According to March's ABC Electronic results, Telegraph.co.uk attracted 17 million unique users, of which 10.9 million (65%) were overseas.
Marcus Warren, editor of Telegraph.co.uk, said that outside the UK, most of the site's users came from the US. He added: "We're confident that our content is extremely attractive to a UK audience, but there's also a global demand too. In March, we had some really strong stories on the site around the Budget and the credit crunch."
The Daily Mail's online offering also attracted a strong foreign audience, with 71% (12.8 million) of its 17.9 million worldwide user base for March logging on from abroad.
While March's unique user numbers for Guardian.co.uk fell by 4.2% to 18.7 million, its website can still boast the highest number of UK users at 7.7 million, compared to the Daily Mail's UK figure of 5.1 million, The Daily Telegraph's six million and The Times' 5.6 million.
The Daily Mirror's first ABCe listing attracted four million unique users, while The Sun Online added more than one million users to its site, to reach 13 million users last month.
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