WorldLink launches 6G internet with WiFi 6: 40% higher coverage, 4X faster speed

Nepal’s leading internet service provider, WorldLink, has launched “6G” (WiFi 6) internet service with Nokia. The company announced the next-gen service at a special event in Kathmandu on Sunday, November 9, 2025.

The private ISP has declared its WiFi 6 service as a new step towards the future of internet connectivity. It said that the advanced technology-enabled internet will guide Nepali customers and businesses to a new direction.

On the launch of the new technology, Dileep Agrawal, Chairman and Managing Director of Worldlink Communications Limited, said that the company is continuously committed to innovation and customer satisfaction. He shared, “Wi-Fi 6 is ​​a decisive step towards a smart, fast, and efficient digital life in Nepal.”

WorldLink 6G to ensure high-quality broadband performance

The company claims that its WiFi 6 will provide 40% higher coverage, 75% less latency, and 4X higher throughput compared to the current-generation WiFi (WiFi 5). In Nepal, a few other top ISPs have also launched WiFi 6. But it seems that WorldLink wanted to wait and only launch the service with more thought and market research. Anyway, if your current broadband performance is not meeting your expectations and needs, a WiFi 6 package will certainly do.

Did you know? WiFi 5 is technically known as IEEE 802.11ac, and WiFi 6 is called IEEE 802.11ax.

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Powered by Nokia’s enterprise-grade WiFi 6 router

The high-speed of WorldLink’s WiFi 6 service is powered by an enterprise-grade router. Enter the Nokia G-1426G-A router. It comes with speed support of up to 1.5 Gbps and features 4x Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports. The router can cover a distance of up to 3000 sq/ft, which ensures you get reliable internet service across a large area.

WorldLink WiFi 6 Packages and Price

Now, to the main part- WorldLink’s WiFi 6 packages:

WorldLink 6G Internet-Only Package with WiFi 6

WorldLink 6G (WiFi 6) internet plans start at 200 Mbps for Rs 3450 for three months and Rs 13000 for a year. Likewise, the top-tier 600 Mbps plan is priced at Rs 5300 for three months and Rs 20000 for a yearly package. There are mid-tier plans such as 400 Mbps and 500 Mbps. These are internet-only plans. So, if you only need high-speed internet and no Cine+ IPTV service, you can buy these, which also drives down the price a bit.

WorldLink Internet with IPTV Cine+ with WiFi 6

WorldLink 6G also comes with Cine+ (NETTV Premium) if you want internet with an IPTV subscription. These packages begin at 200 Mbps at Rs 4200 for three months and Rs 15000 for a year. Likewise, the premium 600 Mbps package with Cine+ comes in at Rs 5800 for three months and Rs 22000 for a year. Like with the internet-only plans, there are 400 Mbps and 500 Mbps plans with WorldLink’s digital TV service.

One-Time Installation Charge

WorldLink 6G charges Rs 1000 for a 6G ONT router rental for three months and Rs 500 for a year as a special launch offer. They cost Rs 3000 and Rs 2000 for three months and twelve months, respectively. At the same time, the ISP charges Rs 1000 as a refundable deposit for the same device.

The launch offer extends to the equipment as well. Both drop wire and installation come for free during the initial months. The company has set Rs 1000 for both drop wire and installation after the offer ends.

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STB installation charge

For NetTV STB, you need to pay Rs 1500 for standard and Rs 2000 for the Android platform for three months. The same costs Rs 500 and Rs 2000 for standard and Android packages, respectively, for the primary rental. These pricings apply to the Primary Rental service. The secondary and tertiary rental costs Rs 2000 and Rs 3000 for Standard and Android, respectively, for three months, and Rs 2000 and Rs 3000 for a year.

For NetTV STB installation, WorldLink costs Rs 100 on all standard, Android, 3/12 month subscription. It’s a refundable deposit, so you get it back when you return the STB to the company later.

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Our conclusion

WorldLink’s 6G service marks the launch of its WiFi 6 service with higher broadband performance for users. With this service, the company will further contribute to digital connectivity in nepal, helping regular users, organizations, and businesses. It also means that WiFi 6 technology is increasingly becoming more prominent. So, if you are on a WiFi 5 router and want an upgrade, WorldLink has become another top choice for it.