Bell roaming in Thailand: what it costs, and when an eSIM is cheaper
Data in Thailand is included with Ultra - Unlimited with international roaming. Otherwise, it costs CA$16.00/day (Roam Better - with home data). An eSIM for 7 days and 6 GB costs from $9.50 (Jetpac).
The best eSIMs in Thailand for a week
For 7 days and 6 GB
- 1Best unlimited
Ubigi
Unlimited · 7 days
$22.00$3.14 per day- 25 GB at full speed, then reduced speed
- Networks: AIS and True
- Hotspot allowed
- 2Cheapest
Jetpac
10 GB · 7 days
$9.50$0.95 per GB- Lowest total price for 7 days
- Network: AIS
- Hotspot allowed
- 3Best price per GB
Nomad
50 GB · 10 days
$15.00$0.30 per GB- Lowest price per GB for this trip
- Network: True
- Hotspot allowed
Three steps, three questions: the best unlimited plan, the cheapest and the best price per GB, from three different providers. How we pick the podium · Affiliate links
Bell or an eSIM in Thailand: our verdict
Depending on your plan and trip length, at the prices read on October 22, 2026.
If your plan includes Thailand
Keep Bell
With Ultra - Unlimited with international roaming, data in Thailand is included at no extra cost, within your allowance abroad.
Otherwise, with Bell
CA$16.00/day
Roam Better - with home data. For 7 days and 6 GB, expect CA$75.00.
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Data in Thailand with Bell: our analysis
What Bell’s rate sheet and eSIM prices show, as checked on October 22, 2026.
The right pass for your trip length
- 3 days3 × Roam Better - with home dataCA$48.00
- 1 week and 2 weeksTravel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to CanadaCA$75.00
- 1 monthTravel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to CanadaCA$90.00
Against the cheapest eSIM
Bell charges in CAD and the cheapest eSIM is sold in USD: we convert nothing. For a week, expect CA$75.00 with Bell and $9.50 with the eSIM (Jetpac).
eSIMs in Thailand at a glance
- In Thailand, we compare plans from 7 eSIM providers: GigSky, GoMoWorld, Jetpac, Nomad, Orange Travel, Ubigi, and Yesim.
- The cheapest unlimited plan for a week is from Ubigi: $22.00 (Unlimited · 7 days).
- Locally, the cheapest prepaid SIM card for a week costs ฿349 (True, unlimited data, 10 days); see our SIM card comparison in Thailand.
Bell applies the same rate in 22 other destinations we track, including Australia, China, Egypt, France, and Greece.
Plan by plan
What applies in Thailand depending on your Bell plan.
What Bell’s official rate sheet sets out in Thailand, offer by offer. “Included” means at no extra cost, within your allowance abroad: your Bell account shows the one on your line.
| Plan or offer | Data in Thailand | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Roam Better - with home data | CA$16.00/day | Maximum 20 charged days per line per billing period (international rate counted separately); 5GB per day at normal speed then up to 512 Kbps. Destination page header: Thailand (THA). |
| Ultra - Unlimited with international roaming | Included | Included (5GB/day then up to 512 Kbps) |
| Asia 14 Day Travel Pass | CA$75.00 for 14 days | Travel Pass (uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada) |
| Asia 30 Day Travel Pass | CA$90.00 for 30 days | Travel Pass (uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada) |
| International 14-day Travel Pass | CA$100.00 for 14 days | Travel Pass (uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada) |
| International 30-day Travel Pass | CA$120.00 for 30 days | Travel Pass (uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada) |
What your trip costs
With the Bell roaming rate, against today’s cheapest eSIM, for everyday use.
| Trip | With Bell | Cheapest eSIM | The offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days · 3 GB | CA$48.00 3 × Roam Better - with home data | $4.00 Jetpac | See the plan |
| 7 days · 6 GB | CA$75.00 Travel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada | $9.50 Jetpac | See the plan |
| 14 days · 12 GB | CA$75.00 Travel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada | $12.50 Jetpac | See the plan |
| 30 days · 24 GB | CA$90.00 Travel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada | $23.99 Jetpac | See the plan |
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Thailand with other Canadian carriers
The same trip with the other Canadian carriers we track, from their official rate sheets.
All 2 Canadian carriers we track include Thailand in at least one plan: Bell and Rogers.
| Carrier | Included with | A week (6 GB) |
|---|---|---|
 Rogers | 5G+ Ultimate | CA$55.00 Roam Like Home Travel Pass |
Turn off Bell roaming and use an eSIM
Four settings, before you leave or on the plane.
- 1
Install the eSIM at home
Buy it and scan its QR code before you leave: with most providers, the plan only starts when you first connect at your destination.
- 2
Keep Bell for calls
In your settings, keep your Bell line for calls and texts, and pick the eSIM for mobile data.
- 3
Turn off Bell roaming
On iPhone: Settings › Cellular › your Bell line › Data Roaming. On Android: Settings › Mobile networks › Roaming.
- 4
Keep eSIM roaming on
A travel eSIM uses the local networks: its data roaming must stay on.
Bell roaming in Thailand: your questions
Answered from the Bell price guide and today’s prices.
Is data in Thailand included in my Bell plan?
Yes, with Ultra - Unlimited with international roaming. Otherwise, it costs CA$16.00/day (Roam Better - with home data).
How much does data cost in Thailand with Bell?
CA$16.00/day (Roam Better - with home data), so CA$112.00 for 7 days and 6 GB. An eSIM covering the same week costs from $9.50 (Jetpac), checked on October 22, 2026.
Which Bell pass should I get for Thailand?
The best Bell option depends on how long you stay: for 3 days, 3 × Roam Better - with home data (CA$48.00); for a week and for two weeks, Travel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada (CA$75.00); for a month, Travel Pass, uses plan data; unlimited calls and texts in the destination and to Canada (CA$90.00).
Bell or an eSIM in Thailand: which is cheaper?
Bell charges in CAD and the cheapest eSIM is sold in USD: we convert nothing. For a week, expect CA$75.00 with Bell and $9.50 with the eSIM (Jetpac).
Which Canadian carriers include Thailand?
All 2 Canadian carriers we track include Thailand in at least one plan: Bell and Rogers.
Which network does an eSIM use in Thailand?
The cheapest one-week eSIM (Jetpac) uses AIS. Depending on the plan, the 7 providers we compare in Thailand list AIS, dtac, True, and NT.
How do I avoid roaming charges in Thailand?
Use a travel eSIM for data and turn off data roaming on your Bell line. You keep your number for calls and texts.
Can I keep my Bell number with an eSIM?
Yes, on an eSIM-compatible phone: your Bell line stays on for calls and texts while the eSIM carries the data.
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