Traveling to Thailand next week, What is the Best ESIM Card Service to Get?
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When looking for the best eSIM card service in Thailand, several options are highly recommended by the community. Major carriers like AIS, DTAC, and TRUE are the top choices for reliability and coverage. Airalo and Saily also receive praise for their international eSIM services, with Airalo offering various plans that work across numerous countries. Many users suggest purchasing an AIS eSIM at the airport for convenience, while others recommend using local SIM cards from convenience stores like 7-Eleven for better rates and coverage. It's advisable to check the specific needs for data and areas of travel within Thailand.
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If your phone isn't unlocked it won't matter but AIS is pretty cool
How could anyone possibly answer that question unless they have had experience with all of the major carriers. All the responses to your post are strictly based on personal opinion. My suggestion would be stick to the major players AIS, Dtack,(spelling?), True
711 not the airport. Take your passport and choose which sim they do the rest we after 25 years find this the best they vary in price but under 20 pounds sterling
Forget Esims I been on that route with Maya, paid my money for a month and it never worked. Took the phone to true and AIS, neither shop could figure out why it would not work. Got back to the UK, reported it to Maya mobil,e their answer was it doesn't work sometimes. Got my money back. Thank god for AIS and True.
I use Saily, 5GB, cost $7.99 US for 30 days. You can pay and install from your own country, it activates when you enter Thailand. This is my third time using it.
Yesim e-Sim card unlimited with Thai Phone-number (f.e to use Grab etc) and unlimted Hotspot for usage of more units ... often with special rebate. You can buy at home and just activate after Touch down. Worked perfectly for us 👍
Get a 1 or 2 day one in the airport on arrival which then allows you to contact friends family and taxis etc then goto a 711 and have a new one installed at a much lower rate than you would pay at the airport
If you have Tmobile in the USA … works perfectly fine in thailand if on a short holiday. You can get ESIM AIS and use for all data to speed up streaming and scrolling. Just toggle on esim data and toggle off your USA plan.
I’m from the US. Did the T-Mobile route originally. It’s not worth the money for sure. And no, spent alot of time with support as to why I couldn’t connect to the local networks. Just giving my experience. I’ll take airalo eSIM for $6 a month, no issues and 30x cheaper👍🏼
i live in Thailand as well as in USA. works sometimes better than in The States. Texting right now from São Paulo Brazil with Tmobile connected to Vivo 5G Brasil. You’re from 🇨🇭….why the negativity
it works when I get off the plane immediately. I have a US phone number for 2 factor authentication. If $69 for 365 days of service is massive then so is my pecker.
For $15 a month sign up for Tello. I live in Thailand and use that service for my US number. Sign up while still in the US. I guess I am assuming your in the US.