Zong Afghanistan Call Offers in Pakistan: Rs 800 for 100 Minutes on *433#, Daily Rate on *747#
Zong's Afghanistan bundle gives 100 minutes for Rs 800 plus tax on *433#, and a daily rate offer on *747# costs Rs 30 a minute. See which suits your calls.
To call Afghanistan cheaply from a Zong SIM, dial *433# for a bundle of 100 minutes at Rs 800 plus tax, or *747# for a daily offer at Rs 3 plus tax that cuts the call rate to Rs 7.5 for every 15 seconds. The bundle works out far cheaper per minute, but it covers only two Afghan networks: AWCC and Roshan.
Many Pakistani homes have family, partners or friends across the border, and standard international rates are steep. We read Zong's Afghanistan bundle page and its Afghanistan IDD offer page on 14 October 2026. All prices below are plus tax.
Zong has two Afghanistan offers: a bundle on *433# and a daily rate on *747#
The bundle gives a fixed number of minutes, valid on AWCC and Roshan numbers. The daily offer lowers the per-call rate on all Afghan numbers. Pick by how often you call and which network the other person uses.
| Offer | Code | Price (+ tax) | What you get | Works on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prepaid weekly bundle | *433# | Rs 225.58 | 20 minutes, 7 days | AWCC and Roshan |
| Prepaid monthly bundle | *433# | Rs 800 | 100 minutes, 30 days | AWCC and Roshan |
| Postpaid monthly bundle | *433# | Rs 226 | 20 minutes, 30 days | AWCC and Roshan |
| Daily rate offer | *747# | Rs 3 a day | Rs 7.5 per 15 seconds | Landline and mobile |
Zong's weekly bundle shows two slightly different prices on the page: Rs 225.58 in the table and Rs 225.8 in the text. Both round to about Rs 226, but read the exact amount on your phone.
The monthly bundle costs about Rs 8 a minute, the daily rate Rs 30
The Rs 800 bundle gives 100 minutes, which is Rs 8 a minute before tax. The weekly bundle costs about Rs 11 a minute. The daily offer charges Rs 7.5 for each 15 seconds, which is Rs 30 for a full minute, plus Rs 3 for the day.
These per-minute figures are our arithmetic from Zong's prices. They show that the daily offer only makes sense for short or rare calls, or when the person you call is on a network the bundle does not cover. A ten minute call on the daily offer would cost Rs 300 plus the Rs 3 daily charge, before tax.
The same ten minutes inside the monthly bundle cost about Rs 80 of the Rs 800 you paid, so long as the other number is on AWCC or Roshan.
Only AWCC and Roshan numbers are covered by the bundle
Zong's terms state that the bundle is valid for Afghanistan, AWCC and Roshan networks only. Etisalat, Salaam, MTN and fixed landline numbers are not part of the offer. So ask the person you call which SIM company they use before you buy.
Other rules on the page: unused minutes are not carried forward after the bundle ends. The offer is not valid while international roaming is active on your number. It does not renew by itself. And you cannot subscribe more than once in a day.
The daily offer has its own rule. Zong says it will be deactivated if you activate any other Afghanistan bundle or product. So if you buy the *433# bundle, expect the *747# rate to switch off. The daily charge is Rs 3 plus tax per day, and calls are charged per 15 seconds.
How to subscribe and how to stop
Zong lists *433# for both subscribing to and leaving the bundle. It lists *747# for both subscribing to and leaving the daily offer. Use the same code to stop.
- Ask which Afghan network the other person uses.
- If it is AWCC or Roshan and you call often, choose the bundle.
- Dial *433# for the bundle, or *747# for the daily rate.
- Read the reply to check the price and minutes.
- Keep the confirmation SMS in case of a dispute.
To stop an offer you no longer use, the codes in how to unsubscribe from Zong packages cover the rest of your plan. To see what is left in the bundle, use the steps to check remaining Zong minutes.
Calling an Afghan number from an Afghan SIM in Pakistan
Some Afghan citizens in Pakistan hold a Pakistani SIM issued under the rules for foreigners. The rules for buying one are in the guide to buying a SIM as an Afghan with a PoR card or NARA. The same Zong offers apply to any prepaid or postpaid Zong SIM, as far as Zong's page says.
Internet calls are another route. They need data on both ends and cost nothing extra beyond data. For landlines and for people without data, a Zong offer is the practical way.
Common questions about Zong Afghanistan calling offers
What is the Zong code for Afghanistan calls?
Dial *433# for the AWCC and Roshan bundles, and *747# for the daily rate offer. Both codes also stop the offer.
How much is the Zong Afghanistan monthly bundle?
It is Rs 800 plus tax for 100 minutes over 30 days on prepaid. Postpaid has a Rs 226 plus tax bundle for 20 minutes.
Does the bundle work on all Afghan networks?
No. It works on AWCC and Roshan only. Etisalat, Salaam, MTN and landlines are excluded.
Can I use the bundle while roaming?
No. Zong says the offer is not valid for customers on international roaming.
What happens if I buy the bundle while on the daily offer?
Zong says the daily *747# offer will be deactivated if another Afghanistan bundle or product is activated.
Who do I contact for a wrong deduction?
Call Zong on 310 or 111 222 111 first. If it is not fixed, use the PTA telecom complaint guide and PTA's number 0800-55055.
How we verified this
What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.
Last checked 14 October 2026. Prices, minutes, codes, network limits and terms come from Zong's Afghanistan bundle page and its Afghanistan IDD offer page at zong.com.pk, which we read on 14 October 2026. Prices are plus tax. Cost per minute and the ten minute example are our own arithmetic. We did not buy an offer or test a call. Zong can change or withdraw offers, so confirm the price on your phone before you pay.
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.
