Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Montenegrin, Macedonian and Slovenian channels in one subscription. Basketball nights, New Year’s concerts and the news from home, live or on catch-up.
Every plan includes every channel from the former Yugoslav countries, so a mixed household never has to choose. Looking for one channel? Ask us on WhatsApp before you buy.
National and regional channels, series, entertainment and the evening news
National and regional channels, entertainment and news
Channels from Bosnia and Herzegovina, with films and series
National and local channels from Montenegro
Macedonian-language channels in their own group
Regional channels for the whole area, including 26 for kids
Slovenian channels, included in every plan
HD on most channels, 4K where available and backup streams on some
Some channels are listed in more than one quality or with a backup stream, and each version is counted.
Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian and Montenegrin speakers understand each other easily, so most families watch channels from more than one country. In Australia, for example, people born in Bosnia and Herzegovina describe their ancestry as Bosnian (53%), Serbian (26%) and Croatian (20%).
That’s why we don’t sell country packages. Every plan has every channel: the series from Belgrade, the news from Zagreb, the music from Sarajevo and the football from Podgorica. Macedonian channels have their own group.
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Census 2021.
The evenings that make the diaspora search for home TV, and when they happen.
EuroBasket summers, the national teams and the ABA League, where the 2025 final was Podgorica against Belgrade. Few regions take basketball this seriously.
The Paris 2024 Olympic final was an all-Balkan final, Serbia against Croatia. Few places care about water polo like this.
Match nights for every national team, the reason searches like “serbia tv usa” spike.
Catholic Christmas in December and Orthodox Christmas on 7 January, with Badnje veče the night before.
The big open-air concerts on 31 December, then the Orthodox New Year on 14 January. Midnight in Belgrade is 18:00 in New York and 10:00 the next morning in Sydney.
Dora in Croatia and Pesma za Evroviziju in Serbia: Saturday and Sunday night finals that families watch together.
The whole region runs on Central European Time. In North America the prime-time line-up arrives in the afternoon, and in Australia it lands at breakfast.
For a few weeks in March and around the end of October, Europe and North America change their clocks on different dates and the gap shrinks by one hour.
On supported channels you can go back and watch programmes from the past few days. The Saturday night final can wait for Sunday breakfast in Melbourne, and the evening series can wait until you’re home from work in St. Louis.
Supplementary Serbian-language schools run in 22 countries for almost 10,000 children, and in Victoria, Australia, children can study Croatian all the way to Year 12. Families take the language seriously. Cartoons at home do the rest.
Sources: Government of Serbia, 2024; Croatian Heritage Foundation.
Sources: American Community Survey 2021, International Institute of St. Louis, Statistics Canada 2021, ABS Census 2021.
Forum links and free M3U lists work for a few days, then the channels go dark, usually in the middle of a match.
About 10 Mbps of steady internet per screen for Full HD, 25 Mbps for 4K. A network cable to the TV prevents most buffering: check your connection in two minutes.
Every plan has every channel. You only choose how many screens play at the same time, and for how long. 3-month and 6-month plans are on the plans page.
or $60.99 (about $5 a month) for 12 months
or $99.99 for 12 months
or $150.99 for 12 months
Full refund within 48 hours, for any reason. Test the channels on your own TV, with your own internet. After that, our 14-day money-back guarantee covers any technical problem on our side that we can’t fix.
Pick the number of screens and how long you want it on the plans page.
A real person sends it, usually within 5 minutes and never more than 15.
Each country’s channels sit together in their own groups, and the TV guide fills in automatically.
With Watch TV Direct you watch Ex-Yu channels over your home internet, on a smart TV, Firestick, phone or computer. Choose a plan, get your login on WhatsApp in about 5 minutes and open the app.
Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Slovenia, plus regional Ex-Yu channels. Every plan includes all of them, and 40,000+ channels from 92 countries.
More than 1,200, including HD and backup versions of some channels: 370+ from Serbia, 240+ from Montenegro, 210+ from Croatia, 110+ regional, 110+ from North Macedonia, 100+ from Bosnia and Herzegovina and 35 from Slovenia.
Yes, anywhere with a steady internet connection. The 21:00 line-up starts at 15:00 in New York, 14:00 in Chicago and early the next morning in Sydney, which is why catch-up and the TV guide are included.
Send us the channel name on WhatsApp and we’ll check before you buy. It takes a minute.
Yes, with the 2-screen or 3-screen plan. Install the app on as many devices as you like; the plan sets how many can play at the same time.
We don’t do trials. Instead, you can ask for a full refund within 48 hours of buying, for any reason, so you can test the channels on your own TV before you decide.
1,200+ Ex-Yu channels from six countries, 40,000+ channels in total, catch-up and a TV guide, on the devices you already own. Full refund within 48 hours if it’s not for you.
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