Which eSIM is the best value for Thailand?
At least 5 GB for 30 days in Thailand costs from $7.84 to $11 across 6 providers. Yesim has the lowest price. Yesim is our Editor's Choice.
| # | Name | Score | Thailand: 5 GB+, 30 days | Top-up | Refund | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yesim Editor's Choice | 6.8 | $7.84 | Some plans | 30 days, unused | Get eSIM |
| 2 | Saily | 6.1 | $8.04 | Yes | Before activation | Get eSIM |
| 3 | Airalo | 5.6 | $8.39 | Some plans | – | Get eSIM |
| 4 | eSIMCard | 7.3 | $8.84 | Some plans | Technical issues only | Get eSIM |
| 5 | Nomad | 7.2 | $10.03 | Yes | Before activation | Get eSIM |
| 6 | Ubigi | 4.1 | $11 | Yes | Before activation | Get eSIM |
Editor's Choice is placed first; other rows follow the column shown. We earn a commission from some providers. Prices were checked on official sites and change often.
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96 plans from 8 providers, checked on official sites on 2026-11-09. Filter by trip length and data.
96 plans match
| eSIMCard | 1 GB · 3 days | $2.28 | $2.28/GB | Review |
| Yesim | 1 GB · 30 days | $2.91 | $2.91/GB | Get plan |
| Ubigi | 1 GB · 7 days | $3.00 | $3.00/GB | Review |
| Saily | 1 GB · 7 days | $3.34 | $3.34/GB | Get plan |
| Yesim | Unlimited · 1 day | $3.58 | – | Get plan |
| Airalo | 1 GB · 3 days | $4.48 | $4.48/GB | Get plan |
| Ubigi | 3 GB · 15 days | $5.00 | $1.67/GB | Review |
| Nomad | 1 GB · 7 days | $5.01 | $5.01/GB | Review |
| eSIMCard | 3 GB · 3 days | $5.37 | $1.79/GB | Review |
| eSIMCard | 3 GB · 7 days | $5.51 | $1.84/GB | Review |
| eSIMCard | 3 GB · 30 days | $5.69 | $1.90/GB | Review |
| Nomad | 3 GB · 30 days | $6.02 | $2.01/GB | Review |
Prices in USD, converted at the ECB rate of 2026-11-09. Editor's Choice is pinned first. Check the final price and terms on the provider's site.
Good value for a 30-day Thailand trip with at least 5 GB ranges from $7.84 to $11 across 6 providers. Price alone does not settle it. Plan length, top-up options and refund rules matter just as much.
What to check before picking a Thailand plan
Every plan in the table runs for the same 30 days, so the comparison is like for like.
Next, check whether you can add data mid-trip without buying a whole new plan. Refund rules matter too, in case your trip changes or the plan goes unused.
Not sure 5 GB is enough? See how much data you need.
Where Yesim fits
Yesim is shown first as our Editor's Choice. The rest follow the price column.
Its plan matches the same 30-day length as the others. It works on a pay-as-you-go basis, so you top up only when needed. Unused plans can be refunded within 30 days.
We earn a commission if you buy through Yesim. Read the full Yesim review for details.
How the Thailand prices line up
Yesim is the cheapest option in this table at $7.84. Saily and Airalo sit just above it, both below the median.
eSIMCard lands on the median at $8.62. Nomad costs more, and Ubigi is the highest at $11.
For more low-cost picks across destinations, see cheapest eSIMs.
Price versus overall score
Cost is only one part of the ranking. eSIMCard holds the highest overall score, with Nomad second and Yesim third.
Nomad ranks second even though it costs more than four other providers here. Our methodology explains how each score is built.
To weigh the top two, read the eSIMCard review and the Nomad review.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a 30-day Thailand eSIM with at least 5 GB cost?
Plans in this table range from $7.84 to $11. The median price is $8.62.
Why is Yesim listed first in the table?
Yesim is our Editor's Choice, so it is placed first by editorial decision. The other providers follow the price column.
Which provider has the highest overall score for Thailand?
eSIMCard has the highest overall score. Nomad ranks second and Yesim ranks third.
Can I get a refund on an unused Yesim plan?
Yes. Yesim offers a refund on unused plans within 30 days. Check the full conditions before you buy.
- November 10, 2026: Text revised