A pamphlet recently obtained by NK News has revealed the mobile broadband services provided to foreigners by Koryolink, one of the country's main internet providers, services which allow for wireless internet access inside and outside the capital city of Pyongyang.
Koryolink offers three different rates, entitled "Browser, Streamer, and Business," all with connection fees of 21,000 North Korean Won (€150 at the official exchange rate) for USB modem and SIM card provision.
A pamphlet recently obtained by NK News has revealed the mobile broadband services provided to foreigners by Koryolink, one of the country's main internet providers, services which allow for wireless internet access inside and outside the capital city of Pyongyang.
Koryolink offers three different rates, entitled "Browser, Streamer, and Business," all with connection fees of 21,000 North Korean Won (€150 at the official exchange rate) for USB modem and SIM card provision.
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