Country
|
Internet users
|
Afghanistan
|
1,000 (2002)
|
Albania
|
30,000 (2003)
|
Algeria
|
500,000 (2002)
|
American Samoa
|
NA
|
Andorra
|
24,500 (2001)
|
Angola
|
41,000 (2002)
|
Anguilla
|
3,000 (2002)
|
Antigua and Barbuda
|
10,000 (2002)
|
Argentina
|
4.1 million (2002)
|
Armenia
|
150,000 (2003)
|
Aruba
|
24,000 (2002)
|
Australia
|
9.472 million (2002)
|
Austria
|
3.73 million (2003)
|
Azerbaijan
|
300,000 (2002)
|
Bahamas, The
|
84,000 (2003)
|
Bahrain
|
195,700 (2003)
|
Bangladesh
|
243,000 (2003)
|
Barbados
|
100,000 (2003)
|
Belarus
|
1,391,900 (2003)
|
Belgium
|
3.4 million (2002)
|
Belize
|
30,000 (2002)
|
Benin
|
70,000 (2003)
|
Bermuda
|
34,500 (2003)
|
Bhutan
|
15,000 (2003)
|
Bolivia
|
270,000 (2002)
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
100,000 (2002)
|
Botswana
|
60,000 (2002)
|
Brazil
|
14.3 million (2002)
|
British Virgin Islands
|
4,000 (2002)
|
Brunei
|
35,000 (2002)
|
Bulgaria
|
630,000 (2002)
|
Burkina Faso
|
48,000 (2003)
|
Burma
|
28,000 (2003)
|
Burundi
|
14,000 (2003)
|
Cambodia
|
30,000 (2002)
|
Cameroon
|
60,000 (2002)
note: Cameroon also had more than 100 cyber-cafes in 2001
|
Canada
|
16.11 million (2002)
|
Cape Verde
|
20,400 (2003)
|
Cayman Islands
|
9,909 (2003)
|
Central African Republic
|
5,000 (2002)
|
Chad
|
15,000 (2002)
|
Chile
|
3.575 million (2002)
|
China
|
94 million (2004)
|
Christmas Island
|
NA
|
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
|
NA
|
Colombia
|
2,732,200 (2003)
|
Comoros
|
5,000 (2003)
|
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
|
50,000 (2002)
|
Congo, Republic of the
|
15,000 (2003)
|
Cook Islands
|
3,600 (2002)
|
Costa Rica
|
800,000 (2002)
|
Cote d'Ivoire
|
90,000 (2002)
|
Croatia
|
1.014 million (2003)
|
Cuba
|
120,000
note: private citizens are prohibited from buying computers or accessing the Internet without special authorization; foreigners may access the Internet in large hotels, but are subject to firewalls; some Cubans buy illegal passwords on the black market, or take advantage of public outlets to access limited email and the government-controlled "intranet" (2004)
|
Cyprus
|
210,000 (2002)
|
Czech Republic
|
2.7 million (2003)
|
Denmark
|
2.756 million (2002)
|
Djibouti
|
6,500 (2003)
|
Dominica
|
12,500 (2002)
|
Dominican Republic
|
500,000 (2003)
|
East Timor
|
NA
|
Ecuador
|
569,700 (2003)
|
Egypt
|
4.2 million (2005)
|
El Salvador
|
550,000 (2003)
|
Equatorial Guinea
|
1,800 (2002)
|
Eritrea
|
9,500 (2003)
|
Estonia
|
444,000 (2002)
|
Ethiopia
|
75,000 (2003)
|
European Union
|
206,032,067 (September 2004)
|
Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
|
NA; however one-half of all households are reported to have internet access (2002)
|
Faroe Islands
|
25,000 (2002)
|
Fiji
|
55,000 (2003)
|
Finland
|
2.65 million (2002)
|
France
|
21.9 million (2003)
|
French Guiana
|
3,200 (2002)
|
French Polynesia
|
35,000 (2002)
|
Gabon
|
35,000 (2003)
|
Gambia, The
|
25,000 (2002)
|
Gaza Strip
|
60,000 (includes West Bank) (2001)
|
Georgia
|
150,500 (2003)
|
Germany
|
39 million (2003)
|
Ghana
|
170,000 (2002)
|
Gibraltar
|
6,200 (2002)
|
Greece
|
1,718,400 (2003)
|
Greenland
|
20,000 (2002)
|
Grenada
|
15,000 (2002)
|
Guadeloupe
|
20,000 (2002)
|
Guam
|
50,000 (2002)
|
Guatemala
|
400,000 (2002)
|
Guernsey
|
NA
|
Guinea
|
40,000 (2003)
|
Guinea-Bissau
|
19,000 (2003)
|
Guyana
|
125,000 (2002)
|
Haiti
|
80,000 (2002)
|
Holy See (Vatican City)
|
NA
|
Honduras
|
168,600 (2002)
|
Hong Kong
|
3,212,800 (2003)
|
Hungary
|
1.6 million (2002)
|
Iceland
|
195,000 (2003)
|
India
|
18.481 million (2003)
|
Indonesia
|
8 million (2002)
|
Iran
|
4.3 million (2003)
|
Iraq
|
25,000 (2002)
|
Ireland
|
1.26 million (2003)
|
Israel
|
2 million (2002)
|
Italy
|
18.5 million (2003)
|
Jamaica
|
600,000 (2002)
|
Japan
|
57.2 million (2002)
|
Jersey
|
NA
|
