Islamabad, Jan 9: Starlink, the satellite internet service launched by SpaceX under the leadership of Elon Musk, is set to debut in Pakistan. In a tweet on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, Elon Musk stated, “We are waiting for approval from the government of Pakistan.”
Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, is set to launch in Pakistan, offering high-speed broadband access to areas with unreliable or no connectivity
Although Starlink hasn’t officially launched in Pakistan yet, here are some details about potential internet packages based on global price fluctuations:
Estimated Starlink Packages and Prices in Pakistan
While Starlink has not officially launched in Pakistan, here are the estimated prices for its internet packages based on rates from other regions:
- Residential Package: 50-250 Mbps speed, priced at PKR 35,000 per month. One-time hardware cost: PKR 110,000.
- Business Package: 100-500 Mbps speed, priced at PKR 95,000 per month. One-time hardware cost: PKR 220,000.
- Mobility Package: 50-250 Mbps speed, priced at PKR 50,000 per month. One-time hardware cost: PKR 120,000.
Starlink Prices in Other Countries
For reference, here are Starlink’s prices in other regions:
- United States: USD 110 per month, one-time hardware cost of USD 599.
- United Kingdom: £89 per month, one-time hardware cost of £499.
- Australia: AUD 139 per month, one-time hardware cost of AUD 709.
How to Subscribe to Starlink
If Starlink becomes available in Pakistan, here is the subscription process for new users:
- Visit the Starlink Website: Enter your address to check service availability.
- Sign Up and Deposit: Pay a refundable deposit (typically USD 99) to secure your spot in the queue.
- Receive the Starlink Kit: The kit includes the Starlink Dish, Wi-Fi Router, Power Supply, Cables, and Mounting Tripod.
- Install the System: Set up the dish in an area with a clear view of the sky, connect it to the router, and power it on.
- Use the Starlink App: Follow the app’s on-screen instructions to manage your network. The dish will automatically connect to satellites, enabling internet access.
