Fiber Users Report Ashoj 2083: WorldLink Leads, Vianet at Second

Last Updated on November 4, 2026

Summary✨

• WorldLink continues to lead Nepal’s fiber internet market with over 11.23 lakh subscribers as of Ashoj 2083.
• Vianet remains in second position, followed by Dish Home and Nepal Telecom.
• Classic Tech recorded the highest subscriber growth among the listed ISPs, adding over 5,500 users in a month.
• Nepal Telecom’s affordable 30 Mbps annual fiber package has attracted significant demand following the withdrawal of cheaper plans by private ISPs.
• The competition in Nepal’s fiber internet market is intensifying as providers revise their packages and pricing strategies.

The number of fiber internet subscribers in Nepal continues to grow, with WorldLink maintaining its position as the country’s largest internet service provider (ISP). The latest Management Information System (MIS) report from the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) for Ashoj 2083 shows changes in the subscriber base of major internet service providers.

WorldLink has further strengthened its lead, while Vianet remains in second place. Dish Home has moved ahead of Nepal Telecom in the latest figures, making the competition between the two providers particularly close.

In Ashoj 2083, Nepal’s fiber internet user figure stood at 35 lakh, 67 thousand, and 683 users, while the same figure stood at 35 lakh, 63 thousand, and 666 in Bhadra. The industry saw an increase of over 4 thousand subscribers in a month, not a huge growth.

Customer Base of Major ISPs

WorldLink continues to dominate Nepal’s fiber internet market with over 11.23 lakh subscribers. Vianet holds the second position with around 3.80 lakh users, while Dish Home has moved ahead of Nepal Telecom with nearly 3.76 lakh subscribers.

Nepal Telecom now stands fourth in the ranking, with around 3.75 lakh fiber subscribers. The state-owned telecom operator has, however, attracted renewed attention following the introduction of its affordable annual NT 30 Mbps internet package.

Classic Tech remains among the major internet service providers with over 3 lakh subscribers. Subisu and CG Net follow with approximately 2.73 lakh and 95 thousand subscribers, respectively.

Here is the subscriber base of the top ISPs in Nepal with their customer base from the latest NTA report.

As the figures show, WorldLink added 1,631 subscribers in Ashoj, maintaining a significant lead over other providers. Classic Tech recorded the highest growth among the listed ISPs, adding 5,523 subscribers during the month.

Dish Home also added 1,332 subscribers, while Subisu and CG Net recorded increases of 1,500 and 395 users, respectively. In contrast, Vianet and Nepal Telecom saw slight declines in their fiber subscriber bases.

Nepal Telecom Gains Popularity With Affordable 30 Mbps Package

Nepal Telecom (NTC) is receiving renewed attention in Nepal’s fiber internet market following the introduction of its affordable 30 Mbps annual NT Fiber package. The growing interest comes as private internet service providers have withdrawn cheaper internet packages and shifted towards plans offering speeds of 50 Mbps and above.

NTC introduced the 30 Mbps package at just Rs 4,999 for a year, with the installation fee waived. The offer has become an attractive option for budget-conscious households, students, and users who do not require very high internet speeds.

The package gained significant popularity after private ISPs discontinued their affordable lower-speed options ahead of Dashain. Many customers who were previously using cheaper internet plans have started considering Nepal Telecom as an alternative.

According to Nepal Telecom, requests for new fiber connections are running at over 1200 every day, which is double the previous figures. The company also reported a sharp rise in enquiries following the promotion of its affordable package. To address the demand for queries, the company has launched an NT Complaint Portal wherein users can apply for a new NT fiber connection or register their complaints regarding the services.

The surge in demand even put pressure on NTC’s customer support hotline, 198. To manage the growing number of requests, the company expanded its hotline capacity and introduced an online portal through which customers can request new fiber connections and register complaints.

Although Nepal Telecom’s fiber subscriber base declined slightly in Ashoj, the recent surge in demand could help the company strengthen its position in the coming months. The impact of the affordable package and the shift in customer preference should become clearer in the upcoming NTA MIS reports.

In Summary: Fiber Internet Users in Nepal

WorldLink remains the dominant player in Nepal’s fiber internet market, with Vianet maintaining its second position. Dish Home has now moved ahead of Nepal Telecom, while Classic Tech continues to expand its subscriber base.

Meanwhile, Nepal Telecom’s affordable 30 Mbps package has introduced another dimension to the competition. With private ISPs moving away from lower-speed budget plans, NTC has an opportunity to attract more customers who prioritize affordability over higher bandwidth.

It will be interesting to see whether the growing demand for NTC’s fiber service translates into a significant increase in its subscriber base in the coming months.

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