Islamabad eSIM
Islamabad şehrinde Jazz veya Zong şebekelerinden, bulunduğun yerde hangisi daha iyi çalışıyorsa ona bağlanırsın. Ülke genelinde medyan hız 25 Mbps. Verin indiğin anda, daha pasaport kontrolüne varmadan çalışmaya başlar.
- Şebekeler
- Jazz ve Zong
- Pakistan genelinde gerçek hız
- 25 Mbps medyan, en yavaş yüzde onda 6 MbpsPakistan genelinde 218 gezgin, son 90 gün
- 5G
- yalnızca 4G
- Hız sınırı
- Kotalı paketlerde yok
- Bağlantı paylaşımı
- Tüm paketlerde serbest

Islamabad şehrini kapsayan paketler
| Veri | Geçerlilik | GB başına fiyat | Fiyat | Satın al |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | Süresi dolmaz | ₺339,00 | ₺339,00 | |
| 3 GB | Süresi dolmaz | ₺189,67 | ₺569,00 | |
| 5 GBÇoğu gezgin | Süresi dolmaz | ₺155,80 | ₺779,00 | |
| 10 GB | Süresi dolmaz | ₺112,90 | ₺1.129,00 | |
| 20 GB | Süresi dolmaz | ₺95,95 | ₺1.919,00 |
Asya genelinde Pakistan nerede duruyor
- Hız sıralaması
- Asya bölgesinde sattığımız 26 destinasyon arasında 24. sırada
- Bölge medyanı
- 44 Mbps
- İstikrar
- En yavaş onda birlik dilim bile medyanın yüzde 24 kadarına ulaşıyor
- Kullanılan şebekeler
- 2, Jazz, Zong
- 5G
- 4G only
- Yakındaki daha hızlı destinasyon
- Laos, 26 Mbps
- Yakındaki daha yavaş destinasyon
- Myanmar, 22 Mbps
- Kendi sayfası olan şehirler
- 3: Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad
- 10. yüzdelik
- 6 Mbps
- Bu rakamların dayanağı
- Son 90 günde 218 gezgin
Islamabad International Airport (ISB) varışı
- Havalimanı
- ISB / OPIS
- Mesafe
- Islamabad merkezine 25 km
Islamabad merkezine ulaşım
- Rawalpindi-Islamabad Metrobus Orange Line (Peshawar Morr Interchange to Airport) (ISB)
- Srinagar Highway to Islamabad; GT Road (N-5) to Rawalpindi (ISB)
Islamabad hakkında bilinmesi gerekenler
- Islamabad International Airport opened on 1 May 2018, replacing the older Benazir Bhutto International Airport.
- The airport link is bus rapid transit, not rail: the Metrobus Orange Line to the terminal opened on 18 April 2022 and runs every 10 minutes.
- The airport is about 25 km southwest of Islamabad and also serves Rawalpindi via the GT Road.
- A foreigner buys a SIM at an operator customer service centre with an original passport and a valid visa or Pakistan Origin Card. Zong states a maximum of two SIMs per person.
- A visitor's SIM does not outlast the visa. Zong states that SIM validity corresponds to the validity of the visa or Pakistan Origin Card.
- Buying a SIM in Pakistan means giving a fingerprint. The seller scans the customer's thumb or finger on a biometric scanner and sends it to the mobile company for verification from NADRA.
- Under the PTA rules Zong publishes, the customer must give a valid CNIC number or present an original passport with a valid visa or Pakistan Origin Card, and the SIM is verified within 24 hours.
- Islamabad's metro and electric feeder buses take no cash from the rider. Fare is deducted automatically by QR validation, and the rider must hold a balance in a CDA wallet before starting a ride.
- Registering the CDA transit wallet asks for a CNIC, a phone number and an email, and top ups run through debit or credit card, bank account, Easypaisa or JazzCash.
- CDA introduced QR code payment on Islamabad's metro and electric feeder buses and connected over 5,000 merchants and shopkeepers to Raast QR codes in its cashless city drive.
- The CDA transit map lists 22 routes. Feeder services include PIMS to Bari Imam every 10 minutes and Golra Morh to Taxila every 5 minutes.
- Route ST-01 on the CDA transit map runs hourly from PIMS to Daman e Koh, the viewpoint in the Margalla Hills above the city.
- CDA places Islamabad 14 km north east of Rawalpindi on the north eastern fringe of the Potohar plateau, and describes a grid based layout facing the Margalla Hills.
- The airport's own facilities page lists free charging booths, golf cart transport, prayer rooms and mosques, car rental, smoking lounges and baggage wrapping.
- A Pakistan Currency Exchange booth sits in International Arrivals on Level 1 at Islamabad airport. The terminal ATMs are on Level 2 in the visitor gallery and Level 3 in international departures.
- Phones stay in the pocket at Islamabad immigration. The airport tells arriving passengers to remove hats and sunglasses, stay behind the red line and refrain from mobile phone use.