Jazz top-ups for Pakistan start at $2.53, with 8 plans up to $40.36 on this page. The cheapest way to keep a Jazz number active is $3.08 for 30 days (Monthly Freefire), about 10¢ a day. Prices checked 2 November 2026.
| Plan | Validity | On the phone | You pay | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PKR 230 recharge | Operator default | PKR 204after operator tax (PKR 230 before tax) | $2.53 | |
| Monthly Freefire | 30 days | PKR 300 | $3.08 | |
| PKR 460 recharge | Operator default | PKR 408after operator tax (PKR 460 before tax) | $4.35 | |
| PKR 630 recharge | Operator default | PKR 560after operator tax (PKR 630 before tax) | $5.70 | |
| Weekly Freedom | 7 days | PKR 750 | $6.66 | |
| PKR 1,200 recharge | Operator default | PKR 1,066after operator tax (PKR 1,200 before tax) | $10.22 | |
| Crazy Vibe | 30 days | PKR 2,500 | $20.53 | |
| PKR 5,000 recharge | Operator default | PKR 4,444after operator tax (PKR 5,000 before tax) | $40.36 |
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Pay with a card from any country. Top up Jazz numbers in Pakistan with a Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay or Google Pay issued anywhere (debit or credit; prepaid and gift cards are not accepted). JazzCash and Easypaisa need a Pakistani number and account.
Country code +92: how to call Pakistan and its number format.
You can top up a Jazz Pakistan number from abroad through Slashtel in minutes, with prices starting at $2.53. Enter the number in international format, such as +92 301 2345678, dropping the leading zero. The operator is detected automatically, you pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the balance or plan lands on the phone shortly after.
Last checked: September 2026
Slashtel sends a direct top-up to a Jazz Pakistan number, so the balance or plan arrives on the phone within minutes. You do not need a local SIM, a bank account in Pakistan or an app. Enter the number in international format, choose the amount or plan, pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the operator is detected from the number itself.
A top-up from abroad works the same way as a recharge bought inside Pakistan. The difference is that you pay in your own currency and the value is delivered to the Pakistani number. This suits anyone sending credit to family, keeping a spare Jazz line alive, or paying for a plan while travelling.
Jazz is one of several networks in the country, alongside Zong, Telenor and Ufone. Slashtel detects the operator from the number you enter, so you do not have to choose a network by hand. If the number belongs to a different operator, the correct plans for that line are shown instead.
Jazz offers two kinds of top-up: plain balance recharges and bundled plans with a set validity. Some balance recharges are taxed, which means the amount shown is what lands on the phone after the operator's tax, not the amount you type in. Bundled plans are not taxed, so the full amount reaches the line.
Balance recharges start at PKR 100, which delivers PKR 88.89 after tax, and go up through PKR 200, PKR 300, PKR 460, PKR 650 and PKR 5,000, which delivers PKR 4,444.50. These are useful when the person on the line wants to choose their own bundle or spend the balance as they wish.
Bundled plans carry a validity period. The 15 Day AIO delivers PKR 900 over 15 days, and the New monthly super delivers PKR 2,000 over 30 days. On the data side, options include the 3Day Max at PKR 120 over 3 days, the Weekly Super at PKR 550 over 7 days, the New Weekly Super at PKR 600 over 7 days, the Weekly Freedom at PKR 750 over 7 days, the Monthly Star at PKR 2,000 over 30 days and the Century Package at PKR 2,700 over 100 days.
Pakistani mobile numbers have 10 digits after the country code, and the leading zero is dropped when you write them internationally. A number written locally as 0301 2345678 becomes +92 301 2345678. Getting this right is the single most common reason a top-up succeeds or fails.
Pakistan's country code is 92. If you copy a number from a contact list, check that it does not still start with 0 after the 92. A number saved as 0092 301 2345678 or +92 0301 2345678 will not match a Jazz line, because the extra zero is not part of the international format.
Spaces are fine and do not affect delivery. What matters is the digits: 92, then the 10-digit mobile number without the leading zero. If you are unsure, ask the person receiving the top-up to send their number in international format from their own phone.
