The advent of the Internet and ICT, as the souvenir of the third millennium, has changed various aspects of human life and directed the world toward the establishment of the universal integrated village. By reducing the cost of communication considerably, internet has expanded the cultural, social, and economic relationship among nations. In particular, Internet has played an important role in international trade and finance, and the e-commerce share of the world's trade has been rapidly increasing. This paper investigates the effects of the use of internet on the exports in selected Asian countries; we set up a simultaneous equation macro-model, and use a Panel fixed effect method to estimate the model. The data consists of the members of the ASEAN+3 (Singapore, Philippine, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan, China) as well as Iran over the period 1992-2002. The estimation results indicate that one percent increase in the number of internet users on average leads to a 0.044percentincreasein the volume of total exports.