Netflix Price in Pakistan 2026: Rs 250 to Rs 1,100 a Month by Plan

Netflix costs Rs 250 a month for Mobile, Rs 450 for Basic, Rs 800 for Standard and Rs 1,100 for Premium in Pakistan. We read these prices on Netflix's own Pakistan help page on 28 September 2026. You pay by Visa, Mastercard or American Express card, and you can cancel at any time.

The Netflix price in Pakistan is set in rupees, not dollars, and it is billed once a month on the date you signed up. Netflix does not sell annual or multi-month plans. So the number on your bank statement should match one of the four plans below, unless a tax or bank charge sits on top.

We read Netflix's "Plans and Pricing", "How to pay for Netflix", "Taxes on your Netflix membership", "Extra Members" and "How to cancel Netflix" help pages with Pakistan selected. We did not sign up or pay, so we have not seen a real Pakistani bill.

Netflix plan prices in Pakistan for 2026

Netflix lists four plans for Pakistan, all in Pakistani rupees and all billed monthly. Mobile is Rs 250, Basic is Rs 450, Standard is Rs 800 and Premium is Rs 1,100. Every plan is ad-free, and there is no cheaper plan with ads here.

Premium is more than four times the price of Mobile. That gap buys you screens and picture quality, not more films. Every plan gets the same catalogue of movies, shows and games.

What each Netflix plan includes

All four plans give unlimited ad-free movies, TV shows and games. The difference is how many screens can play at once, the sharpest picture you get, and how many devices can hold downloads. Premium alone adds Netflix spatial audio.

• Mobile, Rs 250: one phone or tablet at a time, in 480p. You cannot cast or mirror to a TV. It needs Android 7 or later, Fire OS 6 or later, or iOS or iPadOS 12 or later.
• Basic, Rs 450: one device at a time, including a TV or laptop, in 720p HD.
• Standard, Rs 800: two devices at a time in 1080p Full HD, with downloads on two devices.
• Premium, Rs 1,100: four devices at a time in 4K and HDR, downloads on six devices, and spatial audio.

Honest advice: 4K only matters if you own a 4K TV and a fast home connection. On a 32-inch TV in a small room, Standard looks close to Premium. For a single person watching on a phone during a commute, Mobile is the obvious pick.

Netflix account sharing and extra members in Pakistan

Netflix says an account is for one household, meaning the devices at your main home. In many countries you can pay to add an "extra member" who lives elsewhere. Netflix's own help page says that feature is unavailable in Pakistan, so there is no paid add-on here.

In practice, that means a cousin in another city cannot legally ride on your plan for a small extra fee. They need their own account. For a large family under one roof, Standard or Premium is the way to get more screens.

Whether the Netflix price includes tax

Netflix says VAT or GST is included in the advertised price where it collects that tax, unless it states otherwise. The Pakistan pricing page adds that, depending on where you live, you may be charged taxes on top. Your bank may also add its own charges.

The one tax we could pin down comes from FBR, not Netflix. The FBR withholding tax rate card for 2026-27 lists advance tax under section 236Y on amounts "remitted abroad through credit, debit or prepaid cards". The rate is 0.5% for people on the Active Taxpayers List and 1% for everyone else.

Whether your bank treats a rupee-priced Netflix charge as a payment abroad is up to the bank. On a Rs 1,100 plan, 1% is Rs 11. Small, but it explains why the debit is sometimes a few rupees above the plan price. Your Netflix payment history shows the price and any tax Netflix itself charged.

How to pay for Netflix from Pakistan

For Pakistan, Netflix lists Visa, Mastercard and American Express credit and debit cards, plus prepaid cards carrying those logos. It does not list JazzCash, Easypaisa or mobile carrier billing. The card must be enabled for recurring online and international payments.

1. Choose a plan on the Netflix website or app.
2. Enter a Visa, Mastercard or American Express debit, credit or prepaid card.
3. If the card is declined, open your bank app and switch on online and international transactions for that card.
4. Check that the card allows recurring charges. Some bank debit cards block them by default.
5. Confirm. Netflix charges you on the same date each month, and the charge can take several days to show.

Netflix says it accepts virtual cards only "in select markets" and that a declined virtual card means you should try another method. Many Pakistani wallets now issue a Mastercard or Visa debit card, physical or virtual, and several of the virtual dollar cards used in Pakistan work the same way. Whether Netflix accepts a particular one, we did not test.

A billing date on the 31st moves to the last day of shorter months. If you signed up through a partner such as a TV or internet provider, your billing date follows theirs, not Netflix's.

How to cancel Netflix in Pakistan

Go to the Manage your membership page, tap Cancel, then Finish Cancellation. Netflix emails a confirmation. You keep watching until the end of the month you already paid for, and you are not charged again unless you restart.

Deleting the app or signing out does not cancel anything. Netflix is clear that the cancel button is the only way. If you do not see a Cancel option, you are billed through a partner. Your Account page, under Membership, will show a link or tell you which partner to contact.

Planning a family film night before you cancel? Our list of movies to watch with your family in Pakistan notes which ones sit on Netflix.

Common questions

What is the cheapest Netflix plan in Pakistan?

Mobile, at Rs 250 a month. It works on one phone or tablet at a time, in 480p, and you cannot cast it to a TV.

How much is Netflix Premium in Pakistan?

Rs 1,100 a month. It allows four screens at once in 4K and HDR, downloads on six devices, and spatial audio.

Can I pay for Netflix with JazzCash or Easypaisa?

Not directly. Netflix lists only Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards for Pakistan. A wallet's own Mastercard or Visa debit card may work if it allows recurring international payments, but we did not test one.

Does Netflix have a yearly plan in Pakistan?

No. Netflix says it offers no annual, multi-month or lifetime plans. Every plan is billed monthly on your sign-up date.

Can I add someone outside my home to my Netflix account in Pakistan?

No. Netflix's help page says the extra member feature is unavailable in Pakistan. People outside your household need their own account.

Is there a free trial of Netflix in Pakistan?

The Pakistan pricing page we read does not mention a free trial. It lists only the four monthly prices.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 28 September 2026. The four plan prices, what each plan includes, the monthly-only billing and the tax line are read on Netflix's Plans and Pricing page for Pakistan. The accepted cards are read on Netflix's "How to pay for Netflix" page, the tax policy on "Taxes on your Netflix membership", the missing extra member feature on "Extra Members", and the cancel steps on "How to cancel Netflix", all with Pakistan selected. The 0.5% and 1% advance tax under section 236Y is read in the FBR withholding tax rate card updated to 30 June 2026. We did not subscribe, so we have not seen a Pakistani invoice or tested a wallet card. Netflix changes prices without much notice, so check the Pakistan page before you pay.