List of countries by number of Internet users

Internet users per 100 inhabitants
Source: International Telecommunications Union.[1][2]
Internet users in 2015 as a percentage of a country's population
Source: International Telecommunications Union.[3]
Number of Internet users in 2012
Source: International Telecommunications Union.[3]

Below is a sortable list of countries by number of Internet users as of 2015. Internet users are defined as persons who accessed the Internet in the last 12 months from any device, including mobile phones.[Note 1] Percentage is the percentage of a country's population that are Internet users. Estimates are derived from either household surveys or from Internet subscription data.[4]

All United Nations member states are included, except North Korea. Taiwan is listed as a sovereign country.

Worldwide Internet users
  2005 2010 2016a
World population[5] 6.5 billion 6.9 billion 7.3 billion
Users worldwide 16% 30% 47%
Users in the developing world 8% 21% 40%
Users in the developed world 51% 67% 81%
a Estimate.
Source: International Telecommunications Union.[6]
Internet users by region
  2005 2010 2016a
Africa       2%             10%             25%      
Americas 36% 49% 65%
Arab States 8% 26% 42%
Asia and Pacific 9% 23% 42%
Commonwealth of
Independent States
 
10%
 
34%
 
67%
Europe 46% 67% 79%
a Estimate.
Source: International Telecommunication Union.[7]

