Now active in UAE — March 2026
Starlink satellite internet has arrived in the UAE
SpaceX officially activated Starlink coverage on 18 March 2026. TechBros is tracking everything — hardware, plans, and what it means for UAE residents.
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Starlink hardware kits
Portable
Starlink Mini
- Compact, lightweight dish
- Built-in Wi-Fi router
- Low power draw (25–40W) — ideal for portable setups
Home
Starlink Standard
- Phased-array antenna with wider coverage
- Integrated Wi-Fi 6 mesh router
- Motorised self-aligning mount
Enterprise
Starlink Performance
- Highest throughput — up to 400+ Mbps (gigabit-capable with future updates)
- Enhanced antenna for extreme environments
- Enhanced durability — wider temperature range and snowmelt capability
Starlink is licensed by TDRA in the UAE (Licence No. 2 of 2024, valid through 2034). This page is for informational purposes only and is not affiliated with SpaceX.
Frequently asked questions
Is Starlink now active in the UAE?
Yes. SpaceX officially launched Starlink satellite internet in the UAE on 18 March 2026. TDRA granted Starlink a 10-year licence in 2024, and residential and business plans are now live.
What speeds does Starlink offer?
Speeds vary by kit: Starlink Mini delivers up to ~190 Mbps, Standard up to 400 Mbps, and Performance up to 400+ Mbps (with gigabit capability planned). Latency is approximately 20–40ms. Actual speeds depend on location and network congestion.
What Starlink hardware kits are there?
There are three kits: Starlink Mini (compact ~3 lb dish with built-in router, 25–40W power draw, ideal for portable use), Starlink Standard (larger antenna with integrated Wi-Fi router for home use, up to 400 Mbps), and Starlink Performance (highest throughput with enhanced durability, designed for enterprise and extreme environments).
Does Starlink work in Dubai?
Starlink coverage has been activated across the UAE, including Dubai. The service uses a constellation of satellites orbiting at approximately 550km altitude to provide coverage across the region.
Is Starlink regulated in the UAE?
Yes. The UAE's Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA) granted Starlink a 10-year licence in June 2024 (Licence No. 2 of 2024), initially for maritime satellite internet services. This paved the way for the full residential and business launch in March 2026.
Can I use Starlink for business in the UAE?
Yes. Starlink offers business plans from AED 248/month, with hardware suitable for demanding environments. The Performance kit is designed for construction sites, marine applications, and remote operations, with enhanced durability and gigabit-capable speeds planned.
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