Dtac store for SIM card with maximum internet speed (10 MBPS) with unlimited internet for 30 days?
I have followed this blog with interest: https://www.thailandblog.nl/lezensvragen/welke-thaise-simkaart-is-het-beste-voor-mijn-vakantie/
However, my question is whether what Tommy says is correct: “When you are outside, pick up your phone and look for a local Dtac Center, in the Dtac store ask for a SIM card with maximum internet speed at the moment (10 MBPS) with unlimited internet for 30 days. You don't have to worry about the price, it's only 300 baht.”
While exploring the mobile market in Thailand, we came across an astonishing discovery: huge price differences for tourist SIM cards. Our story starts at Suvarnabhumi Airport, where we bought a SIM card, and takes a surprising turn at a local store.
Tourists arriving in Thailand would like to keep in touch with the home front and use Whatsapp and/or the internet. Fortunately, the 4G reception is almost perfect everywhere in Thailand. The cheapest thing is to buy a Thai SIM card and put it in your phone. You have to make sure that your phone is simlock free.
I am going to Thailand for 20 months on December 3 normally I only go for 1 month and purchase my sim card for wifi at the airport for 30 days. No problem. Can someone tell me if I can also buy a 90 day season ticket at the airport? Or do I have to extend my subscription 3 times?
Telephone and internet for tourists in Thailand
If you go on holiday to Thailand, you naturally want to have a good internet connection, just like in the Netherlands/Belgium, so that you can e-mail, visit websites, app, post photos, update Instagram, etc. Well, we have good news for you, the Internet connections in Thailand are without a doubt good.
My Thai wife and I have had an unpleasant experience with mobile telephony in Thailand, using 49,90 € mobile internet in Thailand while we were not aware of it.
Buy data sim card in Thailand?
I will spend the winter in Thailand in the autumn (September) and will rent an apartment in the Pattaya, Jomtien area. I would like to use unlimited and good internet there with my laptop because I play bridge competition and would like to continue watching Dutch TV. As I have heard, there is often no or limited internet available.
Digital SIM card (eSIM)?
Who of you already uses a digital SIM card (eSim) in Thailand, and what are your experiences with this?
The editors of this blog regularly receive questions whether you can exchange money at Superrich on the bottom floor or purchase a Simcard upon arrival at Suvarnabhumi International Airport.
Best provider for a tourist SIM card?
Does anyone know which providers have the best offer for a tourist SIM card only for internet and not for calling?
Reader question: Can I buy a SIM card at Suvarnabhumi airport?
Can someone let me know if it is still possible to buy a SIM card upon arrival at Suvarnabhumi airport? Or can the people of the quarantine hotel help you with that?
Reader question: Buy a SIM card for a good internet connection
I am a frequent Thailand visitor. But I do have a question, in even some luxury hotels the WIFI fails. I know there is a possibility that I can buy a SIM card through a telecom provider so that I have internet connection 24/7 wherever I am in Thailand.
Does anyone know if it is possible to check the balance and validity date of a prepaid phone card if you are not in Thailand and do not have international coverage on this card?
Reader question: how can I extend my Thai SIM card from Belgium?
Reader question: Coverage of telephone providers in Isaan?
I will purchase a SIM card upon arrival in Thailand. Now I would like to know which of the providers like AIS, DTAC and TrueMove H has the best coverage in the Isaan?
Reader question: Thai SIM card that I can also use in Belgium?
I would like to know which SIM card for my mobile phone I should buy in Thailand in order to use it later in Belgium? I notice that I can no longer use my Thai SIM card from 12call once I'm in Belgium. Is there such a thing as an international SIM card? When I make a bank transaction, they send a pin code to my Thai number and I can't get hold of this.
I will be going to Thailand from December 2 to December 15. These days I like to use WiFi to find my way, for example. I read on the internet that there are special Thai Sim cards available at Bangkok airport. I just don't understand how these sim cards work? For example, is there already WiFi or is it unlimited? I also don't know where I can pick up the SIM card at the airport?