A Smooth Move Awaits
Switch to Telsim; It's Simple
Change for the best. Don’t worry about the changes. Here are a few essential tips to help you leave your old mobile provider behind with confidence and ease.
Check Your Contract
Review and clear any outstanding early termination fees or pending payments with your current provider.
Keep Your Number
Keep your existing 021, 022, 027, or 0284 numbers. Request a porting authorisation and follow the simple steps.
Back Up Your Data
Save important contacts, messages, and files before switching to avoid losing anything valuable.
Set Up Your New Plan
Activate your Telsim SIM and explore the exciting benefits of faster speeds, better coverage, and unbeatable deals.
Say goodbye to your old provider and hello to a superior mobile experience with Telsim.
Clear your questions about switching to Telsim?
Does Telsim have an eSIM?
Yes, Telsim supports eSIM. Select your best offers on eSIM from here.
Can I use my existing phone with Telsim?
Yes, if they are network compatible, many phones will function with Telsim.
Does Telsim have SIM only?
Yes, one can purchase a SIM-only plans from Telsim. Check on the updated plans here.
How can I buy a new Telsim mobile number?
It is as easy as purchasing a Telsim SIM card, which is assigned a random number. For information on the best and newest offers, check here.
Why switch to Telsim?
By connecting with Telsim, you not only get connected with New Zealand’s trusted network but also get the best affordable low prices on Telsim plans and top-ups. Backed by platinum customer service, which will never let you down. All this, with no lock-in period, means you will never regret being with Telsim.
What is the estimated time required to deliver your number?
Generally, your former provider will provide your number within four business hours (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
Can I continue to use my current SIM card and number until the number is ported out?
Yes, you will be able to use the existing SIM until the number is ported out from your old operator.
