What is the best sim card/plan to get for someone planning to be in Thailand long term (5 years)? My phone doesn't support eSim
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For someone planning to stay in Thailand long-term, particularly for 5 years, several options are recommended for SIM cards and mobile plans. Users suggest AIS as a leading provider, noting its reliability and coverage across the country. TrueMove is also mentioned favorably, especially for regions like Pattaya, but some users report occasional signal issues at certain locations. DTAC is mentioned with mixed reviews, indicating a competitive market where personal experiences vary. The consensus points towards choosing between AIS and TrueMove for best service, with considerations for prepaid plans as a viable option without a work permit.
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I have true for years. It’s great. But not much difference between other companies
I guess it depends where you heading... ive been with truemove 4+ years at pattaya area, sometimes i get no signal at jomtien beach, but no problem for me