Warid Call Packages — Daily, Weekly & Monthly Plans
Warid call packages are now managed through Jazz — the two networks merged. The best deal for Warid SIM holders is the Jazz Weekly All Rounder at Rs. 170 for 300 on-net + 30 off-net minutes. Dial *407# to activate.
Understanding Warid's Current Status in Pakistan
Here's the reality that confuses a lot of people: Warid as a separate network no longer exists. Jazz (owned by VEON) acquired Warid Telecom in 2016, and the two networks fully merged. If you still have a Warid SIM, it works on Jazz's network infrastructure. Your number stays the same, your SIM works fine, and you subscribe to Jazz packages using the same codes Jazz subscribers use.
The reason people still search for "Warid call packages" is simple — millions of Pakistanis got their SIM during the Warid era and still think of it as a Warid number. The green Warid branding disappeared from shops years ago, but the numbers remain active on Jazz's towers. For all practical purposes, a Warid SIM and a Jazz SIM are identical in 2026.
All Call Packages Available for Warid SIM Users
Every Jazz call package works on Warid SIMs. No exceptions, no restrictions, no special Warid-only packages. The table below lists the most popular calling bundles — the same ones available to Jazz subscribers.
| Package | Minutes | Price | Validity | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Voice Offer | 50 on-net + 5 off-net | Rs. 17 | 1 Day | *840*1# |
| Daily Unlimited | Unlimited Jazz/Warid | Rs. 16 | 1 Day | *600# |
| 3-Day Call Bundle | 150 on-net + 15 off-net | Rs. 42 | 3 Days | *610# |
| Weekly All Rounder | 300 on-net + 30 off-net + 1.5 GB + 300 SMS | Rs. 170 | 7 Days | *407# |
| Weekly Unlimited | Unlimited Jazz/Warid + 30 off-net | Rs. 130 | 7 Days | *601# |
| Monthly All Rounder | 1500 on-net + 100 off-net + 6 GB + 1500 SMS | Rs. 600 | 30 Days | *430# |
| Super Duper Card Plus | 3000 on-net + 150 off-net + 6 GB + 3000 SMS | Rs. 699 | 30 Days | *500# |
Prices are pre-tax. Actual balance deduction includes ~30% tax (withholding + GST). Current packages at jazz.com.pk.
Key point: "On-net" for Warid SIM holders means calls to both Jazz AND Warid numbers. The merged network treats both as the same pool — giving you the largest on-net calling circle in Pakistan.
How to Activate Packages on a Warid SIM
Dial the activation code exactly as a Jazz subscriber would. The USSD codes, pricing, and bundle resources are identical. To check your active packages and remaining minutes, dial *111# or download the Jazz World app — it works with Warid SIMs seamlessly.
If you had an old Warid package that was running before the merger, it has long since expired and been replaced by Jazz equivalents. There are no legacy Warid-only packages still active in 2026. Anyone telling you otherwise is working from outdated information.
Should You Replace Your Warid SIM with a Jazz SIM?
There's no technical reason to swap. Your Warid SIM operates on Jazz infrastructure with identical speeds, coverage, and package access. The only scenario where swapping makes sense is if your physical SIM card is old and deteriorating — a worn-out SIM causes dropped calls and connectivity issues regardless of network. Visit any Jazz franchise to get a free SIM replacement while keeping your number.
One minor difference: the Jazz World app might occasionally show "Jazz" branding instead of "Warid" on your account dashboard. This is purely cosmetic and doesn't affect your service or charges.
Warid Numbers and Cross-Network Calling
Because Jazz and Warid share the same network, calls between Jazz and Warid numbers are always on-net. This is a significant advantage — Jazz + Warid combined has over 75 million subscribers in Pakistan. Statistically, there's a strong chance that most of your contacts are on this combined network, making those generous on-net minute allocations highly usable.
Off-net calls (to Telenor, Ufone, and Zong) use a separate allocation that's always smaller. If you frequently call people on other networks, pay attention to the off-net minute count in your package. The Weekly All Rounder's 30 off-net minutes work out to about 4 per day — enough for a few quick calls, but not for extended conversations.
Common Misconceptions About Warid in 2026
- "Warid packages are cheaper than Jazz." They're identical. Same codes, same prices, same resources. There is no Warid pricing advantage.
- "My Warid SIM doesn't get 4G." If your SIM is very old (pre-2015), it might not support 4G LTE. Get a free SIM replacement at a Jazz franchise — the new SIM will support 4G while keeping your number.
- "I need to port to Jazz to keep my number." You don't. Your Warid number is already on Jazz. No porting needed. No paperwork. No fee.
- "Jazz treats Warid customers worse." Network-level, there's zero differentiation. Both SIM types connect to the same towers and receive the same service quality. Customer support is also unified under Jazz.
Warid SIM and Jazz Merger — Your Questions
No. Since the Jazz-Warid merger, all packages are unified under Jazz. Warid SIM holders use the same activation codes, get the same resources, and pay the same prices as Jazz subscribers. There are no Warid-exclusive packages in 2026.
No. Your Warid SIM works on Jazz's network without any swap. The only reason to replace it is if the physical SIM card is old and causing connectivity issues — in which case Jazz franchises offer free replacements while keeping your number.
Yes. Jazz and Warid share the same network, so all calls between Jazz and Warid numbers count as on-net calls. This gives you the largest on-net calling pool in Pakistan — over 75 million combined subscribers.
Yes. The Jazz World app works with both Jazz and Warid numbers. You can check balances, subscribe to packages, view usage history, and manage your account exactly as a Jazz subscriber would.
No. Jazz has fully integrated Warid numbers into its network. Your number will continue working indefinitely as long as you keep the SIM active (regular recharges prevent deactivation). There are no plans to discontinue Warid numbers.