Reliance Jio Long-Term Prepaid Packs: Data, Validity, Price And Other Details
Reliance Jio offers four recharge plans in the long-term category to its prepaid subscribers. Reliance Jio - the provider of telecom services under brand Jio - provides high speed data to the tune of 60-750 GBs, among other benefits, over a validity period ranging from 90 days to 360 days to its prepaid customers in the four recharge plans, according to the telecom company's website - jio.com. These recharge plans are priced at Rs 999, Rs 1,999, Rs 4,999 and Rs 9,999. Benefits offered to the subscriber of these recharge plans include free unlimited voice calls along with 100 SMS per day for the respective validity periods, according to Reliance Jio. (Also read: Jio offers 1.5-5 GB data per day in 12 prepaid plans)
Here's a comparison of Reliance Jio's long-term prepaid recharge plans priced from Rs 999 to Rs 9,999:
| Plan | Validity period (days) | Data at high speed | SMS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs 999 | 90 | 60Â GB | 100/day |
| Rs 1999 | 180 | 125Â GB | 100/day |
| Rs 4999 | 360 | 350Â GB | 100/day |
| Rs 9999 | 360 | 750Â GB | 100/day |
| (Source: jio.com) | |||
Jio recharge plan at Rs 999

Reliance Jio's recharge pack at Rs 999 comes with a validity period of 90 days and high speed data up to 60 GBs, according to the company's website.
Jio recharge plan at Rs 1,999
Reliance Jio's recharge pack at Rs 1,999 comes with a validity period of 180 days and high speed data up to 125 GBs.
Jio recharge plans at Rs 4,999 and Rs 9,999
Reliance Jio's recharge plans at Rs 4,999 and Rs 9,999 come with a validity period of 360 days each. The subscriber gets high speed data up to 350 GBs and 750 GBs respectively, according to Jio.
Other benefits with Reliance Jio recharge plans
In all four long-term recharge plans, Reliance Jio offers unlimited data at a reduced speed of 64 Kbps after the user exhausts the high speed limit applicable to the pack, for the remaining validity period, according to the Jio website. Benefits include free unlimited local and national calls for the entire validity period.
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