World Discovery Engine
Internet use · MLT · 2024

Malta internet use rate: 93.86029816%

93.86029816% of people in Malta used the internet in 2024. Among the 182 countries currently included in this verified same-year dataset, Malta ranks 35th.

2024 OBSERVATION · MLT · IT.NET.USER.ZS

How Malta compares

VALUE

93.86029816%

Individuals using the Internet (% of population) in 2024.

RANK

35th of 182

This rank applies only to the countries currently included in this verified same-year dataset, not to a complete worldwide ranking.

CONTEXT

11.756900790000003 pp above median

Malta is 11.756900790000003 percentage points above the 82.10339737% median of the 182 included countries and 6.139701840000001 percentage points below the highest included value of 100%.

Closest included countries

HUN

Hungary

93.77898628% in 2024, 0.08131188000000122 percentage points lower.

FIN

Finland

93.72405196% in 2024, 0.1362462000000022 percentage points lower.

MKD

North Macedonia

93.6% in 2024, 0.26029816000000494 percentage points lower.

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Definition and provenance

Indicator: IT.NET.USER.ZS — Individuals using the Internet (% of population).

Individuals who have used the Internet from any location in the last 3 months.

Source: International Telecommunication Union (ITU), World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Database, surfaced via World Bank World Development Indicators (WDI), Indicators API v2. Unit: % of population. License: CC BY-4.0.

Observation year: 2024. Retrieved: 23 August 2026. Retrieval date is not treated as the observation year.

Please cite the International Telecommunication Union for third-party use of these data.

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Scope note

This page reports the 2024 observation from the same validated same-year dataset used by the parent comparison. It does not claim a historical WDI revision, a causal explanation or a complete global rank.

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