Anonymous participant Yes, all calls are made within the app, which has a similar layout to an iPhone call interface, complete with buttons like mute, hold, etc. I make multiple calls to the UK daily, and the service has been incredibly reliable. Over the 3-4 months I’ve been using it daily, I’ve only encountered one issue, which was resolved the same day. The app offers a personal approach I haven’t seen with other providers. Upon purchasing, you receive a message from one of the owners with their personal contact information, ensuring any problems are addressed quickly. The service operates on UK call tone, allows you to leave voicemails like a standard provider, and is so seamless that most people I speak to don’t even realize I’m not in the UK unless I tell them.

I Ported my number to an app called DEVYCE. cost around £15 a month and really easy to setup. Convenient for me as I can keep my UK number on the app and my Thai number with sim in the phone.

@Paul *******

I’m also interested

Make sure you have all the necessary documents in case they ask. I’ve done 210 days in Thailand this year with back-to-back re-entries and have never been asked for proof of onward travel. Remember, Thailand wants tourists, so present yourself as one. Good luck!

@Stuart ********

Very useful information, thank you. 🙏

@Stuart ********

thank you 🙏

@Stuart ********

If I go with an organized tour, is entry guaranteed, or is it simply more likely than if I travel independently?

@Stuart ********

why is this ?

@Anthony *****************

Alright, I promise this is the last time I’m addressing this. Just re-read my last message, lol. I’m not denying it; you’re absolutely right I skipped my homework, and I own that. But let’s be real: most people understand ‘visa exempt’ instantly, and I have a feeling you did too! Just looking to poke fun at someone.