International streaming services

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But no matter if you’re looking for cheesy American sitcoms, French dramas, or Indian spiritual shows, you can now bring your favorite television programs and movies from home along with you. With the expansion of international streaming services, cloud computing, and on-demand programs, you can have it all: your home country’s TV playable in your adopted country.
For now, many U.S.-based streaming services remain available only within the United States, including Hulu, DirecTV, YouTube TV, and Philo. This continues to be a sore spot for many American expats, but never fear! There are still plenty of good options for getting your fix of American TV:

If you’re not too picky about picture and sound quality, you can watch live UK TV from anywhere in the world in your web browser with FilmOn TV. It will give you access to 26 different free-to-air channels. These channels include BBC One, BBC Two, BBC News, CBBC, ITV1, Channel 4, E4, and Channel 5.

If you keep a residence in the UK or have a generous family member, you can skirt BBC and Sky TV’s licensing. This would otherwise prevent you from streaming your favorite shows from outside of the country. You’ll simply have to download the BBC iPlayer or register your device with Sky Go before you leave.

Sky TV launched in Spain at the end of 2017, with American network and cable shows including The Walking Dead, The Big Bang Theory, and Grey’s Anatomy, as well as hundreds of films on demand. The service is also available in Germany, where you can indulge your Game of Thrones addiction.
Since April 2018, the portability regulation has been active in the European Union, allowing access to your streaming services within the EU member states. That means no more annoying “sorry, that content is not available from your location” messages when traveling within the EU. The rule mandates that content delivery will “use their subscribers’ details to validate their home country, and let them access all the usual content and services available in that location all around the Union.”

You can now watch Dutch TV anywhere in the world with the new service Newon TV. For less than €5 per month, you get basic access including NPO and local broadcasters. Users can watch channels on three different devices. You can even test it for free on their website before subscribing. The Plus package includes even more channels, including RTL4, RTL5, BBC One and Two, CNN, National Geographic, MTV, Comedy Central, and Veronica.