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Where can I buy SIM cards for 90 days in Thailand?

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Oct 13, 2024
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Hi everyone, I’m looking for SIM cards for 90 days here in Thailand. Which and where can I buy them? Thank you 🙏
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This post discusses options for purchasing SIM cards in Thailand for expats looking for a 90-day plan. Comments suggest alternatives like E-SIMs for convenience, and provide tips on where to buy physical SIM cards, such as at phone shops and 7/11 stores, highlighting pricing and the necessity of bringing a passport for registration.
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Sim Cards have Most Phone Shops or at
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true Sim

Bring your Passport for registration
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Phil ******
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 AIS Unlimited 4g/5g pick your speed
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Pierre *********
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 Where did you buy?
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Phil ******
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 online in my app. Show any telewiz or AIS store and they can help
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David ***
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 thank you sir 🙏
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Roger *******
Sim cards are ancient history. Get a E-Sim. Put in Apps search and there are several great choices. Much easier than standing in a line for SIM cards after a long flight.
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 how does a E-Sim card works? I guess you don’t have to physically swap the card? Simple enough for us technically impaired people to use?
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 I already have eSim but was asking for SIM card. Thanks
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