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[farrol]

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?

 

 

[NowNow]

Ask DTAC and post the result here. Thank you.

[farrol]

Can't ask because currently not in Thailand.

 

Has anyone ever transferred a DTAC eSIM to a new phone?

[NowNow]

On 10/9/2024 at 9:47 PM, farrol said:

Can't ask because currently not in Thailand.

 

Has anyone ever transferred a DTAC eSIM to a new phone?

 

Yes, you can ask via LINE or Facebook.

 

https://www.dtac.co.th/en/help/contact-us.html

 

You can even call for free if Roaming:

For Emergency

If problem still persists, kindly call +662-202-8100 dtac call center for 24 hour (free of charge when call from dtac and dtac prepaid SIM).

 

Let us know the result.

[Yagoda]

I dont know about DTAC, but I couldnt transfer an AIS Sim card to an ESim when I was in the USA and I couldnt download one, nor could I do it in Cambodia. So I guess Ill make a trip to the Phone place I use near my bank in EmQuartier, because I cant transfer my bank account to a new phone while overseas.