Moving to the US means new everything—including TV. For many expats, watching news, shows and sports from home is a comfort. IPTV makes it possible on the TV you already have.
Why IPTV is popular with expats
- One subscription can include channels from many countries.
- No satellite dish or special installation.
- Works on TVs, phones and laptops—handy if you travel.
- Much cheaper than international add-on packages from cable companies.
Before you subscribe
- List the channels from your home country you can't live without.
- Ask the provider for their current international lineup and check those channels are included.
- Test during your home country's prime time—see free trial checklist.
Time-zone tips
- Set your device to your US time zone; the guide will convert program times.
- Use catch-up to watch evening shows from home at a convenient US time. See catch-up TV.
- For live sports, check kick-off times in your local US time.
Organize multiple countries
Big international lists can feel overwhelming. Hide the countries you don't need and create favorites per language. See favorites guide and how channel lists are organized.
Language guides
Further reading: Internet Protocol television (Wikipedia) · FCC broadband speed guide
Frequently asked questions
Can I use IPTV when I visit my home country?
Often yes, since it works over the internet. Availability of some content may vary by location; check with us before traveling.
Which device is best?
Fire TV or Google TV with TiviMate for a big guide; Apple TV with APTV or IPTVX for Apple users.
Can I get help in my language?
Message us on WhatsApp—we'll do our best to help in your language.
Ready to try IPTV Prime US?
Plans for our IPTV service start at $15 for one month. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll help you pick a plan and set up your device.