6 months
$29.99 USD
about $5.00/month
- M3U, MAG portal or Active Code
- Android, Firestick, MAG, Enigma2
- Setup & troubleshooting help
- One payment, full plan total
Arabic TV for Canadian homes · قنواتك العربية في كندا
News, series, kids' shows and sport in Arabic over the internet you already have. No dish, no contract, one payment in USD.
Arabic IPTV Canada brings Arabic-language news, drama, kids' shows and sport to Canadian homes over the internet you already have. No dish, no contract, no technician: install a player on your Firestick or Smart TV, sign in, and watch. قنواتك العربية في كندا، بدون صحن وبدون عقد.
$29.99 USD
about $5.00/month
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$49.99 USD
about $4.17/month
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about $3.54/month
Prices are the full plan total in US dollars, paid once. Access details arrive by email after payment is verified.
Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and the Gulf, plus news, drama, kids and religious categories.
Works in condos and rentals over any Canadian internet: Bell, Rogers, Videotron, Telus, Fizz and more.
M3U playlist for Android and Enigma2, portal for MAG boxes, or an Active Code in a supported app.
Setup and troubleshooting by WhatsApp and email, in Arabic or English.
The price shown is the full plan total in USD. No monthly billing, no contract.
Request a trial on WhatsApp and test your own channels at the hour you watch.
Non-delivery, duplicate order or a material technical issue on a first purchase? Contact us within 24 hours. Read the terms.
Trials, payments and activations are confirmed personally at +44 7383 021573, not by a bot.
We list categories, not fake channel counts. Check the channels your family watches during the trial.
Hundreds of thousands of Canadians speak Arabic at home, with the largest communities in Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Windsor and London. Cable and satellite companies in Canada offer only a few Arabic channels, usually as a paid add-on on top of an expensive base package, and a satellite dish is often not allowed in apartments and condos. IPTV solves both problems: the TV signal arrives over your home internet, so it works anywhere you have a connection, and one subscription can cover news from the Gulf, drama from Egypt and Syria, Moroccan and Algerian channels and children's programming in Arabic.
For many families the real need is simple. Parents want the evening news and the Ramadan series they grew up with. Children need cartoons in Arabic so they keep the language. Grandparents visiting from abroad want something familiar on the TV. A good Arabic IPTV service in Canada should handle all of that from one app, with a TV guide in Eastern, Central, Mountain or Pacific time rather than in Cairo or Riyadh time.
Full plan details are on the pricing page.
The service works the same way from coast to coast. We have local guides for the two largest Arabic-speaking communities: Arabic IPTV in Montreal, where many families from Lebanon, Morocco, Algeria and Syria watch in Arabic and French, and Arabic IPTV in Toronto and the GTA, home to large Egyptian, Iraqi, Syrian, Lebanese and Palestinian communities. Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Windsor, London, Halifax and Vancouver work exactly the same way.
If you already own a Smart TV from Samsung or LG from the last five years, start there: no extra purchase is needed. If your TV is older, an Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is the simplest upgrade and costs less than one month of a typical cable bill. Android TV boxes and Google TV devices work too, and the same login can be used on a phone or tablet for watching away from the living room. MAG set-top boxes (portal) and Enigma2 receivers (M3U) are supported too.
Whoever you choose, check these points before you pay: the exact channels your family watches, tested on your own TV during the evening; what setup methods your devices support; what the total price is and in which currency; how support can be reached and in which language; and whether the provider can explain how its content is licensed. Be wary of claims of every premium channel in the world for a few dollars a month.
Arabic IPTV is Arabic-language live TV and on-demand video delivered over your home internet instead of cable or satellite. In Canada it works on any Bell, Rogers, Videotron, Telus or other connection with a compatible player app on a Firestick, Smart TV, Android box or phone.
No. If you have home internet you can set it up yourself in about 15 minutes. That suits apartments and condos where a dish is not allowed.
Plan on about 15 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K. Use Ethernet or 5 GHz Wi-Fi on the main TV for the steadiest picture.
Yes. Request a trial on WhatsApp and tell us your device. No payment details are needed; the team confirms current trial availability and the setup method for your device.
Our lineup is organised by category (news, drama and series, kids, sports, religious, and country packs for Morocco, Egypt, Lebanon and the Gulf). Channel availability depends on current licensing, so ask us for the up-to-date list and check it during your trial before paying.
More answers on the FAQ page.
اطلب تجربة مجانية على واتساب
No form and no payment details. Tell us your device and we confirm the setup.
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