List

Country or area Internet
users
Rank Percentage Rank
 China 692,152,618 1 50.30% 90
 India 340,873,137 2 26.00% 127
 United States 239,882,242 3 74.55% 40
 Brazil 122,796,320 4 59.08% 71
 Japan 118,131,030 5 93.33% 9
 Russia 105,311,724 6 73.41% 43
 Nigeria 86,436,611 7 47.44% 96
 Mexico 72,945,992 8 57.43% 74
 GermanyEuropean Union 70,675,097 9 87.59% 21
 United KingdomEuropean Union 59,538,545 10 92.00% 13
 Indonesia 56,612,527 11 21.98% 135
 FranceEuropean Union 54,536,418 12 84.69% 25
 Vietnam 49,265,575 13 52.72% 84
 South Korea 45,213,802 14 89.90% 16
 Turkey 42,275,017 15 53.74% 82
 Philippines 40,984,654 16 40.70% 111
 ItalyEuropean Union 39,209,342 17 65.57% 60
 SpainEuropean Union 36,293,165 18 78.69% 34
 Iran 34,871,367 19 44.08% 103
 Pakistan 34,006,477 20 18.00% 151
 Egypt 32,851,402 21 35.90% 116
 Canada 31,796,053 22 88.47% 17
 Argentina 30,131,228 23 69.40% 54
 South Africa 28,291,419 24 51.92% 87
 Colombia 26,959,845 25 55.90% 78
 Thailand 26,721,620 26 39.32% 113
 PolandEuropean Union 26,256,020 27 68.00% 57
 Bangladesh 23,183,372 28 14.40% 161
 Ukraine 22,080,187 29 49.26% 93
 Saudi Arabia 21,958,407 30 69.62% 53
 Malaysia 21,553,214 31 71.06% 50
 Kenya 21,008,148 32 45.62% 98
 Australia 20,268,164 33 84.56% 26
 Morocco 19,622,683 34 57.08% 76
 Venezuela 19,246,571 35 61.87% 69
 Taiwan 18,639,773 36 80.00% year 2013 -
 NetherlandsEuropean Union 15,757,109 37 93.10% 10
 Algeria 15,152,610 38 38.20% 114
 Kazakhstan 12,843,502 39 72.87% 45
 Peru 12,833,058 40 40.90% 110
 Uzbekistan 12,794,413 41 42.80% 106
 Myanmar 11,749,580 42 21.80% 136
 Chile 11,538,860 43 64.29% 66
 Ethiopia 11,529,327 44 11.60% 167
 RomaniaEuropean Union 10,879,514 45 55.76% 79
 Sudan 10,706,502 46 26.61% 126
 BelgiumEuropean Union 9,609,963 47 85.05% 22
 SwedenEuropean Union 8,861,138 48 90.61% 15
 Czech RepublicEuropean Union 8,571,610 49 81.30% 30
 United Arab Emirates 8,354,813 50 91.24% 14
 Ecuador 7,901,051 51 48.94% 94
 Azerbaijan 7,510,555 52 77.00% 36
 Uganda 7,502,024 53 19.22% 146
 GreeceEuropean Union 7,322,066 54 66.84% 59
  Switzerland 7,300,334 55 87.97% 20
 HungaryEuropean Union 7,177,413 56 72.83% 46
 AustriaEuropean Union 7,171,471 57 83.93% 27
 PortugalEuropean Union 7,103,070 58 68.63% 56
 Yemen 6,734,886 59 25.10% 130
 Ghana 6,435,843 60 23.48% 132
 Israel 6,361,718 61 78.89% 33
 Iraq 6,272,109 62 17.22% 155
 Sri Lanka 6,212,431 63 29.99% 121
 Hong Kong 6,191,142 64 84.95% 24
 Belarus 5,909,252 65 62.23% 68
 Serbia 5,781,457 66 65.32% 61
 Syria 5,547,023 67 29.98% 122
 Dominican Republic 5,467,393 68 51.93% 86
 DenmarkEuropean Union 5,461,026 69 96.33% 6
 Tunisia 5,460,224 70 48.52% 95
 FinlandEuropean Union 5,098,953 71 92.65% 12
 Norway 5,044,737 72 96.81% 4
   Nepal 5,012,708 73 17.58% 154
 Bolivia 4,836,842 74 45.10% 100
 Cameroon 4,827,576 75 20.68% 142
 Ivory Coast 4,767,327 76 21.00% 140
 SlovakiaEuropean Union 4,613,404 77 85.02% 23
 Singapore 4,600,670 78 82.10% 28
 Guatemala 4,428,925 79 27.10% 124
 Lebanon 4,329,550 80 74.00% 42
 Jordan 4,055,488 81 53.40% 83
 BulgariaEuropean Union 4,051,069 82 56.66% 77
 New Zealand 3,995,066 83 88.22% 19
 IrelandEuropean Union 3,756,398 84 80.12% 31
 Cuba 3,543,293 85 31.11% 118
 Zambia 3,404,471 86 21.00% 141
 Oman 3,330,634 87 74.17% 41
 Senegal 3,281,539 88 21.69% 137
 Kuwait 3,194,648 89 82.08% 29
 Angola 3,102,725 90 12.40% 164
 Cambodia 2,959,801 91 19.00% 148
 CroatiaEuropean Union 2,959,741 92 69.80% 52
 Paraguay 2,946,443 93 44.38% 102
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 2,936,139 94 3.80% 185
 Puerto Rico 2,927,069 95 79.47% 39
 Costa Rica 2,873,171 96 59.76% 70
 Tanzania 2,866,014 97 5.36% 180
 Afghanistan 2,686,694 98 8.26% 173
 Palestinian Authority 2,680,633 99 57.42% 75
 Zimbabwe 2,552,610 100 16.36% 157
 Mozambique 2,518,008 101 9.00% 172
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2,479,437 102 65.07% 63
 Uruguay 2,216,784 103 64.60% 64
 South Sudan 2,212,528 104 17.93% 153
 Rwanda 2,089,740 105 18.00% 152
 Qatar 2,076,198 106 92.88% 11
 Burkina Faso 2,062,224 107 11.39% 168
 LithuaniaEuropean Union 2,054,605 108 71.38% 48
 Moldova 2,027,938 109 49.84% 92
 Panama 2,012,113 110 51.21% 89
 Mali 1,819,808 111 10.34% 169
 Georgia 1,806,315 112 45.16% 99
 Kyrgyzstan 1,796,838 113 30.25% 120
 Armenia 1,757,817 114 58.25% 72
 Albania 1,740,904 115 63.25% 67
 El Salvador 1,649,276 116 26.92% 125
 Honduras 1,644,082 117 20.36% 143
 Tajikistan 1,609,856 118 18.98% 149
 Malawi 1,601,017 119 9.30% 171
 LatviaEuropean Union 1,560,638 120 79.20% 32
 SloveniaEuropean Union 1,511,361 121 73.10% 44
 Macedonia 1,462,815 122 70.38% 51
 Haiti 1,306,750 123 12.20% 165
 Bahrain 1,287,441 124 93.48% 7
 Laos 1,237,968 125 18.20% 150
 Jamaica 1,206,162 126 43.18% 104
 Nicaragua 1,198,160 127 19.70% 144
 Libya 1,194,159 128 19.02% 147
 EstoniaEuropean Union 1,160,432 129 88.41% 18
 Madagascar 1,010,616 130 4.17% 184
 Trinidad and Tobago 941,181 131 69.20% 55
 CyprusEuropean Union 835,753 132 71.72% 47
 Turkmenistan 806,025 133 15.00% 160
 Benin 738,740 134 6.79% 178
 Mauritius 638,388 135 50.14% 91
 Mongolia 634,438 136 21.44% 138
 Botswana 622,183 137 27.50% 123
 Mauritania 618,270 138 15.20% 159
 Papua New Guinea 601,926 139 7.90% 174
 Guinea 592,604 140 4.70% 182
 LuxembourgEuropean Union 551,968 141 97.33% 2
 Namibia 548,565 142 22.31% 134
 Burundi 544,413 143 4.87% 181
 Togo 520,086 144 7.12% 177
 Macau 455,982 145 77.60% -
 Niger 441,760 146 2.22% 189
 Fiji 413,331 147 46.33% 97
 Gabon 405,443 148 23.50% 131
 Montenegro 404,004 149 64.56% 65
 Swaziland 390,981 150 30.38% 119
 Chad 379,011 151 2.70% 187
 Republic of the Congo 352,069 152 7.62% 175
 Lesotho 343,098 153 16.07% 158
 The Gambia 340,846 154 17.12% 156
 Iceland 323,495 155 98.20% 1
 MaltaEuropean Union 318,943 156 76.18% 37
 Bhutan 308,382 157 39.80% 112
 The Bahamas 302,654 158 78.00% 35
 Brunei 301,310 159 71.20% 49
 Guyana 293,026 160 38.20% 115
 Liberia 265,703 161 5.90% 179
 Suriname 232,176 162 42.76% 107
 Cabo Verde 223,920 163 43.02% 105
 Central African Republic 223,452 164 4.56% 183
 Barbados 216,316 165 76.11% 38
 Maldives 198,048 166 54.46% 80
 New Caledonia 194,707 167 74.00% -
 Somalia 189,853 168 1.76% 190
 French Polynesia 182,552 169 64.56% -
 Equatorial Guinea 180,166 170 21.32% 139
 Sierra Leone 161,330 171 2.50% 188
 Timor Leste 158,758 172 13.40% 162
 Belize 149,427 173 41.59% 109
 Guam 124,254 174 73.14% -
 Djibouti 105,833 175 11.92% 166
 Saint Lucia 96,847 176 52.35% 85
 Aruba 92,108 177 88.66% -
 Andorra 68,295 178 96.91% 3
 Guinea-Bissau 65,289 179 3.54% 186
 Bermuda 60,962 180 98.32% -
 Antigua and Barbuda 59,865 181 65.20% 62
 Vanuatu 59,150 182 22.35% 133
 Comoros 58,820 183 7.46% 176
 Solomon Islands 58,359 184 10.00% 170
 U.S. Virgin Islands 58,279 185 54.83% -
 Grenada 57,482 186 53.81% 81
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 56,668 187 51.77% 88
 Eritrea 56,460 188 1.08% 191
 Seychelles 56,068 189 58.12% 73
 São Tomé and Príncipe 49,147 190 25.82% 128
 Dominica 49,132 191 67.60% 58
 Samoa 49,099 192 25.41% 129
 Tonga 47,776 193 45.00% 101
 Cayman Islands 46,174 194 77.00% -
 Faroe Islands 45,403 195 94.20% -
 Saint Kitts and Nevis 42,068 196 75.70% 39
 Jersey 38,958 - 41.03% year 2012 -
 Greenland 37,982 197 67.60% -
 Liechtenstein 36,270 198 96.64% 5
 Monaco 35,226 199 93.36% 8
 Micronesia, Federated States of 32,905 200 31.50% 117
 Gibraltar 18,878 - 65.02% year 2012 -
 San Marino 16,484 201 54.21% year 2009. -
 Kiribati 14,615 202 13.00% 163
 British Virgin Islands 14,456 203 37.60% year 2012 -
 Marshall Islands 10,217 204 19.28% 145
 Anguilla 10,209 205 64.80% year 2013 -
 Tuvalu 4,234 206 42.70% 108
 Saint Helena 2,906 - 37.6% year 2012 -
 Falkland Islands 2,842 - 96.9% year 2013 -
 Montserrat 2,833 207 54.60% year 2013 -
 Wallis and Futuna 1,383 - 8.95% year 2012 -
 Niue 1,034 208 86.90% year 2013 -
 Ascension 361 - 41.0% year 2012 -

