List of countries by number of Internet users

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This is a list of countries by number of Internet users:

Rank	Country	Internet users[1]	% of pop.[1]	Date
—	World	1,733,993,741	25.6%	2009
1	China	360,000,000	26.9%	2009
—	European Union	312,151,571	63.8%	2009
2	United States	227,719,000	74.1%	2009
3	Japan	95,979,000	75.5%	2009
4	India	81,000,000	7.0%	2008
5	Brazil	67,510,400	34.0%	2008
6	Germany	54,229,325	65.9%	2009
7	United Kingdom	46,683,900	76.4%	2009
8	Russia	45,250,000	32.3%	2009
9	France	43,100,134	69.3%	2009
10	South Korea	37,475,800	77.3%	2009
11	Iran	32,200,000	48.5%	2009
12	Italy	30,026,400	51.7%	2009
13	Indonesia	30,000,000	12.5%	2009
14	Spain	29,093,984	71.8%	2009
15	Mexico	27,600,000	24.8%	2009
16	Turkey	26,500,000	34.5%	2009
17	Canada	25,086,000	74.9%	2009
18	Philippines	24,000,000	24.5%	2009
19	Vietnam	21,963,117	24.8%	2009
20	Poland	20,020,362	52.0%	2008
21	Argentina	20,000,000	48.9%	2008
22	Colombia	19,792,718	45.3%	2009
23	Pakistan	18,500,000	10.6%	2009
24	Australia	17,033,826	80.1%	2009
25	Malaysia	16,902,600	65.7%	2009
26	Thailand	16,100,000	24.4%	2009
27	Taiwan	15,143,000	65.9%	2009
28	Netherlands	14,304,600	85.6%	2009
29	Egypt	12,568,900	15.9%	2009
30	Nigeria	11,000,000	7.4%	2009
31	Ukraine	10,354,000	22.7%	2009
32	Morocco	10,300,000	32.9%	2009
33	Chile	8,369,036	50.4%	2008
34	Sweden	8,085,500	89.2%	2009
35	Saudi Arabia	7,700,000	26.8%	2009
36	Peru	7,636,400	25.8%	2008
37	Venezuela	7,552,570	28.2%	2009
38	Romania	7,430,000	33.4%	2008
39	Belgium	7,292,300	70.0%	2009
40	Czech Republic	6,027,700	59.0%	2009
41	Austria	5,936,700	72.3%	2009
42	Hungary	5,873,100	59.3%	2009
43	Israel	5,775,000	77.0%	2009
44	Switzerland	5,739,300	75.5%	2009
45	Greece	4,932,495	45.9%	2006
—	Hong Kong	4,878,713	69.2%	2005
46	Denmark	4,629,600	84.2%	2009
47	South Africa	4,590,000	9.4%	2008
48	Portugal	4,475,700	41.8%	2009
49	Finland	4,382,700	83.5%	2009
50	Norway	4,235,800	90.9%	2009
51	Sudan	4,200,000	10.2%	2009
52	Algeria	4,100,000	12.0%	2009
53	Slovakia	3,566,500	65.3%	2009
54	Syria	3,565,000	16.4%	2009
55	Singapore	3,370,000	72.4%	2009
56	New Zealand	3,360,000	79.7%	2008
57	Kenya	3,359,600	8.6%	2009
58	Serbia	3,300,000	44.7%	2009
59	Belarus	3,106,900	32.2%	2009
60	Dominican Republic	3,000,000	31.1%	2008
61	UAE	2,922,000	60.9%	2009
62	Ireland	2,830,100	67.3%	2009
63	Tunisia	2,800,000	26.7%	2008
64	Bulgaria	2,647,100	36.7%	2009
65	Uganda	2,500,000	7.7%	2009
66	Uzbekistan	2,469,000	8.9%	2009
67	Kazakhstan	2,300,000	14.9%	2009
68	Croatia	2,244,400	50.0%	2009
69	Lithuania	2,103,471	59.2%	2008
70	Guatemala	1,960,000	14.8%	2009
71	Ecuador	1,759,472	12.1%	2009
72	Jamaica	1,540,000	54.5%	2009
73	Jordan	1,500,500	23.9%	2009
