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First, choose the service provider you wish to port your number to. 2. Send the following text message - PORT followed by your 10-digit mobile number to TRAI's central number for mobile number portability - 1900.

If the company you're switching to doesn't offer service in your area, your number won't be able to be ported. The number you're trying to port is no longer in service. Only numbers that are currently active are eligible to be ported. Your new provider does not have an interconnection agreement with your old provider.

You can either move your old number by using a PAC (Porting Authorisation Code) or cancel your old number on a particular date using a STAC (Service Termination Authorisation Code).

The telecom regulator will charge ?6.46 as transaction fee for each porting request. A subscriber may withdraw the porting request by sending SMS to 1900. Trai has come up with a set of regulations to decide the eligibility of your porting request.

SMS the word 'PORT' (which shall be case-insensitive, i.e., it can be 'port' or 'Port' etc.) followed by a space and the ten-digit mobile number which is to be ported, to 1900. The UPC will be received through SMS on the mobile of the Subscriber. 2.

Text PAC to 65075 to get your code. Your provider should send you a text containing your PAC pretty much straight away. This message will also include any important information about any early contract termination charges, outstanding handset costs or pay-as-you-go credit balances.

If you're switching to O2 from another network, and you want to keep your mobile number, you'll need to ask your old network for a PAC (Porting Authorisation Code). You can get your PAC by texting PAC to 65075 from the number you want to keep and following the simple steps. You'll get your PAC within 60 seconds.