one-off, no subscription
- 5G/LTE data on True's network
- Ideal for lighter trips
- Valid for 30 days from activation
- QR code delivered by email
eSIM & internet in
The north's slow-paced capital, and one of Asia's original remote-work hubs. Here's how to stay online in Chiang Mai — in the old city, in Nimman cafés and on the mountain roads.
A Thailand eSIM is the simplest option in Chiang Mai: install it before you fly, land at CNX and switch it on. For remote workers it also doubles as a backup when café Wi-Fi drops mid-call, which it will.
Coverage is strong across the old city, Nimman and the main valley. It thins out on mountain roads and in the national parks, so download offline maps before heading up Doi Suthep or out to the waterfalls.
Chiang Mai is one of Asia's original remote-work hubs. Nimmanhaemin is wall-to-wall cafés with power sockets and fast Wi-Fi.
Ratchadamnoen closes to traffic on Sunday evenings for the best market in the north. Arrive at dusk, eat as you go.
Choose sanctuaries with no riding and no shows. Book ahead — the credible ones fill up days in advance.
Every plan runs on True's nationwide 5G/LTE network, is valid for 30 days and activates on your first connection in Thailand.
one-off, no subscription
one-off, no subscription
one-off, no subscription
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Heading to Chiang Mai?
Install a Thailand eSIM before you fly and land with maps, rides and messages already working.