How can I surf the Internet when traveling to Thailand without changing my mobile phone card?

As we all know, surfing the Internet is really a big problem if you want to travel abroad. You must buy a local card to surf the internet, otherwise basic communication will be a problem. What if I don't want to return my card when traveling to Thailand?

If you don't change your card, you have to open international roaming to send text messages, which is particularly expensive. If you don't send text messages, you just need QQ WeChat. You can use it anywhere with wifi.

It is recommended to buy a local SIM card in Thailand. There are two kinds of SIM cards, one is called Happy Card, and the other is called TrueMove Card, both of which have special travel cards. For example, Happy Card has a card that can travel for 7 days and surf the Internet wirelessly.

The best way is to go directly to Taobao to buy a local phone card in Thailand and surf the Internet for 7 days, around 40 yuan. It's OK to insert a card in Thailand, but be sure to ask if your model can be used.

Actually, there are three ways to surf the Internet from Thailand: 1. Buy a local network card (commonly used are Happy Card and Billion Point Global Card);

2. Rent portable WiFi (reference price: deposit of 500 soft sister coins per day+usage fee 10 soft sister coins);

3. Still use domestic calling cards, use free WiFi, or open international roaming.

The third type is either too expensive or too inconvenient, so I won't go into details, mainly focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of the first two types.

Excellent network card:

You can keep your own number, which is convenient to contact your family and has a high safety factor;

It can be used by plugging in a mobile phone, which is light;

Buy by the number of days, unlimited daily traffic;

Just throw it away after use, and you don't have to return it like renting WiFi; (Note: If you will go to more countries many times, you can choose Billion Card. This card is used for many times in many countries, and you can only choose a happy card once. )

Inferior quality:

The calling card may not match the model of the mobile phone (for example, the mobile customized version may not be able to use the calling card of this country because of different standards, so please consult customer service when buying a calling card);

WiFi is great:

Can be shared, recommended by many people when traveling;

There is a lot of traffic, which is often lasting (for friends who need to be busy on mobile terminals, the traffic in the mobile phone card package is only a drop in the bucket, and the traffic price after the super package is often unacceptable);

Inferior quality:

Need to charge, if it is always on, it will be disconnected in about 5 hours;

Pay a deposit when renting, pay it back when it is used up, and lose money if it is broken;

Signal coverage problems (for example, you can barely send text messages when your mobile phone still has 1 cell signal, but you can only sigh when there are one or two cells left in mobile WiFi)

Suggestion: If you are a young couple or two or three friends traveling together, you'd better buy an Internet card and check the hotel to book a hotel.

If you are traveling for a family or a group, you can consider renting a portable WiFi, which is simple to operate and has a large traffic. Sharing the internet speed will not be as difficult as cell phone hotspots.

In short, it is recommended to buy a network card. After all, safety and convenience are the first.