Jordan
|
457,000 (2003)
|
Kazakhstan
|
250,000 (2002)
|
Kenya
|
400,000 (2002)
|
Kiribati
|
2,000 (2002)
|
Korea, North
|
NA
|
Korea, South
|
29.22 million (2003)
|
Kuwait
|
567,000 (2003)
|
Kyrgyzstan
|
152,000 (2002)
|
Laos
|
15,000 (2002)
|
Latvia
|
936,000 (2003)
|
Lebanon
|
400,000 (2002)
|
Lesotho
|
21,000 (2002)
|
Liberia
|
1,000 (2002)
|
Libya
|
160,000 (2003)
|
Liechtenstein
|
20,000 (2002)
|
Lithuania
|
695,700 (2003)
|
Luxembourg
|
165,000 (2002)
|
Macau
|
120,000 (2003)
|
Macedonia
|
100,000 (2002)
|
Madagascar
|
70,500 (2003)
|
Malawi
|
36,000 (2003)
|
Malaysia
|
8,692,100 (2003)
|
Maldives
|
15,000 (2002)
|
Mali
|
25,000 (2002)
|
Malta
|
120,000 (2002)
|
Man, Isle of
|
NA
|
Marshall Islands
|
1,400 (2003)
|
Martinique
|
40,000 (2002)
|
Mauritania
|
10,000 (2002)
|
Mauritius
|
150,000 (2003)
|
Mayotte
|
NA
|
Mexico
|
10.033 million (2002)
|
Micronesia, Federated States of
|
6,000 (2002)
|
Moldova
|
150,000 (2002)
|
Monaco
|
16,000 (2002)
|
Mongolia
|
220,000 (2004)
|
Montserrat
|
NA
|
Morocco
|
800,000 (2003)
|
Mozambique
|
50,000 (2002)
|
Namibia
|
65,000 (2003)
|
Nauru
|
300 (2002)
|
Nepal
|
80,000 (2002)
|
Netherlands
|
8.5 million (2003)
|
Netherlands Antilles
|
2,000 (2000)
|
New Caledonia
|
60,000 (2003)
|
New Zealand
|
2.11 million (2003)
|
Nicaragua
|
90,000 (2002)
|
Niger
|
15,000 (2002)
|
Nigeria
|
750,000 (2003)
|
Niue
|
NA
|
Norfolk Island
|
700
|
Northern Mariana Islands
|
NA
|
Norway
|
2.288 million (2002)
|
Oman
|
180,000 (2002)
|
Pakistan
|
1.5 million (2002)
|
Panama
|
120,000 (2002)
|
Papua New Guinea
|
75,000 (2002)
|
Paraguay
|
120,000 (2003)
|
Peru
|
2.85 million (2003)
|
Philippines
|
3.5 million (2002)
|
Pitcairn Islands
|
NA
|
Poland
|
8.97 million (2003)
|
Portugal
|
3.6 million (2002)
|
Puerto Rico
|
600,000 (2002)
|
Qatar
|
126,000 (2003)
|
Reunion
|
150,000 (2002)
|
Romania
|
4 million (2003)
|
Russia
|
6 million (2002)
|
Rwanda
|
25,000 (2002)
|
Saint Helena
|
500 (2002)
|
Saint Kitts and Nevis
|
10,000 (2002)
|
Saint Lucia
|
13,000 (2002)
|
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
|
NA
|
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
|
7,000 (2002)
|
Samoa
|
4,000 (2002)
|
San Marino
|
14,300 (2002)
|
Sao Tome and Principe
|
15,000 (2003)
|
Saudi Arabia
|
1.5 million (2003)
|
Senegal
|
225,000 (2003)
|
Serbia and Montenegro
|
847,000 (2003)
|
Seychelles
|
11,700 (2002)
|
Sierra Leone
|
8,000 (2002)
|
Singapore
|
2.31 million (2002)
|
Slovakia
|
1,375,800 (2003)
|
Slovenia
|
750,000 (2002)
|
Solomon Islands
|
2,200 (2002)
|
Somalia
|
89,000 (2002)
|
South Africa
|
3.1 million (2002)
|
Spain
|
9.789 million (2003)
|
Sri Lanka
|
200,000 (2002)
|
Sudan
|
300,000 (2003)
|
Suriname
|
20,000 (2002)
|
Svalbard
|
NA
|
Swaziland
|
27,000 (2003)
|
Sweden
|
5.125 million (2002)
|
Switzerland
|
2.556 million (2002)
|
Syria
|
220,000 (2002)
|
Taiwan
|
13.8 million (2005)
|
Tajikistan
|
4,100 (2003)
|
Tanzania
|
250,000 (2003)
|
Thailand
|
6,971,500 (2003)
|
Togo
|
210,000 (2003)
|
Tokelau
|
NA
|
Tonga
|
2,900 (2002)
|
Trinidad and Tobago
|
138,000 (2002)
|
Tunisia
|
630,000 (2003)
|
Turkey
|
5.5 million (2003)
|
Turkmenistan
|
8,000 (2002)
|
Turks and Caicos Islands
|
NA
|
Tuvalu
|
1,300 (2002)
|
Uganda
|
125,000 (2003)
|
Ukraine
|
3.8 million (2003)
|
United Arab Emirates
|
1,110,200 (2003)
|
United Kingdom
|
25 million (2002)
|
United States
|
159 million (2002)
|
Uruguay
|
400,000 (2002)
|
Uzbekistan
|
492,000 (2003)
|
Vanuatu
|
7,500 (2003)
|
Venezuela
|
1,274,400 (2002)
|
Vietnam
|
3.5 million (2003)
|
Virgin Islands
|
30,000 (2002)
|
Wallis and Futuna
|
900 (2002)
|
West Bank
|
145,000 (includes Gaza Strip) (2003)
|
Western Sahara
|
NA
|
World
|
604,111,719 (2002 est.)
|
Yemen
|
100,000 (2002)
|
Zambia
|
68,200 (2003)
|
Zimbabwe
|
500,000 (2002)
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