Move a mobile number to Magti without changing it

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Number porting moves service to a new mobile network while keeping the subscriber number. ComCom’s 2023 notice described remote requests under the rules introduced at that time. Magticom’s current page provides the operator-specific route.

Choose Magti as the receiving operator

Magticom lists MyMagti and office routes, requires a Magti SIM and says the number stays the same after porting. The online blank-SIM path also requires MyMagti registration and identification.

What the online flow asks for

• Open Online Order and choose Number Porting.
• Select the current operator, enter the number to move and choose a porting interval.
• Select the blank-SIM method; enter the number owner’s details, the blank-SIM number and security code.
• Review the information and terms, then confirm using the code sent to the number being ported.
• Use the MyMagti list of added numbers to see the request status.

Magticom distinguishes the SIM recipient by route: for a remote port, another person may receive the SIM after identification during the application; for an office request, the recipient must be the number’s legal owner.

Check the subscriber record first

Magticom lists refusal reasons including an applicant/registered-owner mismatch, debt or a current service restriction, a recent network join or port, and another open request. If a request is refused, its page says to contact the current operator for details.

Open Magticom’s number-porting information

Read ComCom’s dated porting notice