Streaming isn’t just a US thing.
Every February, global interest spikes thanks to the Super Bowl, major football tournaments, award-season movies, and new streaming releases. But if you live outside the United States, the “best streaming service” depends heavily on where you live, what sports you watch, and how much you want to spend.
This guide breaks down the best streaming options by region for viewers in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, with a special focus on February viewing trends.
Why February Is a Big Month for Streaming Worldwide
February consistently delivers high streaming demand because of:
- 🏈 The Super Bowl (early February, global audience)
- ⚽ Champions League & regional football leagues resuming
- 🎬Oscar-nominated movies hitting streaming platforms
- 📺New Q1 series launches on Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+
For non-US viewers, this means choosing platforms that combine sports access, global content, and local availability.
🌍 Africa Region
Countries covered: South Africa, Angola
🇿🇦 South Africa
South Africa has one of the most developed streaming markets on the continent, with strong local platforms
alongside global giants.
Best streaming services
- Netflix – international series, movies, and local originals
- Amazon Prime Video – affordable pricing with growing sports content
- Showmax – strong local content and regional sports
- DStv Stream – premium choice for live sports
February highlights
- Super Bowl coverage via international sports broadcasters
- European football competitions
- New Netflix originals
Best for: Sports fans, households with smart TVs, fiber internet users
🇦🇴 Angola
Streaming in Angola is often mobile-first and data-conscious.
Popular options
- YouTube – free sports clips, highlights, and live channels
- Netflix – commonly used via shared accounts
- Facebook Watch – regional and international content
February highlights
- Super Bowl highlights and replays
- International football coverage
- Award-season movie buzz
Best for: Budget viewers, mobile users, free or low-cost streaming
🌎 Latin America & Caribbean
Countries covered: Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Dominican Republic
🇲🇽 Mexico
Mexico combines strong sports demand with a love for Spanish-language content.
Top platforms
- Netflix
- Disney+
- Amazon Prime Video
- Star+ – major sports and ESPN content
- ViX – Spanish-language shows and live channels
February highlights
- Super Bowl broadcasts via cable and streaming partners
- Football leagues and regional sports
- Award-season films in Spanish
🇧🇷 Brazil
Brazil is one of the world’s most competitive streaming markets.
Best streaming services
- Netflix
- Prime Video
- Disney+
- Globoplay – local entertainment
- DAZN – sports-focused viewers
February highlights
- Football leagues and international tournaments
- Super Bowl curiosity viewership
- New original series launches
Best for: Sports lovers, big-screen streaming, bundle deals
🇦🇷 Argentina
Price sensitivity matters, but sports remain king.
Streaming options
- Netflix
- Amazon Prime Video
- Star+ – football and sports
- Flow – local TV and sports bundles
February highlights
- Champions League football
- Super Bowl streaming via international partners
- Movie premieres
🇩🇴 Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has strong ties to US content and sports.
Popular platforms
- Netflix
- Prime Video
- Disney+
- ESPN via local providers
February highlights
- Super Bowl broadcasts
- Sports documentaries and live events
- Award-season films
🕌 Middle East
Countries covered: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
🇰🇼 Kuwait
Kuwait’s streaming market leans premium, with high demand for sports.
Best platforms
Netflix
Amazon Prime Video
Shahid – Arabic content
beIN CONNECT – international sports
February highlights
Super Bowl broadcasts
European football
New international series
Best for: Sports fans, high-speed internet households
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is one of the fastest-growing streaming markets globally.
Top services
Netflix
Prime Video
Shahid
TOD / beIN – sports streaming
February highlights
Super Bowl global broadcast
Football leagues and tournaments
High-profile movie releases
Best for: Sports streaming, Arabic + international content
🌏 Southeast Asia
Country covered: Thailand
🇹🇭 Thailand
Thailand is a mobile-first streaming market with strong regional platforms.
Most used services
- Netflix
- Disney+
- iQIYI & WeTV – Asian dramas
- YouTube – free content and live channels
February highlights
- Super Bowl highlights and replays
- New drama releases
- International movie launches
Best for: Smartphone users, affordable subscriptions
Free vs Paid Streaming: What Makes Sense?
Free streaming
- YouTube, FAST platforms, local broadcaster apps
- Best for highlights, clips, and casual viewing
Paid streaming
- Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+
- Better quality, full sports broadcasts, exclusive content
Many viewers combine one paid service + free platforms to save money.
Tips to Save Money on Streaming (Any Country)
- 📦 Look for bundle deals with internet or mobile plans
- 📱 Choose services optimized for mobile streaming
- 🌍 Check regional pricing — costs vary widely by country
- 🔒 Use secure connections when streaming on public networks
Final Thoughts
The “best” streaming service isn’t universal — it depends on your region, internet speed, sports interests, and budget. February is one of the best months to explore new platforms, thanks to global sports events, fresh releases, and seasonal promotions.
FAQs About Best Streaming Devices Outside the US
Whether you’re watching football in Brazil, streaming dramas in Thailand, or tuning into the Super Bowl from Saudi Arabia, there’s a streaming setup that fits your needs — without living in the US.
FAQ 1: What is the best streaming service to watch the Super Bowl outside the United States?
The best option depends on your country. Many regions broadcast the Super Bowl through local sports networks, premium streaming platforms, or official league partners. In some countries, free broadcasters carry the event, while others require a paid sports subscription. Checking regional rights before February can help avoid last-minute subscription costs.
FAQ 2: Are streaming subscriptions cheaper outside the US?
Yes. Streaming prices vary significantly by country, often reflecting local income levels and currency differences. Some regions offer noticeably lower monthly fees for platforms like Netflix or Prime Video, making international comparisons especially useful for budget-conscious viewers.
FAQ 3: Do I need faster internet to stream live sports in February?
Live sports and high-definition streaming generally require stable broadband or 5G connections, especially for large events with millions of viewers. Many users upgrade their home internet or mobile data plans during peak sports months like February.
FAQ 4: Can I watch international streaming content while traveling?
Availability can change when you travel, as streaming libraries and sports rights are region-based. Some users rely on secure connections and regional apps to access content they normally watch at home.
FAQ 5: Is it better to use one streaming service or multiple in February?
Many viewers save money by rotating subscriptions, signing up for one service during major events and canceling afterward. February is especially popular for short-term subscriptions due to live sports and new seasonal releases.