74	Azerbaijan	1,485,100	18.0%	2009
75	Costa Rica	1,460,000	34.3%	2009
76	Cuba	1,450,000	12.7%	2009
77	Bosnia-Herzegovina	1,441,000	31.2%	2009
78	Zimbabwe	1,421,000	12.5%	2009
79	Latvia	1,369,600	61.4%	2009
80	Uruguay	1,340,000	38.3%	2009
81	Slovenia	1,300,000	64.8%	2008
82	Sri Lanka	1,163,500	5.5%	2009
83	Macedonia	1,100,000	52.0%[2]	2009
84	Georgia	1,024,000	22.2%	2009
85	Senegal	1,020,000	7.4%	2009
86	Kuwait	1,000,000	37.1%	2008
—	Puerto Rico	1,000,000	25.2%	2008
87	Haiti	1,000,000	11.1%	2008
88	Bolivia	1,000,000	10.2%	2008
89	Ghana	997,000	4.2%	2009
90	Lebanon	945,000	23.5%	2009
91	Panama	934,500	27.8%	2009
92	Paraguay	894,200	12.8%	2009
93	Estonia	888,100	68.3%	2009
94	Moldova	850,000	19.7%	2009
95	Kyrgyzstan	850,000	15.6%	2009
96	El Salvador	826,000	11.5%	2009
97	Albania	750,000	20.6%	2009
98	Cameroon	725,000	3.8%	2009
99	Zambia	700,000	5.9%	2009
100	Cote d'Ivoire	660,000	3.2%	2009
101	Honduras	658,500	8.4%	2009
102	Tajikistan	600,000	8.2%	2009
103	Bangladesh	556,000	0.4%	2009
104	Angola	550,000	4.3%	2009
105	Tanzania	520,000	1.3%	2009
106	Afghanistan	500,000	1.8%	2008
107	Nepal	499,000	1.7%	2009
108	Oman	465,000	13.6%	2009
109	Qatar	436,000	52.3%	2009
110	Bahrain	402,900	55.3%	2009
111	Luxembourg	387,000	78.7%	2009
112	Mauritius	380,000	29.6%	2009
113	Kosovo	377,000	20.9%	2009
114	Yemen	370,000	1.6%	2009
115	Ethiopia	360,000	0.4%	2009
—	Palestine (West Bank)	355,000	14.4%	2008
116	Togo	350,000	5.8%	2009
117	Mozambique	350,000	1.6%	2009
118	Cyprus	335,000	30.9%	2009
119	Mongolia	330,000	10.9%	2009
120	Libya	323,000	5.1%	2009
121	Iceland	319,756[3]	92.0%[4]	2009
122	Madagascar	316,100	1.5%	2009
123	Rwanda	300,000	2.8%	2009
124	Iraq	300,000	1.0%	2008
125	Montenegro	294,000	43.7%	2009
126	Democratic Republic of the Congo	290,000	0.4%	2009
—	Réunion	280,000	32.9%	2009
—	Macao	259,000	46.3%	2009
127	Trinidad and Tobago	227,000	18.5%	2009
128	Brunei	217,000	55.9%	2009
129	Guyana	205,000	27.2%	2009
130	Malta	200,200	49.4%	2009
131	Eritrea	200,000	2.2%	2009
132	Mali	200,000	1.5%	2009
133	Armenia	191,000	6.4%	2009
134	Barbados	188,000	66.1%	2009
135	Nicaragua	185,000	3.1%	2009
—	Martinique	160,000	39.6%	2009
136	Benin	160,000	1.8%	2009
137	Republic of the Congo	155,000	3.9%	2009
138	Bahamas	142,000	46.2%	2009
139	Burkina Faso	140,000	0.9%	2009
140	Malawi	139,500	0.9%	2008
141	Laos	130,000	1.9%	2009
142	Chad	130,000	1.3%	2009
143	Botswana	120,000	6.0%	2009
144	Papua New Guinea	120,000	2.0%	2009
145	Gambia	114,200	6.4%	2009
146	Namibia	113,500	5.4%	2009
147	Saint Lucia	110,000	68.6%	2009
148	Myanmar	108,900	0.2%	2009
—	Guadeloupe	103,000	23.3%	2009
149	Fiji	103,000	10.9%	2009
150	Cape Verde	102,800	23.9%	2009
151	Somalia	102,000	1.0%	2009
—	French Polynesia	90,000	31.4%	2009
