AIS eSIM: What Alt eSIM Actually Gives You

What You Get and What You Don’t

When you buy an AIS eSIM from Alt eSIM, you get a digital SIM that roams onto AIS's network in Thailand. This means you can use your device seamlessly in Thailand with AIS's coverage. However, it’s important to note that Alt eSIM is not AIS and is not affiliated with them. We sell our own travel eSIM that uses AIS's network, not AIS's own product. If you’re looking for AIS's direct offerings, this is not it. Our eSIM allows you to connect to AIS's network, but we have no data on AIS's coverage, speeds, or other specifics.

Destinations Covered

Our AIS eSIM roams onto AIS's network in Thailand. This means you can use your eSIM for data services while traveling in Thailand. Whether you're visiting bustling cities like Bangkok or exploring the beautiful beaches of Phuket, our eSIM has you covered. However, it’s crucial to remember that our eSIM only works in Thailand and not in any other countries. If you’re traveling to multiple destinations, you’ll need to check if AIS's network is available in those areas.

Choosing the Right Plan Shape

When selecting a plan, you have two main options: daily plans and total data tiers. Daily plans are perfect for travelers who want a consistent daily allowance, with options for 1GB, 2GB, or 3GB per day. This is ideal for those who use data regularly throughout their trip. On the other hand, total data tiers, ranging from 2GB to 50GB, are better for travelers who prefer to manage their data usage over the entire trip. This way, you can choose a plan that fits your data consumption habits without worrying about daily limits.

Getting Connected

Connecting to the AIS network with our eSIM is straightforward. After purchasing, you’ll receive a QR code that you can scan with your device to activate the eSIM. Once activated, your device will automatically connect to AIS's network in Thailand. The process is quick and easy, allowing you to get online within minutes. It’s important to ensure your device is compatible with eSIM technology before making a purchase. If your device supports eSIM, you’re good to go.

When the Allowance Runs Out

Once your data allowance is used up, your connection speed will drop to 128 or 384 kbps. This speed is still usable for basic tasks like browsing, email, and messaging, but it may not be sufficient for streaming or downloading large files. This slowdown ensures you stay connected without incurring additional charges. If you need more data, you can purchase another plan or a data top-up. It’s a good idea to monitor your data usage to avoid unexpected slowdowns.