MegaFon Tajikistan extends daily fallback packages to its Life tariff

MegaFon Tajikistan will extend its daily packages, which keep customers connected when they cannot pay the monthly fee on time, to its "Sozdavay Life" tariff from 2 November, the operator said in a notice on its website.

A daily package switches on when the monthly fee falls due and the balance is too low to pay it, and it renews each day until the account holds enough for the monthly charge. If the balance cannot cover even the daily package, service is suspended until the customer tops up by enough to pay for the month. The package includes unlimited calls to other MegaFon Tajikistan subscribers, minutes to other networks in Tajikistan, a data allowance and SMS where the monthly plan includes them, each at one thirtieth of the monthly allowance. The notice says the price depends on the base tariff but gives no figure for Life.

The service began on the operator's "Sozdavay 2.0" plan. A June notice set the start for 18 June 2026 and gave the price formula: the monthly fee divided by 30, plus 30 per cent. Its worked example is a monthly package of 90 minutes, 90 GB and 150 SMS at 186.5 somoni, which becomes a daily package of 3 minutes, 3 GB and 5 SMS at 8.09 somoni a day. On that example, a customer who stayed on daily packages for 30 days would pay about 242.7 somoni, roughly 30 per cent more than the monthly fee, by our calculation.

The October notice says the daily packages proved a convenient solution, which is why they are being extended to the Life tariff. It does not say how many customers use that tariff or how many have used daily packages since June.

The operator's tariffs page lists six monthly packages under its Sozdavay 2.0 plan, all with unlimited on-net calls, unlimited night use and the IVI and Oila TV services: 50 minutes and 28 GB for 84.50 somoni, 50 minutes and 40 GB for 102.50, 50 minutes and 45 GB for 109.50, 100 minutes and 50 GB for 126.50, 170 minutes and 60 GB for 154.50, and 200 minutes and 150 GB for 286.50. The page does not list a Life tariff.

The change is the operator's second published service move in a month, after it handed its wired broadband customers to Tojiktelecom on 19 October. Elsewhere in the corridor, Mobiuz in Uzbekistan set fees UZS 10,000 higher on 20 older plans from 3 November, with allowances unchanged.