Most failed top-ups come down to a number that does not match a Jazz line, a payment that was declined by the bank, or a temporary delay at the operator. In nearly all cases the payment is not taken when the top-up fails, and the amount is returned or never charged.
If the number is wrong, the operator detection will not find Jazz and the order will not complete. Check the digits again, especially the leading zero and the country code. If the payment is declined, try another card or a wallet method such as Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Delays are rare but possible. A top-up normally lands within minutes. If it has not arrived after a short wait, confirm with the recipient that the line is active and able to receive credit, then contact support with the order details.
Slashtel takes payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the top-up is delivered directly to the number rather than to an account you have to manage. You do not share a password or a banking login with anyone, and the recipient does not need to do anything to receive the value.
Prices start at $2.53, and the amount you see before paying is the amount you are charged. For taxed balance recharges, the figure shown as landing on the phone already accounts for the operator's tax, so there is no surprise deduction afterwards.
Keep the order confirmation until the recipient confirms the balance or plan has arrived. That reference is all support needs if anything needs to be checked. The service is built for people outside Pakistan who want a straightforward way to keep a Jazz line topped up.
Last checked: October 2026
You can recharge a Jazz number in Pakistan from Saudi Arabia by entering the number, choosing a plan and paying with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The number needs the 92 dial code instead of the leading zero. Most top-ups arrive within minutes and a receipt goes to your email.
A Pakistani mobile number such as 0301 2345678 becomes +92 301 2345678 when you send from abroad. Drop the zero, keep the 10 digits and add 92 in front. The operator is detected from the number, so you do not need to choose Jazz yourself.
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Plans include a PKR 230 recharge that delivers 204.45 PKR to the phone, a PKR 460 recharge that delivers 408.89 PKR, and a Monthly Freefire plan that delivers 300 PKR with 30 days validity. Prices are in US dollars and shown before payment.
Sending a Jazz top-up from the UAE works the same way as any other country. Enter the number with the 92 dial code, pick a plan and pay with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Cards from any country are accepted, and the money usually lands on the phone within minutes.
If your family in Pakistan gives you a number like 0301 2345678, write it as +92 301 2345678. The zero is dropped and 92 takes its place. Getting this wrong is the most common reason a top-up fails, so check the digits before you pay.
The amount that lands on the phone is shown next to each plan, so you know what your family receives before you pay. A PKR 230 recharge delivers 204.45 PKR, and a PKR 460 recharge delivers 408.89 PKR. The Monthly Freefire plan delivers 300 PKR with 30 days validity. You can send up to 2 top-ups per card, email or number every 24 hours.
A Jazz top up from the UK takes a few minutes. Type the Pakistani number with 92 in place of the leading zero, select a plan and pay by Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. No account is needed, and most top-ups arrive within minutes with an email receipt.
Use the international form of the number: 0301 2345678 becomes +92 301 2345678. The 10 digits stay the same, the zero goes and 92 comes first. The operator is detected from the number, so the page knows it is Jazz once you enter it.
Prices are in US dollars and shown before payment, with nothing added at checkout. The amount that lands on the phone sits next to each plan. If you send regularly, remember the limit of 2 top-ups per card, email or number every 24 hours. That keeps things simple and stops accidental double sends.
You can pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card your bank confirms, and cards from any country work. No account is needed. Most top-ups arrive within minutes, an email receipt is sent, and the operator is detected from the number you enter.
Prices are in US dollars and shown before payment. Nothing is added at checkout, and the amount that lands on the phone is displayed next to each plan, so you can compare the PKR 230 recharge at 204.45 PKR with the PKR 460 recharge at 408.89 PKR. The Monthly Freefire plan delivers 300 PKR with 30 days validity.
Delivery is usually quick. Most top-ups arrive within minutes, and the email receipt gives you a record for the sender and the family member receiving it. If the number is wrong, the operator detection and the confirmation screen give you a chance to check before paying.
There is a limit of up to 2 top-ups per card, email or number every 24 hours. If you need to send more, wait for the next day. This applies whether you send from Saudi Arabia, the UAE or the UK.
