Thaivisa launches new ad-free mobile app

[Jonathan Fairfield]

Thaivisa launches new ad-free mobile app

BANGKOK:– The team at Thaivisa are pleased to announce the launch of a new premium version of its popular mobile app, Thaivisa Connect PRO.

With more users than ever before accessing Thaivisa.com from mobile devices, Thaivisa Connect PRO, provides users with a totally immersive experience of the full range of content from the Thaivisa forum, without interruptions from advertisements.

Thaivisa Connect PRO, which is available on Android and iOS, also gives you access to the latest breaking news stories from Thailand and around the world, as well as important information regarding immigration, visas and work permits.

Thaivisa is also in discussion with a number of our media partners to provide new and exclusive content to users of Thaivisa Connect PRO – look out for an official announcement on this soon.

Thaivisa.com, is the most visited English language website about Thailand in the world, receiving over 2.7 million unique visitors each month. Since its launch in January 2012, the Thaivisa Connect mobile app has been downloaded on more than 75,000 occasions.

In December 2014, Thaivisa launched ThaiTech, which provides the latest news, reviews, features, opinion and information on all things related to technology in Thailand and from around the world.

Download Thaivisa Connect PRO

Download Thaivisa Connect PRO on Google Play (83.00 THB or equivalent in your local currency).

Download Thaivisa Connect PRO on App Store (USD 1.99 or equivalent in your local currency).

The regular versions of the Thaivisa Connect apps are still available to download here.

[lemonjelly]

ummmmm........ pay for it........ I'll pass on that one guys, I mean, it's hardly The Times is it.

[Sviss Geez]

Who cares? This is news? Haven't they got anything better to do? And all the other non-sensical, but strangely appropriate responses.

But seriously, why would anyone be daft enough to pay for something that in the most part is free, and all the information on this site is free. Doubtless the powers that be will very soon be announcing the hundreds of thousands of downloads as members bash away demonically at their phone screens.

[englishoak]

Sorry guys but paying to get news in Thailand is a waste of time, since most news is either untrustworthy, inaccurate, badly written or just plain old propaganda rubbish.

Just another gimmick to make a few quid that people can get for free online anyway.

Im sure it will be popular with tourists though so good luck.

[Truroboy]

No No No content is manly from the readers

Even news print from Newspapers around to world is FREE

No sorry guys will not subscribe

[Canuck50]

I tried the free mobile app months ago and finally removed it because it was too annoying. So their solution is to annoy us so much that we will pay for something less annoying? No thanks! TV is not that important anyway.

[MaiChai]

Can't seem to connect to the regular old one today. Would this be related to the release of this new version? So I am back to using a web browser again...

[The manic]

Recently I have had a very frustrating time with a 'dancing' not static add that seem to move from the bottom of the screen just 'under' my next tap/click. So I keep getting taken to another site. This happens on my Android OS Tablet. However irritating it is I shall not be paying for a new TV app mainly because of the right wing loonies and ill informed belligerent people who seem to infest the pages of TV.

[taony]

Does this mean that those of us that don't pay are going to get a worse experience?

I don't pay for apps, even ones i would like because i will never give my credit card info to google.