Internet Service Providers in Marshall Islands (2025) | TopProviders.net
Complete guide to internet options in Majuro, Ebeye, and across the atolls. For Micronesia connectivity tips, see our Pacific Islands Internet Guide.
Internet Providers in Marshall Islands
1. NTA (National Telecommunications Authority)
Speed: Up to 50Mbps (4G LTE) | Avg. 10Mbps
Coverage: Majuro (90%), Ebeye (85%), 15 outer atolls
Pros:
- Government-operated national provider
- Most reliable coverage
- Prepaid SIM cards available
Cons:
- Expensive data (max 30GB/month)
- Satellite-dependent (600ms+ latency)
- Frequent congestion in urban areas
2. Marshall Islands Telecom Services (MITS)
Speed: Up to 20Mbps (WiMAX) | Avg. 8Mbps
Coverage: Majuro, Ebeye, Kwajalein
Pros:
- Alternative to NTA
- Unlimited nighttime data
- Business-focused packages
Cons:
- Very limited coverage
- Outdated technology
3. Starlink (Emerging Option)
Speed: Up to 150Mbps | Avg. 60Mbps
Coverage: Available with clear sky view
Pros:
- 10x faster than local options
- Lower latency (~120ms)
- Unlimited data potential
Cons:
- High initial cost ($700+)
- No local technical support
- Import taxes apply
Key Connectivity Facts
Infrastructure Status Satellite Dependent
Relies on Intelsat satellite with 600ms+ latency. No submarine cable connections.
Visitor Options Limited Availability
Prepaid SIMs available at Amata Kabua International Airport (NTA counter) with packages from 2GB ($15) to 20GB ($80).
Hotel WiFi Basic Service
Most hotels offer WiFi with speeds 2-5Mbps, often with daily data limits ($10-20/day).
Pricing Comparison (USD$)
| Provider | Type | Data | Speed | Price/Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NTA | 4G Home | 30GB | Up to 50Mbps | 150 |
| MITS | WiMAX | Unlimited* | Up to 20Mbps | 200 |
| Starlink | Satellite | Unlimited | 60-150Mbps | 99 |
*Speed throttled after 100GB
Recommendations
- For Residents: NTA 4G (Most available option)
- For Businesses: Starlink (Best speeds if affordable)
- For Tourists: NTA Prepaid SIM (Purchase at airport)
Note: Internet is expensive and unreliable. More at TopProviders.net or our Pacific Islands Guide.