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Tourist World Sim EN 640517 SIM Card User Guide for Happy Tourist World SIM *This SIM card is sold outside China. Happy Tourist World SIM COVERAGE IN FREE TOLL-FREE 38 COUNTRIES 10-DAY DATA CALL CENTER GB 24hours 3coun8tries 4 Data SIM card with Free 10-day unlimited data Toll-free call center coverage in 38 countries with 4 GB at max speed (24 hours) while abroad at +66-2-202-8100 SIM Card User Guide 1 2 3 4 SMS Insert SIM card Mobile phone is automatically Refer to SMS for Ready, let’s GO! into phone connected to usage instruction *SIM card only activates in operator’s network participated countries Country Operator Operator Name Displayed on Screen Bangladesh Grameerphone BGDGP / Grameenphone Asia Cambodia CamGSM Cellcard / MobiTel / KHM-MobiTel / 456-01 Metfone metfone / KHM08 / 456 08 China China Mobile CMCC / China Mobile HongKong Smar Tone SmarTone HK / SMC HK India IDEA IDEA / INA 04 / 404 04 Vodafone Vodafone IN / 404 05 / INA 05 Airtel airtel Indonesia XL Axiata XL / 51011 Israel Cellcom IL Cellcom /425 02 / IL 02 Laos Lao Telecom LAO GSM / 457 01 Unitel Unitel / LATMOBIL / 45703 Macau SmarTone MAC SmarTone MAC / SMC MAC MalaysiaLaos Digi DiGi / DiGi 1800 / MYMT18 Celcom Celcom / MY Celcom / 502 19 Myanmar Telenor Telenor / 414 06 / TM 2G / TM 3G Pakistan Telenor Telenor PK / 410 06 Philippines Globe GLOBE / PH GLOBE / 515 02 SMART Smart Gold / SMART / 515 03 Qatar Ooredoo Ooredoo / Qtel / 427 01 Singapore SingTel Singtel / Singtel-G9 StarHub STARHUB / SGP05 / 525-05 South Korea KT (Olleh) olleh / KT / 450 08 SK Telecom 450 05 / SK Telecom / KOR SK Telecom Taiwan Chunghwa Chunghwa Thailand dtac dtac / DTAC / dtac - T / 520-05 / TH 52005 Vietnam Viettel Viettel / VN 04 / 452 04 Austria Hutchison Drei 3 AT / Orange AT / One / 232-05 ope r T-Mobile T-Mobile A - A03 / 232-03 / max.mobil Eu Bulgaria VIVACOM vivacom / CC284 NC03 / BG 03 Czech Republic Vodafone CZ Vodafone CZ / CZ-03 / 230 03 Germany telekom.de D1-Telekom / T-Mobile D / telekom.de Vodafone D2 Vodafone.de / Vodafone D2 Hungary TELEKOM HU TELEKOM HU / T-MOBILE H / T HU Isle Of Man Manx Telecom Manx / Pronto / Uk 58 ITaly ILIAD ILIAD Vodafone VODAFONE IT/I OMNI/OMNITEL WIND I WIND Montenegro MTEL m:tel / m:tel Montenegro / 29703 Netherlands KPN KPN / KPN Mobile T-Mobile NL T-Mobile NL /Ben NL /204 16 / NL Vodafone Vodafone NL / 20404 Norway Telenor TELENOR / TELENOR MOBIL / 242 01 Russia MegaFon MegaFon RUS / NORTH-WEST GSM RUS / NWGSM MTS MTS / RUS-MTS / RUS01 / 250 01 VimpelCom Beeline / VimpelCom / 250 99 San Marinno ILIAD ILIAD Vodafone VODAFONE IT/I OMNI/OMNITEL WIND I WIND Serbia Telekom Srbija mt : s / Telekom Srbija / 220 03 Sweden Telenor Telenor SE / Sweden Turkey Turkcell TR TCELL / TURKCELL / TR TURKCELL Vatican City ILIAD ILIAD Vodafone VODAFONE IT/I OMNI/OMNITEL WIND I WIND Oceania Australia Telstra Telstra / 50501 Optus Mobile YES OPTUS / 50502 North America Puerto Rico AT&T AT&T / 310410 USA AT&T AT&T / 310410 T-Mobile T-Mobile / USAW6 US Virgin Islands AT&T AT&T / 310410 For more updated countries and networks, visit https://www.dtac.co.th/happy-world-sim Mobile Phone Setting (In case standard setting doesn’t work) Android iOS Option 1 Option 1 12.846.42 • Select Settings. Then select • Select Settings More Networks • Select General *Each mobile phone has different settings* • Select Profiles • Select Mobile Network • Select each profile displayed on the phone • Select Network Operator • Delete profiles until there is no • Select Search Network. Then select profile left. Restart your phone. networks available on the list • The phone is now ready to use • The phone is now ready to use Option 2 • Select Settings • Select Carrier • Turn off Automatic and select networks available on the list Terms and Conditions: Happy Tourist World SIM 1. Happy Tourist World SIM offers 10-day non-stop data roaming service with 4 GB data at max speed. When 4 GB data is used up, the speed will be throttled to 128 Kbps throughout the package period. 2. The package is only activated in specific countries. Once SIM card is inserted into mobile phone and the device is turned on in destination country, the network operator will be automatically selected. The service is not available in countries that are not listed above. 3. The package duration is 24-hour based and service fee charge starts once SIM card is activated. 