I've been with DTAC for the past few years and it's cheaper to pay monthly than to buy an annual plan for me. I mainly text but do watch some social media video shorts so their 30GB/month plans suit me. Speed is good if it's over 10Mbps so i choose a plan that offers 15Mbps for 300THB. The service receives Thai SMSs in Australia though i don't rely on that feature.

TrueMoney does a good job at providing a means of paying by scanning

@Andreas **********

but all Thai ATMs will deduct a 220 THB fee

@Jesper ******

Yes TrueMoney wallet/app is the best by far. Business and Personal QR codes, top-up by cash at 7-Elevens (when their system allows it) or bank transfer (I ask a friend) and can use it to pay most bills (electricity, water) or top-up your mobile phone account.

@Summer *****

not working for personal QR codes is troublesome, all street vendors and a lot of shops I frequent use personal QR codes.

@LaMiracle *******

your funds have to be converted to USD first. Not the best way to get Thai Baht.

Does any other Thai bank have a higher than 50k limit?

But topping up TrueMoney wallet requires cash or a linked Thai bank account.

@Rochan **********

do you mean "after" you have topped up? Then yes you use the app to Scan a QR code to pay or at 7-Eleven use the Pay button to allow your QR code to be scanned

It's one original and one copy (or two originals if you're loaded) if you're applying for both licences at the same time. If you intend to return to the Chonburi DLT at another time then you will need two originals.