Checked against Jazz's official site on 21 September 2026.
Enter the number in international format, such as +92 301 2345678, choose a balance recharge or a bundled plan, and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Slashtel detects Jazz from the number and delivers the top-up to the phone in minutes.
Use the country code 92 followed by the 10-digit mobile number with the leading zero removed. A number written locally as 0301 2345678 becomes +92 301 2345678. Spaces are fine, but an extra zero after 92 will stop the top-up.
Taxed balance recharges land after the operator's tax. A PKR 100 recharge delivers PKR 88.89, a PKR 200 recharge delivers PKR 177.78 and a PKR 5,000 recharge delivers PKR 4,444.50. Bundled plans are not taxed, so the full amount reaches the line.
You can send balance recharges from PKR 100 to PKR 5,000, or bundled plans such as the 15 Day AIO at PKR 900, the New monthly super at PKR 2,000, the Weekly Super at PKR 550 and the Century Package at PKR 2,700 over 100 days.
Check the number again, especially the leading zero and the country code, and confirm the line is active. If the payment was declined, try another card or a wallet. Most top-ups land within minutes, and support can trace an order with the confirmation reference.
Enter the Jazz number with the 92 dial code, for example +92 301 2345678, choose a plan and pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. Most top-ups arrive within minutes and a receipt goes to your email. No account is needed.
Use the international form of the number, replacing the leading zero with 92. Pick a plan, pay with a card from any country, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the top-up usually lands on the phone within minutes. Up to 2 top-ups per card, email or number every 24 hours.
Type the number as +92 301 2345678 style, select a plan and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Prices are in US dollars shown before payment, and the amount that lands on the phone is listed next to each plan. Most top-ups arrive within minutes.
Enter the Pakistani number with 92 instead of the leading zero, choose a plan and pay. The operator is detected from the number, so Jazz is recognised automatically. Cards from any country work, and most top-ups arrive within minutes with an email receipt.
The amount that lands on the phone is shown next to each plan. A PKR 230 recharge delivers 204.45 PKR, a PKR 460 recharge delivers 408.89 PKR, and the Monthly Freefire plan delivers 300 PKR with 30 days validity. Prices are in US dollars shown before payment.
Right now it is $3.08 for 30 days (Monthly Freefire), about 10¢ a day, as of 2 November 2026. Longer plans cost less per day, so they suit a number you mainly keep for bank OTPs.
Dial *444*6*2# (free) or *111# (Rs 0.24), send Hi then 4 to the Jazz WhatsApp number 0300 300 8000, or open the Jazz World app.
No. Jazz says prepaid balance has no expiry, even with no calls, SMS or internet use.
Call 111 from the Jazz number. For international roaming help Jazz lists +92 300 2000100.
Enter it with the country code +92. A number written locally as 0301 2345678 becomes +92 301 2345678, so drop the leading 0 after the country code. Pakistani mobile numbers have 10 digits after the country code. The example is a format guide, not a real number.
Enter the number with the country code, pick a plan and pay by card. The operator is detected automatically and the credit goes straight to the phone. You do not need an account or a bank account in Pakistan.
Plans currently start from $2.53 and go up to $40.36, including our service fee. The exact price is shown before you pay, with no extra charges at checkout.
Yes. Slashtel tops up any prepaid Jazz number in Pakistan, your own or a family member's. You only need the number; the person does not need an account.
Recharges are delivered instantly and cannot be reversed once they reach a valid number, so check the number before you pay. If the operator rejects the number, Slashtel resends or refunds you in full.
Prices on this page are in US dollars and include the Slashtel service fee. At checkout your card may be shown and charged in your local currency, and the exact amount is confirmed before you pay.
Yes. Payments are processed by Stripe with 3D Secure where your bank supports it, and Slashtel never sees or stores your full card details.
Most recharges arrive within a few minutes. If the phone is switched off, the credit lands when it next connects. You get a confirmation email with your order reference.
If the operator rejects the recharge, we resend it. If it still can't be delivered, write to esim@slashtel.com or message us on WhatsApp with your order reference and we'll sort it out.