Under Elon Musk’s leadership, SpaceX will launch Starlink, a satellite internet service. In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, Musk stated, “We are waiting for approval from the government of Pakistan.” Starlink, famed for its ambitious satellite internet network, intends to bring high-speed broadband to areas with poor or non-existent access. The service has already altered internet access in a number of nations by launching thousands of small satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) and connecting them to ground transceivers. Estimated packages for Pakistan Although Starlink hasn’t officially launched in Pakistan yet, here are some details about potential internet packages based on global price fluctuations: Residential Package: Offers speeds of 50-250 Mbps at a monthly cost of PKR 35,000, with a one-time hardware fee of PKR 110,000. Business Package: Provides 100-500 Mbps speed, priced at PKR 95,000 per month. The hardware setup would cost PKR 220,000. Mobility Package: Ensures speeds of 50-250 Mbps, priced at PKR 50,000 monthly, with hardware costs of PKR 120,000.