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Moldova is among the top 10 countries in the world with the cheapest fixed high-speed Internet.

Moldova is among the top 10 countries in the world with the cheapest fixed high-speed Internet.

According to a study conducted by the Cable.co.uk platform, the country's average price for internet is $9.19 (it is made by analyzing 18 packages offered on the market). With this price, Moldova ranks 9th in the world and 3rd in the CIS in 2024. Internet is cheaper than in Moldova in the following countries: Sudan - $2.4 per month, Argentina - $5.17, Belarus - $7.03, Ukraine - $7.35, Egypt - $8.31, Romania - $8.6, Vietnam - $8.72, Kazakhstan - $9.08. The most expensive Internet is in the Solomon Islands - $457.74. The authors of the study also ranked the regions of the world. The lowest prices for the Internet - an average of $16.46 per month – are in the CIS countries. Next come Eastern Europe - $18.06, Baltic States - $21.58, North Africa - $22.95, South America - $38.5, Asia - $39.9, Western Europe - $50. Consumers in Central America pay the most for the internet - $105.72 per month. This year's study covered 223 countries and territories of the world. It is noted that the average price of an internet package in the world in 2024 was $55.89, which is 1.84% cheaper than the previous year. With the exception of 2020, when the world's internet went up in price by an average of 25.5%, internet packages have become cheaper every year since 2018. Since 2018, the cost of internet globally has dropped from an average of $74.2 to $55.89 (almost 25%). // 23.05.2024 - InfoMarket.

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