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What is the process for porting my number to Vodacom?

Asked 5 months ago
Porting your number to Vodacom involves several straightforward steps that ensure a smooth transition from your current service provider. First, it is essential to ensure that your current contract is not still in effect, as exiting prematurely may lead to penalties. Once confirmed, you should obtain a Porting Authorization Code, often referred to as a PAC, from your current service provider. This code is crucial for the porting process. With your PAC in hand, visit a Vodacom outlet or go to their website. At this stage, you will need to choose a Vodacom plan or package that suits your needs. You will be required to provide personal identification, which may include your identity document or passport, as well as the PAC code. Vodacom will then initiate the porting process, which typically takes one business day to complete. During this time, you may not have service on your old network, but it should be restored once the number porting is finalized. Once the process is complete, your number will be fully functional on the Vodacom network. It is advisable to check online or on the Vodacom website for any specific requirements or updates related to the porting process, as these can change. This ensures you have the most current and relevant information for your situation.
Answered Jul 2nd 2025

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