Home Internet,
Benchmarked Worldwide.
Compare fixed broadband speeds, ISP availability, and fiber coverage across 121 countries. Whether you're relocating or choosing a base for remote work, know before you go.
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Understanding Home Internet Globally
Fixed broadband speeds vary enormously by country — from 200+ Mbps fiber in South Korea and Singapore to under 20 Mbps DSL in some developing markets. For remote workers and expats, broadband quality is often as important as rent prices.
Fiber-to-the-premise (FTTP) is the gold standard, delivering symmetric speeds ideal for video calls and large file transfers. Countries like Japan, South Korea, and Singapore lead in fiber penetration, while many European nations are rapidly upgrading. Check our country pages for ISP names, typical contract lengths, and average monthly costs.
Singapore
South Korea
Hong Kong
Saudi Arabia
Sweden
Qatar
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
UAE
Switzerland
Israel
China
Luxembourg
Australia
Finland
Ireland
Bahrain
Taiwan
United States
Iceland
Czech Republic
Belgium
Austria
Canada
Hungary
Chile
Kuwait
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
France
New Zealand
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Latvia
Germany
Bulgaria
Ukraine
Croatia
Japan
Portugal
South Africa
Serbia
Malta
Oman
Uruguay
United Kingdom
Costa Rica
Spain
Italy
Jordan
Thailand
Argentina
Vietnam
Brazil
Greece
Malaysia
Colombia
Cyprus
Georgia
Panama
Moldova
Turkey
Armenia
North Macedonia
Montenegro
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Trinidad and Tobago
India
Philippines
Peru
Morocco
Albania
Bangladesh
Jamaica
Tunisia
Mexico
Cambodia
Egypt
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Maldives
El Salvador
Rwanda
Fiji
Indonesia
Kenya
Pakistan
Uzbekistan
Guatemala
Ghana
Botswana
Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire)
Belize
Sri Lanka
Nepal
Mongolia
Lebanon
Paraguay
Senegal
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Algeria
Myanmar
Honduras
Nigeria
Angola
Zambia
Tanzania
Laos
Bolivia
Uganda
Mozambique
Ethiopia
Cameroon
Papua New Guinea
Cuba
Broadband Tips for Expats & Remote Workers
Verify Before You Sign
Always test your connection before committing to a long-term lease or ISP contract. Short-term SIM data can bridge the gap while fixed broadband is installed.
Check Building Wiring
In older buildings, even if a country has excellent fiber infrastructure, your apartment may only have DSL or coax wiring to the premises.
Have a Mobile Backup
Always keep an active mobile data plan or eSIM as a backup. Even the fastest countries experience outages that can disrupt remote work.