152	Gabon	90,000	5.9%	2009
153	Guinea	90,000	0.9%	2009
—	Guam	85,000	47.6%	2009
—	New Caledonia	85,000	37.4%	2009
154	Swaziland	80,000	6.0%	2009
155	Niger	80,000	0.5%	2009
156	Turkmenistan	75,000	1.5%	2009
157	Cambodia	74,000	0.5%	2009
158	Lesotho	73,300	3.4%	2009
159	Maldives	71,700	18.1%	2009
160	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	66,000	63.1%	2009
161	Antigua and Barbuda	65,000	75.9%	2009
162	Burundi	65,000	0.7%	2009
163	Mauritania	60,000	1.9%	2009
164	Andorra	59,100	70.5%	2009
—	French Guiana	54,000	23.6%	2009
—	Greenland	52,000	90.3%	2008
—	Bermuda	51,000	75.2%	2009
165	Suriname	50,000	10.4%	2009
—	Guernsey	46,100	70.4%	2009
166	Bhutan	40,000	5.8%	2008
—	Faroe Islands	37,500	76.8%	2009
167	Guinea-Bissau	37,100	2.4%	2009
168	Belize	34,000	11.0%	2009
169	Seychelles	32,000	36.6%	2008
—	U.S. Virgin Islands	30,000	27.3%	2002
—	Jersey	28,500	31.1%	2009
170	Dominica	27,500	37.8%	2009
171	São Tomé and Príncipe	24,800	11.7%	2009
172	Grenada	24,000	26.4%	2009
—	Aruba	24,000	23.3%	2001
173	Liechtenstein	23,000	66.2%	2009
—	Cayman Islands	23,000	46.9%	2009
174	Comoros	23,000	3.1%	2009
175	Monaco	22,000	66.7%	2009
176	Liberia	20,000	0.6%	2008
177	Central African Republic	19,000	0.4%	2009
178	San Marino	17,000	56.4%	2009
179	Vanuatu	17,000	7.8%	2008
180	Saint Kitts and Nevis	16,000	39.9%	2009
181	Federated States of Micronesia	16,000	14.9%	2008
182	Sierra Leone	13,900	0.3%	2009
183	Djibouti	13,000	1.8%	2009
184	Equatorial Guinea	12,000	1.9%	2009
—	Northern Mariana Islands	10,000	19.4%	2003
185	Solomon Islands	10,000	33.1%	2009
—	Gibraltar	9,853	34.2%	2009
186	Samoa	9,000	4.1%	2009
187	Tonga	8,400	6.9%	2008
188	Palau	5,400	26.0%	2007
—	Cook Islands	5,000	42.1%	2009
—	Anguilla	4,500	31.2%	2009
189	Tuvalu	4,200	33.9%	2008
—	British Virgin Islands	4,000	16.3%	2002
—	Falkland Islands	2,483	100.0%	2009
190	Marshall Islands	2,200	3.4%	2007
191	Kiribati	2,000	1.8%	2001
—	Netherlands Antilles	2,000	0.9%	1999
192	Timor Leste	1,800	0.2%	2009
—	Montserrat	1,200	23.5%	2009
—	Wallis and Futuna	1,200	7.8%	2009
—	Niue	1,000	62.6%	2005
—	Saint Helena	1,000	13.1%	2003
—	Tokelau	800	58.4%	2007
—	Norfolk Island	700	27.4%	2005
—	Christmas Island	464	33.1%	2001
193	Nauru	300	33.1%	2002
194	Vatican City	93	17.1%	2009
195	North Korea	-	-	2009

[edit] References

5. For some reason I cannot edit the data but your info for Bulgaria needs to be updated. Here it says it has 3.45 million internet users, which is about 46% of the population. http://news.ibox.bg/news/id_302113844

[edit] See also

• List of countries by number of broadband Internet users
• National broadband plans from around the world

[edit] External links

• World stats

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