4. Below services require additional charge (VAT included). 4.1 When in Thailand 4.1.1. Domestic calls to any network in Thailand at 1.07 baht/minute 4.2.2. Domestic SMS/MMS to any network in Thailand at 3.21 baht/SMS and 8.63 baht/MMS 4.1.3. International calls from Thailand (rates available at www.dtac.co.th/ s/en-idd) 4.2 When abroad, voice calls/SMS rates are as follows: Local call Calls within Call to 3rd Country Incoming Call SMS Country Operator THB/Min country THB/Min THB/Min THB/Min THB/Min (VAT included) (VAT Inclouded) (VAT included) (VAT included) (VAT included) Asia Bangladesh Grameenphone 9.63 9.63 37.45 9.63 6.42 Cambodia CamGSM Co. Ltd. 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 (MOBITEL) Metfone 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 China China Mobile 10.7 10.7 37.45 12.84 6.42 Hong kong SmarTone 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 India IDEA 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Vodafone 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Airtel 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 XL Axiata IndonesiaLaos 26.75 26.75 37.45 32.1 6.42 IsraelLaos Cellcom 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Laos Lao Telecom. 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Unitel 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Macau SmarTone Mac 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Malaysia Digi 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Celcom 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Myanmar Telenor 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Pakistan Telenor 9.63 9.63 37.45 9.63 6.42 Philippines Globe 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 SMART 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Qatar Ooredoo 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Singapore SingTel 26.75 26.75 37.45 32.1 6.42 StarHub 26.75 26.75 37.45 32.1 6.42 South Korea KT (Olleh) 21.4 21.4 37.45 9.63 6.42 SK Telecom 21.4 21.4 37.45 9.63 6.42 Taiwan Chunghwa 6.42 6.42 37.45 6.42 6.42 Vietnam Viettel 17.12 17.12 37.45 21.4 6.42 Austria T-Mobile 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Europe Hutchison Drei 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Bulgaria VIVACOM 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Czech Republic Vodafone CZ 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Germany telekorm.de 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vodafone D2 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Hungary TELEKOM HU 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Isle Of Man Manx Telecom 10.7 10.7 37.45 10.7 6.42 Italy ILIAD 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vodafone 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 WIND 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Montenegro MTEL 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Netherlands KPN 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 T-Mobile NL 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vodafone 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Norway Telenor 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Russia MTS 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 MegaFon 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 VimpelCom 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 San Marino ILIAD 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vodafone 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 WIND 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Serbia Telekom Srbija 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Sweden Telenor 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Turkey Turkcell 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vatican City ILIAD 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Vodafone 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 WIND 17.12 17.12 37.45 17.12 6.42 Australla Telstra 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 Oceania Optus Mobile 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 Puerto Rico AT&T 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 USA AT&T 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 Telstra 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 North America US Virgin AT&T 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 6.42 Islands 5. 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