See also

Notes

  1. Please note that the data for the number of Internet users is based on multiplying an estimate for the percentage of people using the Internet in a given country from one source (usually the ITU) by the population from another source (usually the U.S. Census Bureau). There are not enough significant figures in the percentage estimate for the precise Internet user counts found in the table to be meaningful. As a result, they should not be treated as precise figures or even precise estimates.

References

  1. "Individuals using the Internet 2005 to 2014", Key ICT indicators for developed and developing countries and the world (totals and percentage rates), International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Retrieved 25 May 2015.
  2. "Internet users per 100 inhabitants 1997 to 2007", ICT Data and Statistics (IDS), International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Retrieved 25 May 2015.
  3. 1 2 "Percentage of Individuals using the Internet 2000-2012", International Telecommunications Union (Geneva), June 2013, retrieved 22 June 2013
  4. "Definitions of World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators, March 2010" (PDF). International Telecommunication Union (Geneva). March 2010. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 December 2014. Retrieved 28 October 2015 via Internet Archive.
  5. "Total Midyear Population for the World: 1950-2050"". International Programs Center for Demographic and Economic Studies, U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2014-05-24.
  6. "ICT Facts and Figures 2005, 2010, 2014". Telecommunication Development Bureau, International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Retrieved 2015-05-24.
  7. "ICT Facts and Figures 2005, 2010, 2016". Telecommunication Development Bureau, International Telecommunication Union (ITU). Retrieved 2015-05-24.


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