SpaceX Starlink satellite broadband internet is now available in 36 countries (list)

This past weekend, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced on Twitter that Starlink satellite broadband internet is now available in 36 countries around the globe. He shared the link to the map which shows the current and future availability of Starlink in any region around the globe.

SpaceX has added 22 countries to the supported list in the last ~12 months. In August of 2021, we posted a list of 14 supported countries only which has now grown to 36 (list below).

However, this is just a start as the region support map on the Starlink website shows a huge number of countries where the satellite broadband service is coming next year.

List of 36 countries that support Starlink

1. United States
2. Canada
3. United Kingdom
4. Germany
5. France
6. Austria
7. Netherlands
8. Ireland
9. Belgium
10. Sweden
11. Switzerland
12. Denmark
13. Portugal
14. Mexico
15. New Zealand
16. Australia
17. Chile
18. Poland
19. Italy
20. Czech Republic
21. Croatia
22. Lithuania
23. Spain
24. Slovakia
25. Slovenia
26. Tonga
27. Brazil
28. Bulgaria
29. Ukraine
30. Romania
31. Greece
32. Latvia
33. Hungary
34. North Macedonia
35. Luxembourg
36. Saint Martin

Looking at the Starlink country support map we see that SpaceX has divided countries and regions into 3 parts i.e. Available (light blue), Wait List (dark blue), and Coming Soon (dark turquoise).

But there is another color largely present on the map — the dark brown. The brown areas covered with brown are Russia, China, Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, Cuba, Venezuela, and Caracas. Perhaps, SpaceX has no near-future plans to provide Starlink in these locations.

Related: FCC approves SpaceX’s Starlink earth terminals for moving vehicles, Tesla shows Starlink on a trailer with solar panels in Germany

Pakistan and India are also on SpaceX’s list of upcoming supported countries. Last year in December, two high-level executives met with the Chairman of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) at the authority’s headquarters in the country’s capital city Islamabad. Both sides discussed the possibility of adding Pakistan to the list of Starlink satellite broadband internet-supported countries.

SpaceX sent 46 Starlink satellites to the low Earth orbit (LEO) on Friday, July 22nd — which was the 32nd Starlink mission aboard Falcon 9 this year.

Again on Sunday, July 24th, SpaceX sent the 33rd Starlink mission to space with 54 satellites to add to the constellation (interestingly, it was an overall 54th Starlink mission as well, watch the video below). SpaceX launched 6 Starlink missions in July 2022 alone.

As quickly as SpaceX is building the Starlink constellation of satellites, the proliferation of broadband internet will expand to the most remote and unserved areas of our planet and enable them to be able to connect to the rest of the world.

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