.).

Why it matters: if most of the people you call are on Telenor, Ufone, or a PTCL landline, a package with a high on-net allocation and minimal off-net minutes will comfortably cover you for less money. If your contacts are spread across multiple networks, you’ll want to weigh the off-net allowance more heavily running out of off-net minutes mid-package is the most common reason people end up paying standard per-minute rates unexpectedly.

How to Check Your Remaining Minutes

Once you’ve activated a package, you’ll want a fast way to check what’s left before you’re caught off guard mid-call.

Dial *444# from your Telenor number, or open the My Telenor App, where your active packages and remaining minutes are shown directly on the home dashboard. The app method is generally more detailed it breaks down on-net, off-net, and data separately while the USSD code gives you a quicker at-a-glance summary.

How to Choose the Right Call Package for You

Instead of scrolling the full list again, here’s a faster way to narrow it down:

• You need coverage for just today → DJuice Prime Time (time-restricted) or Full Day Package (all-day)
• You’re traveling for a few days → 3 Day Din Bhar or the All in One Offer if you also need data/SMS
• You want a no-hassle weekly routine → Weekly EasyCard, or EasyCard Max if you’ve run low on minutes before
• You’d rather set it and forget it for a month → Monthly EasyCard
• Most of your calls go to Telenor, Ufone, or PTCL numbers → prioritize on-net-heavy packages; you’re now covered further than you might expect
• Your contacts are spread across networks → don’t underestimate the off-net allowance — it’s the number most people ignore until they run out

Common Issues When Activating a Package

Code doesn’t respond or shows an error : Double-check you’re dialing from the correct SIM if you’re on a dual-SIM phone, and confirm you have enough balance to cover the subscription price before dialing.

Package activates but minutes don’t show correctly : Wait a few minutes and recheck via *444# or the app; activation confirmations occasionally lag slightly behind the actual credit.

Trying an old/discontinued package code : As with the Monthly EasyCard 1000 mentioned earlier, some codes you find on older articles are no longer active. If a code consistently fails, check the My Telenor App’s current package list rather than assuming the code itself was mistyped.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best Telenor monthly call package?
The Monthly EasyCard (Rs. 1,217, dial *80#) is currently the flagship option, offering 5,000 on-net minutes, 400 off-net minutes, 5GB data, and 2,500 SMS.

Do Telenor on-net minutes work for Ufone and PTCL numbers now?
Yes, following Telenor’s integration into the PTCL/Ufone Group, on-net minutes cover calls to Telenor, Ufone, and PTCL landlines as one shared pool.

What’s the cheapest Telenor call package?
The DJuice Prime Time Offer at Rs. 5 offers unlimited on-net calls from 9 AM to 9 PM, making it the lowest-cost option for time-restricted calling.

Is the Monthly EasyCard 1000 still available?
No, it has been discontinued. Codes associated with it will no longer activate use the current Monthly EasyCard instead.

How do I check my remaining call minutes?
Dial *444# or check the My Telenor App dashboard, which also breaks down on-net, off-net, and data separately.

Can I get an international call package with my regular bundle?
International voice bundles are separate from domestic call packages and are subscribed to individually based on your most-called destination.

Final Thoughts

The right Telenor call packages really comes down to two questions: how long do you need coverage for, and how many of your contacts fall inside that newly expanded on-net pool. Start with the at-a-glance table above, cross-check against the “how to choose” section, and confirm the final price in the My Telenor App before subscribing rates and inclusions do shift, and your app will always reflect the most current numbers.