Thailand eSIM for 30 days
One eSIM for a month in Thailand: 3 plans valid for 30 days, starting at $14.40, in the data sizes on sale. The 30 days start when it first connects, not when you buy.
Thailand 30 day eSIM plans
Every plan of this kind, cheapest first. The country page lists the rest.
- Thailand20 GB · 30 days$14.40
- Data
- 20 GB
- Validity
- 30 days
- Hotspot
- Included
- Thailand30 GB · 30 days$19.40
- Data
- 30 GB
- Validity
- 30 days
- Hotspot
- Included
- ThailandUnlimited · 30 days$21.60
- Data
- Unlimited
- Validity
- 30 days
- Hotspot
- Included
Prices are the live catalogue's, in your currency. Validity starts when the eSIM first connects, not when you buy.
Why a 30 day Thailand eSIM
One eSIM for the whole month
A single plan covers the stay: no daily top-ups and no new plan to buy halfway through.
Buy ahead, start on arrival
The 30 days count from the first connection to a local network, so you can buy and install at home.
Hotspot where the plan allows it
Share the connection with a laptop for remote work. Each plan card says whether hotspot is included.
Top up on the same eSIM
Staying longer than planned? Add a plan from your account, with no new QR code to install.
What a 30 day Thailand eSIM covers
A 30 day plan stays valid for 30 days from the first time the eSIM connects in Thailand. Buy it whenever suits you; nothing starts until you land.
Data sizes run 20 GB to 30 GB on the fixed plans, and each card states its own allowance. 1 of them is unlimited, with the fair-use line on the card.
Hotspot sharing is allowed on all 3 of these plans.
- Staying less than a month? The Thailand eSIM page lists the shorter plans.
- Staying longer? Add a top-up to the same eSIM from your account.
- Carriers listed for Thailand: AIS Thailand (4G/5G) and DTAC Thailand (4G/5G).
Three taps, connected
Pick a plan
Choose the plan that fits your trip to Thailand.
Install the eSIM
Tap the install button in the email on your phone, or scan the QR code from another screen.
Connect when you land
Your plan starts the first time the eSIM connects to a network in the country.
Does your phone support an eSIM?
Dial *#06# on your keypad. If the panel that opens lists an EID, your phone is eSIM-ready. It works on iPhone and Android, takes about ten seconds, and nothing leaves your device.
Not listed? Dial *#06# — if an EID number appears, your phone supports eSIM. See the full list
No EID? The phone takes a physical SIM only, and a travel eSIM will not work on it. If the EID is there but your handset came from a carrier, check it is not network-locked before you buy.
Questions before you buy
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Ask on WhatsAppYes. 3 plans for Thailand are valid for 30 days, with fixed data from 20 GB to 30 GB and unlimited options. The picker above lists each one, cheapest first.
They start the first time the eSIM connects to a network in Thailand, not on the day you buy or install it. That lets you buy ahead and install at home on Wi-Fi, then land and connect.
Add another plan to the same eSIM from your account when the 30 days run low. There is no new QR code to install, and the country page lists every plan you can add.
Hotspot sharing is allowed on all 3 of these plans. Each card states it, so check before you choose if you plan to share the connection with a laptop.
A travel eSIM adds mobile data in Thailand; it does not replace your number. If your phone can hold your own SIM and an eSIM together, leave your own SIM in for your number and choose the eSIM for data. WhatsApp and other messaging apps keep working over the eSIM's data connection.
No. The plan is an eSIM: a profile you install on the phone with one tap from the email or by scanning a QR code, so there is no SIM card to collect or swap. Your phone must support eSIM and not be locked to a single carrier; the compatible devices page lists the models.
Ready for Thailand?
Install the eSIM at home and land connected.