how can i practice wicca online?

Im 13 and I've explored Wicca recently and made lots of research and i decided that i want to practice Wicca with all my heart. The problem is that I'm not from the UK and in my country there aren't any classes ,and there's a no way chance my parents will pay for me to learn another religion. I seriously want to be a Wicca, i know what it means and i know what path i have to do in life, I'm not like those other teens thinking that Wicca is the way you want it, I really want to give it a try before it's too late. I know Wicca isn't going anywhere ,but who knows what happens to me when I'm in the chance? And please, as i always say in questions , NO STUPID ANSWERS THAT DON'T ANSWER MY QUESTION!!!!

Magicka school run free classes and mentoring for those interested in Wicca.
http://www.magickaschool.com/index.php

Go to WICCIPEDIA!

Are you sure there aren't any Pagan groups or gatherings in your country? Here in the US, there are TONS--and I'm sure you can find something compatible in your country. Just do a search for "[your town] Pagans" and you should find something.

Bear in mind that most covens won't train minors without parents' permission, so you still want to talk to your parents. Most covens won't charge to teach you, but you will need to pay for your own supplies--try babysitting or doing yard work and other odd jobs for cash.

If your parents won't let you study Wicca, then study everything you can about science, astrology, mythology, history, and herbalism. Learn how to meditate. All this things will help you when you're 18 and your parents no longer have a say.

No matter what, if ANYONE says you need to have sex with them in order to become a Wiccan, they're lying. Avoid such people at all costs!

1. You have to be 18 or older to be legally accepted as a student.
2. There are websites all over that have to do with Wicca some incorporated Witchcraft into it as well even though it is a separate practice.
3. The years and a day rule is a good one. Once you are 18 (unless one or more parent is Wiccan) you can legally be accepted as a student and have a guide in your studies. The year and a day gives you that long to decide (after researching the Wiccan beliefs) which branch of Wicca (if any) you wish to join. You then formally dedicate your life to study for another year and a day. After that you start your studies in Ernest.
I hope this helps.

Wicca is a religion. It's something one takes seriously. 'practicing Wicca on line" doesn't even make sense. Do you mean learn about Wicca on line? That's a different matter entirely. But, seriously, the Internet is a bad place to learn about Wicca. There is a ton of bad information on line, and the good information is rather short. That's the nature of the Internet. (In fact, if you're informed enough about Wicca do decided you want to embrace it, you're already well beyond what the Internet can offer.) To get a well-rounded education of Wicca. you really need other sources than just the Internet. For an eclectic such as yourself, that's commonly books.

If you cannot currently purchase books or borrow them from a library, then you're going to need to be patient. Soon enough you'll be old enough to do these things yourself. As you said, Wicca is not going anywhere. There's no such thing as "too late."