While traveling on the high-speed rail between Thailand and Malaysia, your EastESIM will generally provide good 4G signal at major stations like Padang Besar and in open areas. However, expect intermittent connectivity or drops when the train passes through longer tunnels or very remote stretches. We work with leading carriers in both countries to maximize coverage, so you can enjoy your journey between Kuala Lumpur and Hat Yai, but be prepared for occasional signal fluctuations.
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Will I have internet on the Thailand-Malaysia high-speed rail with EastESIM?
Updated April 22, 2026
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