How to handle a mobile phone number for long-term stay in Thailand? (AIS, True, Finn Mobile)

Currently working as a trader in Thailand, I want to recommend a super convenient Thai telecom company: Finn Mobile, a digital telecom brand under True, with monthly plans starting at 299 THB. The application process is very easy. When foreign customers come to Thailand for long-term procurement, I always recommend this one. Fully online, no contract, no need to visit a store, just upload your passport and fill in basic information to activate. The three major telecoms in Thailand are AIS, True Move H, and DTAC (merged into True). Although tourists can just buy a prepaid card at the airport, long-term residents still need to apply for a number. I was also recommended Finn Mobile by others. The signal is exactly the same as True, but the difference is that everything is operated via an app, even changing plans, and you can choose your own number. This is much more convenient for people new to Thailand who are not yet familiar with the language. Application process 1. Download the Finn Mobile app 2. Register an account and choose a plan 3. Upload your passport for identity verification 4. Choose eSIM or physical card (eSIM can be activated in minutes) 5. Pick a number and complete With a number, you can use it for opening accounts, online shopping, etc. Finn Mobile’s plans are clear, simple, and save a lot of time queuing and communicating with store staff. You can check the official website directly https://reurl.cc/V2emEQ