Thailand eSIM plans start at $3.49 for 3 GB; our top plan for Thailand alone is 50 GB for 10 days at $9.99 (True), the top multi-country one 30 GB at $14.99 (3 countries). Here a plan for Thailand alone costs less per GB than any multi-country plan (66 plans from 7 vetted providers).
A typical GB here costs $1.16, about 30% below the Asia median.
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Each plan connects to the networks listed on its page, so you choose your carrier before you buy. Coverage varies by area: a listed network does not guarantee signal everywhere.
Both work. Airport tourist SIMs from AIS, TrueMove H and dtac must be registered in person with your passport, which can mean a queue on arrival. An eSIM can be installed before you fly, keeps your own SIM in the phone for calls and bank codes, and works the moment you land.
Reviewed Oct 6, 2026 · Source
For local Thai SIMs and eSIMs, yes: Thai rules require passport registration with a face scan. Travel eSIMs that roam on Thai networks don't go through Thai registration. If a plan is a local Thai line, its plan page explains what you need to do.
Reviewed Oct 6, 2026 · Source
The cheapest plan that works in Thailand is a multi-country one: $3.49 for 3 GB, valid for 7 days. The cheapest plan for Thailand alone is 5 GB for 30 days at $5.49. Prices come live from 7 vetted providers and change often.
For most travellers, yes, if your phone supports eSIM. Thailand plans start at $3.49 for 3 GB, and the longest lasts 365 days, which suits long stays and repeat visits. If your home plan already covers Thailand at no extra cost, you may not need one.
Thailand eSIMs on MobiMatter run on AIS, TrueMove H, and dtac; 5G plans are available on AIS, TrueMove H, and dtac. AIS carries the most plans. Each plan names its network, so you choose your carrier before you buy.
For Thailand alone, our top plan right now is 50 GB for 10 days at $9.99 from True. If Thailand is one stop of several, the top multi-country plan is 30 GB for 30 days at $14.99 from Three Hong Kong, covering 3 countries.
It depends on how you use your phone. Light use (maps, messaging, browsing) takes about 0.5–1 GB a day; scrolling a lot of social video can take 2–3 GB or more. Typical use per hour:
The cheapest Thailand plan with at least 5 GB for a week or longer is 5 GB for 15 days at $4.99.
5G is available on 31 plans for Thailand, where the local network has 5G coverage; the others use 4G/LTE. Hotspot (tethering) works on every plan, so you can share your data with other devices.
Most travel eSIMs, including most Thailand plans, are data-only and have no local number. You keep your usual number on your main SIM for calls, texts and WhatsApp. Plans that include a number or minutes say so on the plan page.
Yes, if it supports eSIM and is not locked to a carrier. To check, dial *#06#: if an EID number appears, your phone supports eSIM. Most iPhones from the XS/XR on, Galaxy S20 and later and Pixel 3 and later do, except most models sold in mainland China and some sold in Hong Kong and Macao.
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