Keep your old SIM in your old phone for the time being, so you can make and receive calls and texts. This means that your old number will move to your new SIM on your new network. Once you've given your PAC code to your new network, they'll begin porting the number from your old SIM to your new SIM. If you wait any longer, it’ll expire and you’ll need to request a new PAC. You've got 30 days to give the PAC code to your new network from the date it was issued to you. If you're not sure how, head down the page and we'll talk you through it. It's worth checking whether you need to back-up your contacts at this stage. Your number could be transferred to your new network's SIM card as early as the next working day, but don't be surprised if it takes a little bit longer. Now you’ll need to contact the network you’re joining to tell them you’re transferring your number from your old network and give them your PAC. Got the PAC with you now and ready to switch? Good. Need a bit of help choosing a new phone? Take a look at our pick of the best deals on i Phones, Samsung and Huawei handsets.Ĭompare deals on the latest phones Step 4: Give your PAC code to your new network You'll find deals from all the major networks on broadbandchoices, including O2, EE, Vodafone, Three, Virgin Mobile and more. Or sign up for the SIM on the network you’d like to join.
Now’s the time to complete the purchase of the new phone you’ve been coveting. Need some help finding your contract end date? We’ve got details of exactly where to find it in our network-by-network guide. That could land you with a bill running into hundreds of pounds. In the event that you’re still under contract and decide to leave, you’ll almost certainly have to pay off your contract in full. Or open up your network’s smartphone app, where you’ll typically find the information you need under ‘contract’. If you’re not sure if you’re still under contract, you can check by logging into your account on your network’s website.Īlternatively give the network a ring and ask them. If you’re out of contract with your network, you’re free to switch without incurring early termination fees. Step 1: Make sure you're free to switch without early termination charges Here’s how to take your number with you when you leave your existing network. All you need is what's called a PAC Code. Porting your number when you switch network is simple and takes little time at all. How to keep your number when moving networks
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