How to call the internet when traveling to Thailand?

Mobile phone: Thailand is in the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. GSM users in China can use their mobile phones in Phuket, make local calls to 5 yuan RMB/min, answer 6 yuan RMB/min, make domestic calls to 13 yuan RMB/min, and send short messages to 2 yuan RMB.

You can also buy a mobile phone SIM card locally. Thailand's mobile operators include AIS, Orange and DTAC, and all manufacturers can let you use their SIM cards in your mobile phone. It's easy to buy a SIM card at 7-Eleven.

Or buy a mobile phone with SIM card and phone number in Thailand, and transfer the old records in the old calling card to the new mobile phone, which is also a good choice. The call charge in all parts of Thailand is generally 3 baht/minute, and the international long-distance call charge is 5 baht to 7 baht per minute.

Public telephone: Public telephones in Thailand are convenient and popular, and can be reached within walking distance of urban areas. There are two kinds of pay phones: "red" (local calls) and "blue" (local calls and long-distance calls in Thailand). In addition, there are plug-in telephone booths that only accept certain types of telephone cards: "green" uses the telephone card of Thailand Telephone Bureau; "Yellow" uses Lenso international calling cards and most major credit cards. Local calls are charged with a pay phone 164 seconds 1 baht, and domestic long-distance calls are charged from 3 baht to 12 baht per minute according to the calling distance. Calling cards usually cost about 7 baht per minute to make international calls. Phone cards can be bought at 7-Eleven, and there are many kinds. The prepaid international telephone magnetic card Thai card issued by Thailand Telephone Bureau has two denominations of 300 baht and 500 baht, which allows you to make calls to many countries according to the standard rate of Thailand Telephone Bureau. If you use an international credit card, you can take off at 300 baht each time.