* indicates monthly or quarterly data series

International Internet bandwidth per Internet user, kb/s, 2016:

The average for 2016 based on 37 countries was 147.84 kilobits per second. The highest value was in Hong Kong: 3721.8 kilobits per second and the lowest value was in Bhutan: 2.55 kilobits per second. The indicator is available from 2012 to 2016. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: kilobits per second; Source: International Telecommunication Union
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Countries Internet bandwidth, 2016 Global rank Available data
Hong Kong 3721.8 1 2012 - 2016
Singapore 616.53 2 2012 - 2016
Israel 98.41 3 2012 - 2016
Mongolia 89.98 4 2012 - 2016
UA Emirates 79.64 5 2012 - 2016
Georgia 70.97 6 2012 - 2016
Qatar 67.47 7 2012 - 2016
Taiwan 60.37 8 2012 - 2016
Thailand 54.79 9 2012 - 2016
Kazakhstan 51.49 10 2012 - 2016
Kuwait 50.1 11 2012 - 2016
Bahrain 49.05 12 2012 - 2016
Japan 48.64 13 2012 - 2016
South Korea 45.18 14 2012 - 2016
Armenia 44.53 15 2012 - 2016
Saudi Arabia 34.02 16 2012 - 2016
Oman 33.72 17 2012 - 2016
Azerbaijan 32.22 18 2012 - 2016
Burma 28.67 19 2014 - 2016
Philippines 27.69 20 2012 - 2016
Malaysia 27.17 21 2012 - 2016
Lebanon 23.99 22 2012 - 2016
Vietnam 20.75 23 2012 - 2016
Cambodia 16.31 24 2012 - 2016
Sri Lanka 12.65 25 2012 - 2016
Kyrgyzstan 8.17 26 2012 - 2016
Jordan 7.87 27 2012 - 2016
Bangladesh 6.64 28 2012 - 2016
Indonesia 6.23 29 2012 - 2016
Iran 6.06 30 2012 - 2016
India 5.68 31 2012 - 2016
Pakistan 5.68 32 2012 - 2016
China 5 33 2012 - 2016
Tajikistan 3.94 34 2012 - 2016
Nepal 3.11 35 2012 - 2016
Laos 2.85 36 2014 - 2016
Bhutan 2.55 37 2014 - 2016



Definition: International Internet bandwidth is the sum of the capacity of all Internet exchanges offering international bandwidth measured in kilobits per second (kb/s).

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