If you’re visiting Thailand for a few days or a couple of weeks, I don’t think you should be wasting time at the airport trying to figure out a SIM situation. In this video, I break down the eSIM I kept coming back to for short trips—Saily—because it’s fast to set up, affordable, and it just works. I’ve been to Thailand twice in different areas, and on this most recent trip (with a 2-month-old baby after a 22-hour travel day), having data immediately after landing made everything simpler—ordering a taxi, navigating, and staying connected without hunting for Wi‑Fi. I walk through what Saily is (it’s powered by Nord Security), how the install works, and what day-to-day use looked like across places like Chiang Mai and Koh Samui. I also cover the built-in privacy features I actually appreciated while traveling—ad blocking, web protection, and virtual location routing—especially when you end up on public Wi‑Fi in hotels, airports, and cafes. Then I get into the plans and pricing for Thailand (from around $3 up to just under $20), plus the small details that mattered, like data alerts and in-app live chat. Bottom line: it’s prepaid, no contracts, no surprises, and it’s one less thing to think about while you’re traveling.