Zong Brings Amazing Postpaid Roaming Offer for Singapore

After introducing unbeatable international roaming offers for many countries in the past, Pakistan’s connectivity leader, Zong 4G, has now come up with an amazing roaming offer for Singapore. The offer will help Pakistanis travelling to Singapore for business or leisure keep in touch seamlessly with their family and friends back at home.

 

With Zong’s Singapore Postpaid Bundle, subscribers will get 30 Minutes, 30 SMSs, and 300 MB data for a period of 30 days at just PKR 3,000 +tax. To subscribe, Zong’s postpaid customers can visit Zong’s online shop or their nearest franchise.

 

“The Singapore Postpaid Roaming Offer is in continuation of our IR offers that are designed to deliver the best connectivity solution to Pakistanis travelling abroad. Helping them always stay connected with their loved ones in Pakistan, as they travel internationally, is Zong 4G’s top priority. We will continue enhancing our roaming portfolio through more innovative products and services for our customers,” shared Zong’s official spokesperson.

 

The industry-leading international roaming offers by Zong have kept Pakistanis seamlessly in touch with their friends and families as they embark on international travel. Especially amid the Covid-19 pandemic, these bundles have offered huge support to Pakistani travelers in cross-border connectivity. Prior to the Singapore bundle, Zong has also introduced industry-leading international roaming offers for China, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, and many other countries.

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