How to share eSIM data with family in Thailand?

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We're planning a family trip to Thailand and would like to share data among our devices. What's the best way to set up eSIM for multiple devices and ensure smooth connectivity for everyone? Any tips or personal experiences would be appreciated!

Sara (eSIM TopUp) · Accepted Answer

To share data, you can set up a mobile hotspot on one device with an eSIM plan and connect the others to it. Make sure everyone’s devices are compatible with eSIM before you travel.

Alex P. · Answer

When I traveled with my family, we used one phone as a hotspot with an eSIM. Just be mindful of battery life since hotspots can drain it quickly!

Hannah T. · Answer

For our trip, we installed eSIMs on each device. It gave us flexibility to explore separately without worrying about one device's battery life.

Liam D. · Answer

You might want to consider getting a local SIM card for extra data as backup, in case your family splits up for different activities.

Sara (eSIM TopUp) · Answer

eSIM TopUp offers top-ups via our app, so if you find you need more data, it's easy to purchase additional plans on the go directly from your phone.

Emily R. · Answer

We did a mix of eSIM and local SIMs, especially for longer stays. This way, we had extra data and didn't worry about running out during the day.

John K. · Answer

Double-check that roaming is enabled on your eSIM settings so you’re automatically connected when you arrive. It made our trip much smoother!

Nina C. · Answer

Remember to download maps and essential apps before you leave with Wi-Fi. It saves data and ensures you have what you need even offline.

How to share eSIM data with family in Thailand?

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