Yes, you can import a PST file to Thunderbird, but PST files are not supported directly by Thunderbird. The regular technique is to export PST mailbox into MBOX format and then import MBOX files into Thunderbird.
Here Are The Simple Ways That You Can Try:
Step 1: Try the Manual Method
I first tried the manual method using Outlook and Thunderbird. It works for a small mailbox, but there are a few steps and it can be confusing when there are a lot of folders and attachments.
Step 2: Use an Automated Method
If you have Large PST Files, an automated method can make the task much easier than using the manual method.
When I was dealing with bulk files, first I tried the manual method, but that was too time-consuming, so that’s why I switched to the Softaken Outlook to Thunderbird converter. This is an offline utility that helped me transfer my PST file to Thunderbird by convert outlook file into MBOX. It handled password protected and archived PST files, maintained the email folder structure and gave me the ability to preview the mailbox before exporting it as MBOX.
Step 3: Import Converted MBOX File
Start Thunderbird and select the import option (or an MBOX import add-on if needed) and load the converted MBOX files. When the import is complete, open a few emails, attachments, and folders to ensure that everything has migrated properly.
If the PST file contains years of email data, it is a good idea to check the imported mailbox before deleting the original file.