Get EE Mobile PAC code to keep number & switch to another network

Keep my EE Mobile number

How do I get a PAC code from EE Mobile & transfer my number?

Contact EE customer service by either dialing 150 from an EE Mobile, or 07953 966 250 from another phone, to ask for your PAC (Port Authorisation Code) when you give your notice to cancel your EE account.

If you wish to use the 'text-to-switch' service, simply send the SMS text PAC to 65075 free from your EE Mobile SIM to get your EE Mobile PAC code by text message and begin the porting process.
Alternatively, you can text STAC to 75075 if you want to switch and get a new number instead of keeping and transferring your EE Mobile number.

  • EE Mobile will provide your PAC (Porting Authorisation Code) either by SMS text message, email, over the phone if you contact them directly, or through an online EE Mobile login.
  • A PAC number is valid for 30 days. If you don't use it within thirty days it will expire and you will need to request a new one.
  • Your EE Mobile account will remain active until your number has been ported over to your new network. After the transfer is complete, your old EE Mobile account will be automatically closed.

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Got your EE Mobile PAC code?

Provide your PAC code from EE Mobile to your new mobile network operator who will then be able to port your existing EE Mobile number. They will tell you what day the transfer is due to take place (usually within 48 hours).

Important: Do NOT cancel your SIM only or mobile contract before switching, otherwise you may lose your current phone number and be unable to port it over. Once you give your new mobile provider your EE Mobile PAC code, your old EE Mobile billing account will be closed automatically when your mobile phone number is successfully ported over.

Note: Topup credit on Pre-Pay / PAYG (Pay-As-You-Go) accounts cannot be transferred over and so any remaining credit balance or bundles will be lost after the switch is complete. If you have any top-up credit left, one good option is to donate your remaining balance to a charity via SMS text message before porting your number.

Which mobile network are you switching to?

If you are looking for an alternative to EE Mobile, select the mobile network to join from the list for further instructions on how to transfer and keep your number when you change mobile service providers.

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About EE Mobile

EE (previously Everything Everywhere) currently has the largest network coverage in the UK, covering over 99% of the UK population with its 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G networks. EE brought the first 4G network to the UK in October 2012 and launched the United Kingdom’s first 5G network in May 2019.

According to various independent speed tests, EE consistently ranks as the fastest mobile network operator in the UK, with the highest average download speeds and lowest latency on its 5G network, while its 4G network also delivers high speeds.

EE is a British mobile network operator, Internet service provider and a division of BT Group. As well as offering mobile services to consumers and small to medium sized businesses, EE also provides home and business broadband using mobile and fixed line connections.

The EE company was established in 2010 as a fifty-fifty joint venture between Deutsche Telekom and Orange S.A. (formerly France Télécom) through the merger of their respective T-Mobile and Orange businesses in the UK.

EE Mobile Network Features

2G Network Coverage: Yes

3G Network Coverage: Yes

4G Network Coverage: Yes

5G Network Coverage: Yes

WiFi Calling: Yes

4G Calling (VoLTE): Yes

Data Rollover: No

Tethering Allowed: Yes

eSIM: Yes