IRU and fiber lease

IRU & Fiber Lease

Long-term IRU and OFC infrastructure leases that let operators bridge network gaps across Pakistan, keep pace with growing data demand and extend their reach.

Benefits of Using Our IRU & Fiber Lease:

Why Choose Us?

IRU & dark fiber lease in Pakistan

Vision Telecom offers OFC infrastructure and dark fiber leasing under long-term IRU (Indefeasible Right of Use) agreements. Carriers, ISPs and large enterprises can secure dedicated, scalable fiber capacity across our network without the cost and time of building their own — bridging routes and extending reach quickly and economically.

What we provide

  • Long-term IRU agreements for dedicated fiber capacity.
  • Dark fiber and OFC leasing across our terrestrial network.
  • Scalable capacity you control, at a predictable cost.
  • Design, delivery and 24x7x365 support from our team.

Who it’s for

Operators and ISPs needing to bridge routes or add backbone capacity, and enterprises requiring dedicated long-term fiber between key sites.

Secure dedicated fiber capacity. Ask about IRU & fiber lease.

What is an IRU?

An IRU (Indefeasible Right of Use) is a long-term agreement that gives you the exclusive right to use specified fiber strands or capacity for an agreed term. It is the standard way carriers and ISPs secure backbone capacity: you get the control and predictability of owning a route, without the cost and time of building one.

What the service includes

ItemDetails
AgreementLong-term IRU or long-term OFC infrastructure lease
CapacityDedicated fiber strands or capacity that you control
CoverageRoutes across Vision Telecom’s terrestrial network in Pakistan
TrafficAll types of TDM and IP traffic
Last-mile extensionVision Telecom colocation to extend into areas without fiber
Support24x7x365 dedicated technical support

How an IRU or lease is set up

  1. Route and term — agree the endpoints, route and length of agreement.
  2. Availability check — we confirm fiber infrastructure availability on your route.
  3. Agreement — capacity, term and support levels are documented in the IRU or lease.
  4. Delivery — strands or capacity are allocated, connected and tested.
  5. Ongoing support — our team supports the route 24x7x365.

More questions about this service

Who typically uses IRUs?

Operators and ISPs that need to bridge network gaps or add backbone capacity across Pakistan, and enterprises that need dedicated long-term fiber between key sites.

Can the capacity grow over time?

Yes — the infrastructure is scalable, so capacity can be extended as your data demands increase.

Can an IRU route serve as a backup?

Yes. Leased fiber is a low-cost way to add a backup path alongside your primary fiber links.

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