In recent years, due to rising inflation in Turkey and the increasing exchange rate, many internet providers have raised the prices of their services. In the current year, there is almost no provider that has not raised its prices. So which countries have the most expensive internet according to the monthly fee in the world? How Turkey ranks? Here is the ranking…

Countries with the most expensive internet

The list shared by Picodi Turkey is based on the subscription fee that providers charge for 100 Mbps speed. However, the comparison is based on the average of the prices on the providers’ official websites. So let’s move on to the countries with the most expensive internet in the world.

Norway comes first in the ranking. Providers operating in the country offer services for an average of 75.1 Euros per month for a speed of 100 Mbps. In second place is Iceland with 58.8 Euros, followed by Australia with 53.8 Euros.

Rank	Country	Monthly Subscription Price (100 Mbps)
1	Norway	75.1 Euro
2	Iceland	58.8 Euro
3	Australia	58.4 Euro
4	Switzerland	53.8 Euro
5	Ireland	50 Euro
6	USA	47.3 Euro
7	Puerto Rico	47.3 Euro
8	Denmark	45.4 Euro
9	Costa Rica	44.6 Euro
10	Nicaragua	44.5 Euro

According to the data, the average monthly fee for 100 Mbps speed in Turkey is 12.7 Euros. Our country is at the bottom of the ranking and is among the countries with the cheapest internet. Of course, as you can guess, the reason for this is the Euro unit.

The countries where the internet is the most expensive in the world are listed as follows;