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Starlink remote connectivity delivers fast, affordable internet across the globe by using low Earth orbit satellites to beam high-speed, low-latency broadband to homes, travelers, and businesses — even in areas with limited traditional infrastructure. Flexible service plans and simple online ordering make it easy to get connected in minutes.

Starlink remote connectivity is now available in Tajikistan, offering high-speed, low-latency internet across the country following a licensing agreement between Starlink and the Tajik government. This expansion is expected to improve digital access — especially in remote and mountainous regions — and support education, healthcare, and economic development.

Starlink remote connectivity is now available in Senegal, delivering high-speed, low-latency internet that extends broadband access to remote and underserved regions across the country. This expansion supports digital inclusion, educational access, economic growth, and public services, aligning with national goals to bridge the digital divide and foster connectivity for all.

Starlink remote connectivity has officially launched in Bolivia after the government lifted restrictions that previously blocked international satellite providers. This milestone brings high-speed, low-latency internet to remote and underserved regions across the country, enabling widespread access to streaming, education, telehealth, and business services. The rollout reflects a major step toward reducing Bolivia’s digital divide and integrating it into the global broadband ecosystem.

Starlink’s remote connectivity has connected more than 1 million people in Brazil with reliable high-speed internet, especially in rural and underserved areas where traditional infrastructure is limited. This satellite broadband access supports education, telehealth, business growth, and emergency communication, showcasing satellite internet’s role in bridging connectivity gaps across the vast Brazilian territory.