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Thanks ... yes I was thinking the same actually. Over the years a couple of phones have died, but I never had a problem with a SIM card. But the True procedure sounds good. Hopefully DTAC will adopt this in the future. Currently if you want to login to DTAC prepaid account website you ned to enter a OTP which is sent to your phone. This obviously doesn't work if there's something wrong with your phone.

Meanwhile I found another solution which works for me: I got one of my farang SIM cards transferred to eSIM. Now I can keep my physical DTAC SIM permanently in slot 2 of my phone. While an eSIM is active, any physical SIM in slot 2 is ignored. When I arrive in Thailand I will just turn off the farang eSIM and then DTAC SIM in slot 2 will become active.

Can't ask because currently not in Thailand. Has anyone ever transferred a DTAC eSIM to a new phone?

Hi, currently I'm spending a few months every year in Thailand, the rest in Farangland. So far I have been using a DTAC physical SIM card which I would just insert into a new Android phone every couple of years whenever I upgraded my phone or the old phone died. And only insert it while in Thailand of course. Now I'm thinking of replacing DTAC SIM with eSIM, for extra convenience, no more need to swap SIMs when traveling in and out of Thailand. But what happens when my phone dies when I'm in Farangland? How can I transfer eSIM to a new phone in such a case?

What, they only paid 600k IDR for the DTV? That's only 40 USD! Or is it 5600k ? That would be 370 USD, more likely.

Which checkpoint is that? Land border from Laos north of Nan? If yes how did you get there?

Actually I was wrong, I just managed to extend another 30 days that way. @pitufikken thanks, best answer!

Cool, sounds like a plan 👍

I know, but that doesn't keep my balance from expiring,

A few days ago I topped up my DTAC sim with 1000 THB using online top up in 7-11. Bought a 300 THB data package and when I checked in DTAC app today it says balance is only valid until August 4th 2024. Which is a bit of a bummer because I was planning to use rest of balance at end of 2024 when I plan to visit again. I was surprised because before balance appeared to be valid indefinitely, at least when using top up cards. Is there any useful way to spend the 762 THB balance I have? I heard about "DTAC pay", could I use that and where?

Hi, I haven't visited Thailand for 10 years so I am wondering what can I expect to pay for a meter taxi from Suvarnabhumi to Pahonyothin 21 (bit north of Central Ladprao)? I'll be arriving around 10:30am on a Thursday. And how much for the tollways? Cheers!

I'm about to travel to Thailand for the first time since 2014. I still have quite a few banknotes and coins from 2010-2014. Will there be any problem using these notes anywhere? Especially paying the taxi from the airport. Cheers!

I wasn't aware of the DTAC app. I guess I could just use this app to book a data package before I leave Europe?

Thanks, but where are these codes listed on the DTAC website? I couldn't find these codes there. Where did you get this information?

I googled this page from 2019 which lists several DTAC dial codes for Internet packages, including the code you mentioned above: https://www.multicountrytours.asia/best-prepaid-sim-card-and-network-providers-in-thailand/ Does anyone know if these codes still work in 2023?