I had an eSIM from home and bought a SIM. I then moved the SIM to an eSIM, so I have two eSIMs (sometimes three when I travel) and have the SIM slot available, also for travel.

I toggle constantly. I use the home SIM when making calls back home on WiFi. I use the Thai eSIM for everything else while in Thailand. I turn them both off and turn on the one I need for whatever country I’m in when I’m traveling.

and the “e” is for “embedded”.

@Beverly *********

yeah, the electronic weren’t working…very costly, because I didn’t get refunded for each of those.

@Beverly *********

nice! I was doing construction on my house, so I think it was messing with my prints. 🤣 That doesn’t explain the month once they got the clean prints, but the paper process probably takes longer.

@Beverly *********

wow! I needed to do mine multiple times before it went through at all. They had trouble reading my prints, even though I did it at the post office and the machine said it cleared. Then, I had a police station take the prints on paper, which went through, but it took a month.

@Jan *****************

I did. I simply disagree. People can disagree. People also have a choice. They can get a non-O from the start.

@Jan *****************

I understood

@Jan *****************

and the income method and affidavit letter are both guarantees on ability to pay.

@Jan *****************

why? The deposit requirement remains for the non-O. They want to ensure a retiree is not a burden on their medical system.

@John ********

an "answer" to a question that was not asked is not an answer ("complete" or not) at all.🤣🤣🤣

I'm done following this thread now...you can instruct into the wind if you'd like.