How to remove the tariff plan on Xiaomi: 5 proven ways

The tariff plan on Xiaomi smartphones can be automatically activated when installing a new one SIM-Maps, software updates or operator settings: Users often face unexpected charges, traffic restrictions or imposed services that are difficult to disable. In this article, we will discuss how to completely remove the tariff plan on Xiaomi devices – from standard methods through the menu. MIUI to hidden functions and to address the operator.

It is important to understand that "remove the tariff" can be in different ways: disable auto-renewal, change to the base package or even return the device to the "no tariff" mode (for example, to use only Wi-Fi). We will consider all options, including the nuances for different operators (MTS, Beeline, MegaFon, Tele2) and Xiaomi models (from Redmi Note 12 to flagship Xiaomi 14).

1. Check the current tariff plan on Xiaomi

Before you turn something off, you need to know exactly what tariff is activated, and on Xiaomi devices, this information can be obtained in several ways:

• 📱 Through settings MIUI: Go to Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks → [choose SIM] → Tariff plan: This will show the name of the package, the traffic balance and the date of auto-renewal.
• 💬 USSD-query: dial the combination for your operator (for example, *111# for MTS or *105# for Beeline) and follow the instructions in the menu that appears.
• 🌐 Personal account of the operator: go to the website or application of your provider (for example, My MTS, MegaFon.Personal account) - there will be a detailed service.

If the "Fare Plan" section is not in the MIUI settings, this may mean:

• ❌ You have a pre-installed SIM-card from the operator (e.g. Xiaomi Mobile in China) – such rates are managed only through the operator’s application.
• ❌ The device is tied to a corporate tariff (often on service phones).
• ❌ Version. MIUI outdated – update the firmware through Settings → The phone. → Updating the system.

⚠️ Attention: If on the menu SIM-maps and mobile networks displayed with the inscription "Operator Services" with immutable parameters, your tariff is managed at the level of the SIM-In this case, only a replacement will help. SIM or call-in.

2. Disabling the tariff plan through the MIUI settings

The easiest way to remove the tariff is to use the built-in MIUI tools. This method works for most Russian and international versions of the firmware (except for the Chinese Xiaomi with a link to China Mobile).

Instructions:

1. Open the Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks.
2. Choose. SIM-card on which the tariff is activated.
3. Put on the item Tariff plan or Operator Services.
4. In the menu that opens, find the option to Disable Autorenewal, Change Tariff, or Manage Services.
5. Confirm the disconnection (it may be necessary to enter) PIN-code SIM-map).

If the system offers to change the tariff instead of shutting down, choose the cheapest option (for example, Basic or Minimal) with zero subscription fee. Some MIUI 14+ firmware has a hidden option to Disable all services - it appears after a long retention at the tariff point.

Check the balance. SIM-Cards (should be enough money to change the tariff)

Connect to Wi-Fi (in case the operator blocks the Internet)

Write down the current APN settings (you can reset them after you turn them off)

Take a screenshot of the current tariff (in handy for disputes with the operator)-->

⚠️ Attention: On devices with MIUI for Russia (versions) RU) After the tariff is cut off, access to the 4G/5G. To return high-speed internet, restart your phone or manually select the network in Settings. → Mobile network → Network mode.

3. USSD commands to disable the tariff

If you're on the menu MIUI It does not allow to turn off the tariff, try the standard USSD-They are versatile and work independently of the Xiaomi model (suitable for Redmi 10, POCO X5, Xiaomi 13T Below are the relevant teams for Russian operators (2026):

Once you have entered the command, follow the instructions in the menu that appears. If the system requests confirmation, answer 1 (yes) or Y (yes). Usually, the shutdown is instantaneous, but sometimes it takes up to 24 hours.

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If USSD-For example, instead of 111#, type #111#. This helps on some firmware. MIUI modified-numbered.

4. reset network settings (if the tariff is not turned off)

In rare cases, the data plan gets stuck in the system due to a failure in the mobile network settings, which is typical for devices after updating MIUI or resetting to factory settings, to fix the problem:

1. Go to Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks → [choose SIM] → Resetting network settings.
2. Confirm the reset (this will remove stored Wi-Fi networks and mobile internet settings).
3. Reset the device.
4. Once enabled, manually configure APN: Go to Settings → Mobile Network → Access Points (APN). Click Add and enter your operator's settings (you can find them on the official website). Save and select a new APN.

If the tariff plan is still active after the reset, this means that it is tied to the SIM-In this case, only a replacement will help. SIM or.

5. Calling the operator: when nothing helps

If all of the above methods fail, there are two options:

1. Contact the operator through a chat, call or personal account.
2. Visit the Salon of Communication with a Passport and SIM-card.

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6. Alternative methods: from SIM-swap to firmware

If the operator refuses to help and the tariff prevents the use of the phone, radical measures can be taken, which require technical skills and are used in extreme cases.

Replacement SIM-new-card

The most reliable way to get rid of the imposed tariff is to buy a new one. SIM-The same card operator (or other) and transfer the number to it:

1. Visit the passport communication salon.
2. Ask to replace the SIM card with a number saved (the service is called "SIM-swap").
3. When you activate a new SIM, select a basic tariff or discard all options.

6.2. The use of two SIM-map

If your Xiaomi has a dual SIM slot (like the Redmi Note 12 Pro+ or POCO F5), you can:

• 📶 Leave "problem" SIM only for calls (by disabling mobile Internet in its settings).
• 🌐 Insert second SIM with a reasonable rate and use it for the Internet.

Resetting the phone to factory settings

In rare cases, the tariff plan is sewn into the firmware (for example, on the Chinese versions of Xiaomi with pre-installed services China Unicom), then a complete reset will help:

1. Make a backup of the data through Settings → About Phone → Backup.
2. Go to Settings → Additional → Recovery and Reset → Resetting.
3. Choose to erase all data and confirm.
4. After restarting, set your phone as new by skipping the activation step. SIM-service.

⚠️ Attention: On devices with MIUI Global may request Mi Account linking after reset, make sure you remember the username and password, otherwise the phone will be locked!

6.4. Flashing the phone (for advanced users)

If the tariff plan is tied to firmware (relevant to Chinese Xiaomi), you can install a European or global version of MIUI.

1. Unlock the bootloader through the official Xiaomi website.
2. Download the right firmware from the Xiaomi Firmware Updater website.
3. Install it via Fastboot or Recovery (instructions are available on the 4PDA forum).

After flashing all operator settings will reset, but the warranty on the phone is canceled.

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Flashing is a last resort, and before you do it, check if replacing it will help. SIM-Risks: loss of data, device lock, cancellation of warranty.

FAQ: Frequent questions about the tariff cut on Xiaomi