English IPTV abroad
English-language TV, wherever you live
Moved abroad, staying long-term, or raising children in two languages? English IPTV brings English-language news, entertainment, sport and films to the TV you already have — through your internet connection, without a dish. Here is what to check first, and how to set it up in a new country.
Who it helps
Three reasons people look for English IPTV
- Expat households
Home news in your own language
Local TV is in the local language. English-language news and entertainment keep evenings familiar — and help the family follow what is happening back home.
- Long stays
Months abroad, not a weekend
Remote workers and long-stay travelers want a setup that moves with them: a streaming stick or laptop and one subscription, instead of a new contract in every country.
- Bilingual families
Keeping English part of daily life
Children's programs and family films in English are one of the easiest ways to keep a second language alive at home.
Before you subscribe
Six things to check when you live abroad
Most disappointments with TV abroad come from one of these. Ask us about any of them before you pay.
| Check | Why it matters | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| What is available for your region | Lineups vary, and the channel you miss most is the one that matters. | Send us your country and the channels you care about. |
| Your local internet | Rental flats often come with slow or shared connections. | Run a speed test in the evening; aim for 15 Mbps or more. |
| Your local app store | Some apps are listed only in certain countries' stores. | Tell us your device and country — we suggest an app that is listed there. |
| Time zones | Live programs air on their home schedule, not yours. | Set the TV guide in your app to your local time zone. |
| Paying from abroad | Prices are in USD; your bank converts them. | Ask which payment options work from your country. |
| Support in English | Troubleshooting in a second language is hard work. | Our support is in English, in writing, on WhatsApp and email. |
Setting up
Setting up English TV in a new country
Decide which screen you will use
A Smart TV with a local app store, or a streaming stick you bring with you. Sticks travel well and plug into any HDMI port.
Test the connection at peak time
Rental Wi-Fi varies wildly. A test or one-month plan tells you quickly whether the flat's internet is up to it.
Set your time zone and language
In the player app, set the guide to local time and open the English-language groups first.
Save your favorites
Add your everyday channels so the whole family can find them without scrolling through other countries.
Moving again soon?
Your plan is not tied to an address. Take your streaming stick, connect it to the new TV and Wi-Fi, and sign in with the same details.
- Pack the stick, its power adapter and remote
- Bring a plug adapter for the new country
- Keep your login in the WhatsApp chat
Please make sure receiving the service is permitted in the country where you live. Our terms of use explain your responsibilities.
Questions
English IPTV questions
Will the TV guide show my local time?
Most player apps have a time-zone or "EPG time shift" setting. Set it once and program times match your clock.
Are there English-language children's channels?
The kids and family category includes English-language programming. Ask us for the current list for your region if this is the main reason you are subscribing.
Can I use the same plan when I travel between countries?
Your login works wherever you have a good internet connection, as long as your plan's screen limit is respected and you use the service in line with local law.
Keep reading
Plan your setup abroad
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Channels
How the lineup is organized and how to get the current list.
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Compatible devices
Device-by-device compatibility, with honest limitations.
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Free trial
Check your device and connection before you choose a plan.