Hello, i come twice a year to Thailand what is the best simcard for one month and is it possible to reused when I come back six months later,
Thanks for the information
Answer summary
The best option for getting a SIM card while visiting Thailand is to go for a non-tourist SIM, which allows for easy reactivation. Suggestions include using DTAC or AIS, as both have significant coverage and flexible plans. For example, it's possible to keep a non-tourist SIM active for as little as 10 Baht per month. Additionally, using an E-SIM is a great alternative that offers various plans and does not expire, making it ideal for frequent travelers.
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They seem to be cracking down on non tourists sims, and require a thai national card to buy them.
But I just went to a dtac/true store ask them for the 50baht esim (they will try selling you tourist packages just say no just esim only) it comes with 1 day unlimited then install the app and you will have heaps of packages to pick from all allot cheaper than the tourist package.
I got the 450 baht unlimited 10mbs data for 30days
you don't have to top up every month. You can explicit extend the validity before leaving Thailand up to 1 year in the app or dialing an ussd code. It's only few baht for 30 days