Can DTV visa holders subscribe to internet and postpaid mobile services in Thailand?

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Sep 30, 2024

2 months ago

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Morning guys, I got my DTV approved am flying to Bangkok next month. 

Signed a year leasing, however it does not come with wifi internet. Would like to seek some advice wonder DTV holder is able to subscribe Internet and post paid mobile services? Been trying to contact AIS via feedback as of today have yet to receives any response. 

Any recommendation of telecom for stable internet services? 

Thanks in advance 😊✌️🙏

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking advice about internet and mobile subscription options in Thailand after receiving a DTV visa and moving to Bangkok. They are particularly interested in whether they can subscribe to internet and postpaid mobile services without complications related to their visa status. Comments from the community affirm that there are no specific visa restrictions for obtaining internet or mobile services; any foreigner can simply walk into telecom providers like AIS, True, or Dtac with their passport to subscribe.

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Damian ******

1. Ask in your building what internet providers are available

2. Go to closest shop with passport

There are no visa requirement to get wifi conteract

2 months ago

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@Damian *****

Sure, will contact the building management regarding on the internet provider that is currently available. Thank you so much ☺️

2 months ago

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Greg ********

Post-Paid Mobile seems to be difficult for some on long term visas such as Retirement. I got mine with a Work Permit but kept it with retirement visa. My internet was paid a year upfront on retirement visa for home.

2 months ago

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@Greg *******

thank you so much for the advice appreciate ☺️

2 months ago

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Chris ********

Don’t need any visa, just walk in any ais/true/Dtac with ur passport …even visa exempt can do it

2 months ago

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@Chris *******

thank you will give a try upon arrival ☺️

Greg ********

Post-Paid?

Chris ********

yes

Greg ********

You are the only one I have heard say that. Many I know on Retirement cannot get a post-paid account with AIS / True never mind on Visa Exempt or Tourist Visa.

2 months ago

Chris ********

@Greg *******

no idea why? I’m just on exempt as I work offshore and I’ve got 2 fibre internet accounts (ais and 3bb) at different properties and my phone is post paid with ais but over the years I’ve had all the big 3 … no one has ever asked for more than a copy of photo page passport

2 months ago

Chris ********

I think from memory only restriction I ever had was 3bb fibre internet is yearly pay only which in turn is 8% discount so like to do that anyway

2 months ago

Greg ********

@Chris *******

I paid my 3BB yearly upfront and renewed it for the year too. Kept post-paid AIS for phone but I got that on a Wor Permit and to be honest could probably get a better deal.

2 months ago

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Greg ********

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