Wafa's Worldwide Satellite Internet Coverage Details over Africa, Afghanistan, South America, Libya, Iraq & Middle East

Global Satellite Internet Coverage – Ka, Ku & C Band

Why is satellite internet services better than other internet access technologies?

It's very simple. Satellite Internet is wireless and not dependent on any local ISP. It doesn't depend on cable and this means you can get much broader coverage in almost any part of the world.

Wafa operates its internet services on all premium satellites – a combination of Ku, C and Ka band ( depending on the location) with an uptime up to 99.5% ( one of the most reliable in the industry ).

You can be in the most remote location – forest, land, sea, desert, etc. - and be assured that with Wafa's satellite broadband you're always connected with full reliability and support.

Wafa offers full satellite internet coverage over:

Please click on any of the above links for your region of coverage OR, just contact us ( as per details below) and we will guide you in choosing the best internet via satellite solution for your needs.

	+971-2- 5500223
	email
	WhatsApp +971-56-5057892

The advantages of Ka band satellite internet over other technologies are :

Much smaller dish sizes due to the spot beams with high frequency.
VSAT terminal costs on Ka band are very low due to small dish sizes and hence very cheap on shipment as well.
Ka band sites can deliver rich multimedia very economically.
Recurring monthly service charges are as low as DSL/ADSL or fiber connectivity. In short low costs and high bandwidth !
Better coverage than DSL as satellite beams can reach areas where fiber connectivity can never reach.
Lower latencies making it even better for VPN and/or VoIP.

With its latest cutting edge Ka band technology Wafa assures it customers the best broadband speeds at unbelievable pricing! For details visit our Ka band section.

However, the coverage on KA band is very limited around the world and is gradually extending as more and more Ka band satellite birds are going into the orbit.

Where there's no Ka band coverage then we prefer to provide connectivity over Ku and/or C band.