Which foreign channels can you watch?
Streamova carries live channels from a wide range of countries, so most communities in the Netherlands can find their home broadcasters in one place. The biggest groups we cover are Turkish, Moroccan and wider Arabic channels, Surinamese and Hindustani TV, Indian/Hindi channels and Polish channels — alongside the full set of Dutch, Belgian, German, French, UK and US channels.
Because the line-up is large and changes over time, the honest way to check is the free trial: tell us which country's channels matter to you on WhatsApp, start the 24-hour trial, and confirm your specific broadcasters are there before you subscribe. That way you never pay for a package that's missing the one channel you actually wanted.
Turkish channels (Turkse zenders) via IPTV
Turkish television is one of the most-requested categories among viewers in the Netherlands. Through IPTV you can follow the main Turkish broadcasters — news, entertainment, the popular dizi drama channels and sport — live, without a dish aimed at the Türksat satellite.
A Turkish IPTV subscription with Streamova sits inside the same plan as everything else, so you get Turkish channels plus Dutch channels, films and sport together. Start the free trial, confirm the Turkish channels you watch are included, and order on WhatsApp once you're happy.
Moroccan & Arabic channels (Marokkaanse & Arabische zenders)
For the Moroccan and wider Arabic-speaking community, IPTV brings together channels from Morocco and across the MENA region — national broadcasters, news, religious programming and entertainment — in HD where the source allows.
Instead of juggling a dish and a separate Arabic receiver, you watch everything through one Streamova login on your TV or phone. As always, the free 24-hour trial lets you check that the specific Moroccan or Arabic channels you follow are present before you commit to a plan.
Surinamese, Hindi/Hindustani and Polish channels
Streamova also serves smaller but important communities. Surinamese and Hindustani viewers can follow TV from Suriname and the Indian subcontinent; Hindi and wider Indian channels cover news, Bollywood and entertainment; and Polish viewers get the main channels from Poland — all in the same subscription.
If your community isn't named here, it's still worth asking. We carry channels from many more countries than we can list, so the quickest answer is to message us on WhatsApp with your country and start the free trial to see what's available for you.
IPTV vs. a satellite dish for foreign channels
For years the only way to watch home-country TV abroad was a satellite dish aimed at the right satellite — expensive to install, often not allowed by landlords or in apartments, and limited to one region per dish. IPTV removes all of that. There's no hardware on your roof, no installer, and a single subscription can carry channels from several countries at once.
It also travels with you: because it runs over the internet, the same login works on your TV at home, your phone on the go, and a tablet for the kids. For most diaspora households that's both cheaper and far more flexible than a dish plus regional packages.
How to start watching foreign channels
Getting set up takes only a few minutes:
- Message us on WhatsApp and tell us which country's channels you want (e.g. Turkish, Moroccan, Surinamese, Hindi, Polish).
- Start the free 24-hour trial and check those exact channels on your own device.
- Once you're happy, choose a plan length — longer plans give the lowest monthly price (down to ~€3.33/month).
- Pay by card, PayPal, bank transfer or crypto; we send your login within minutes during working hours.
- Need help installing on your Smart TV, Firestick or box? We guide you through setup for free.
What foreign IPTV costs — and who it's for
Streamova's foreign-channel package is the same subscription as everything else: from €9.97/month, dropping to around €3.33/month on the 24-month plan. There's no separate, more expensive 'international' tier — the worldwide channels are simply part of the library.
It's the obvious fit for anyone in the Netherlands who wants to keep up with home-country news, drama and sport: Turkish, Moroccan and Arabic families, the Surinamese and Hindustani community, Indian and Polish households, and mixed families who want both Dutch and foreign channels on one bill. Test it free for 24 hours first so you know your channels are there.