Jazz Voice Infinity Offer in Pakistan: Dial *710# for 90 Days of Calls at Rs 217
Jazz Voice Infinity Offer gives 120 Jazz minutes and SMS plus 50 other network minutes for 90 days at Rs 217. See the *710# steps, terms and tax before you buy.
Dial *710# on a Jazz prepaid SIM to buy the Voice Infinity Offer. It costs Rs 217 with tax included and gives you 120 Jazz minutes and SMS plus 50 minutes to other networks, for exactly 90 days. Jazz says there is no call setup fee, and the minutes work 24 hours a day.
Most calling bundles end in a day, a week or a month. This one runs for three months, so it suits a second SIM or a parent's phone that only makes short calls. We read the offer on Jazz's own Voice Infinity Offer page on 14 October 2026 and list every term below.
Voice Infinity gives 170 minutes for 90 days at Rs 217
The bundle holds 120 minutes and SMS for Jazz numbers and 50 minutes for other networks. The price of Rs 217 includes tax, and the offer lasts 90 days from the day you subscribe. Everything is posted to your SIM at the moment you subscribe.
| Item | What Jazz lists |
|---|---|
| Price | Rs 217, tax included |
| Jazz minutes and SMS | 120 |
| Other network minutes | 50 |
| Validity | 90 days |
| Subscribe code | *710# |
| Call setup fee | None |
| Auto renewal | No, it is non-recursive |
The 120 figure covers minutes and SMS together, so every text you send eats into it. If you send many texts, the minutes run out sooner. That is our reading of Jazz's line "Jazz Mins & SMS", and it is worth keeping in mind before you buy.
If every minute is used, 170 minutes for Rs 217 works out near Rs 1.28 a minute. That sum is our own arithmetic, not a Jazz figure, and it ignores any texts.
You subscribe by dialling *710# on your Jazz SIM
Dialling *710# subscribes you at once. Jazz says you are subscribed for exactly 90 days. The offer does not renew by itself, so you must dial the code again when it ends or when you want a second bundle.
- Check that your Jazz SIM has at least Rs 217 in balance.
- Open the phone dialler and type *710#.
- Press the call button and wait for the reply on screen.
- Read the confirmation message that Jazz sends.
- Keep that message so you have proof of the date and the terms.
Jazz lists the code on the same screen as its SIMOSA app logo, so the app can also be used for the offer. We did not test the app route. The dial code is the one the page prints in plain text.
The 90 days count the day you subscribe
Jazz counts the day of subscription as day one. The offer and its minutes end at midnight on the last day. If you subscribe on 14 October, day 90 is the last full day, and any unused minutes disappear at midnight that night.
The bundle is non-recursive. That means it does not renew on its own, and you have nothing to cancel. Jazz also allows multiple subscriptions of the offer, so you can buy it again before it ends. Jazz does not say on this page how a second purchase adds to the first, so check the confirmation message after you buy twice.
To see what is left at any time, use the steps to check remaining Jazz minutes and SMS. Do it a week before the end date, so you do not lose minutes at midnight.
Tax, mobile data and other terms you should know
Jazz states the price as inclusive of tax. The terms also say advance income tax is 15 per cent on each recharge, and sales tax is 16 per cent in Islamabad and 19.5 per cent in the rest of Pakistan and AJK. Jazz says the offer price is subject to applicable taxes wherever you buy it.
This is a calling bundle, but Jazz prints a data line in its terms. It says an overage of Rs 2.25 per MB applies to mobile internet bundles. If you also run a data bundle, watch that bundle separately. For when your balance falls without a clear reason, dial the code in the guide to why your Jazz balance was deducted.
Jazz reserves the right to change or withdraw any offer. Where PTA rules require it, Jazz must give notice to affected customers. So the price and minutes you buy today may not match the page next month. Read the page again before each purchase.
Voice Infinity or a monthly bundle: which one fits
Choose Voice Infinity if you make few calls and want one payment for three months. Choose a monthly bundle if you call a lot or need mobile data. Jazz's own call packages list also carries a 3 Day Max Offer, which is a short and heavier bundle.
A phone that only receives calls needs none of this. If you want a short bundle for a trip, a three day offer with mobile data fits better than a 90 day one. Before you buy any of them, compare per minute costs with the packages in the PTA tariff comparison of mobile packages.
Common questions about the Jazz Voice Infinity Offer
What is the code for the Jazz Voice Infinity Offer?
The code is *710#. Jazz says that dialling it subscribes you to the offer for exactly 90 days.
How much is the Jazz Voice Infinity Offer?
It is Rs 217, with tax included, according to Jazz's page. The page we read on 14 October 2026 shows that price in both the list and the detail view.
Does the Voice Infinity Offer renew by itself?
No. Jazz calls it non-recursive. You must dial *710# again to buy it a second time.
Can I call any network with this bundle?
You get 120 minutes and SMS for Jazz numbers and 50 minutes for other networks. Jazz does not list international calls in the offer terms we read.
Are the minutes only usable at night?
No. Jazz says the Jazz and other network minutes and SMS can be used 24 hours a day, with no time limit.
Where do I complain if the minutes are missing?
Jazz tells customers to use the SIMOSA app for package and deduction complaints. If Jazz does not fix it, you can take it to PTA on 0800-55055, as explained in the PTA telecom complaint guide.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 14 October 2026. The price, minutes, validity, code, tax terms and expiry rules come from Jazz's Voice Infinity Offer page and its prepaid call packages list at jazz.com.pk, which we read on 14 October 2026. The per minute figure is our own arithmetic. We did not subscribe to the offer or test the SIMOSA route. Jazz can change or withdraw the offer, so confirm the current price on Jazz's page before you buy.
About the author
Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer
Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.
