@Felicia *****

this only applies to travel. I went to Verizon recently and this isn't long-term as I wanted to change to this plan. I asked a lot of questions and the short answer is 3 months max. If you keep using this plan while traveling and bouncing around countries, they can suspend it for misuse. This is mostly for business and people that need to travel to multiple countries multiple times a year but you still need to have your plan stable and mostly in the States where at least 7 months out of the year. You can ask them yourself. Be careful If you specifically got this plan just for that. You can't just use this for 6+ months straight or something

@Christopher *****

is this what you do? How's the process? I've never done it

Honestly I had the same question. Same cellphone number for 24 years. I have Verizon here in the U.S and I think about this often since I'll get investing in SIM cards

What's A5? Haven't seen that mentioned

Wait 11 days. You've come this far, this shouldn't be an issue

I would just take a weekend and hang out somewhere 😆

This is interesting. I was looking for a place for cooking schools from NYC.

When are your travel dates? If I do this now, but I won't travel until September, I'm assuming that would be fine if dates are in order to start cooking school during that time or end of September?

Wow. Incredibly detailed!

I'm assuming by ED you mean education?

Ive been more and more interested in volunteering but I don't know if I need an education visa for that. Is that something different or how did that work for you, are they both separate?

I would suggest against Cambodia. Both countries are not in the best of ties right now so it might be worth it to go elsewhere unless you really want to visit, but cross over from another country