They’re not all the same. That said, there are some good ones. I use

@Annie **************

! She’s awesome.

@Steve *********

no issues at all. They are all over SE Asia. My plan has 5gb data and messaging and then if I need to use it to make a call, it’s 25* a minute. I don’t use it though. I use on my Thai sim. I usually buy 60 minutes call time every 90 days. Very inexpensive.

I keep my number with T-Mobile. Basic plan for $75 a month. I rarely use it, but when I do, it’s cheap.

@Harry *******

omfg!! It was literally a requirement for my TV when I first got here and still is. I even had to send it along with my other paperwork. Before I got my retirement visa, I was asked twice by the airline for the proof. I’m sorry dude, but you’re clueless!

@Harry *******

THAT DOES NOT CHANGE THE RULES!!

@Jo *********

so because you’ve never been asked, it’s ok to not follow the countries rules? Ok!

This dumb questions seems to be asked daily. If you are traveling to foreign country you are expected to know the rules and abide by them. A departure ticket IS required. I Persia montage been asked by the airline to provide such ticket. If you’ll break the rules before even arriving, I imagine you’ll gladly break them when you’re there. Travel at your own risk!

@Harry *******

you are incorrect sir. Anyone that tries to enter Thailand without a departure ticket takes the risk of being denied boarding by the arriving airline or denied entry by immigration. Do they always check? No, but if they do, you’re screwed. Up to the traveler if they want to risk it.

Had that happen to me with an agent for Thai driver license. I messaged them and they removed it.