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How do I watch BBC iPlayer abroad for free?

Follow these steps to start watching BBC iPlayer abroad.

In order to watch BBC iPlayer abroad, you need an iPlayer account and an iPlayer passcode. Go to bbc.uk/iplayer In the top-left corner of the page, click on the "Account" icon and then click "Login". Enter your username and password and click the "OK" button to log in. In the top-right corner of the page, you will see a section called "Live TV". Click the "iPlayer Passcode" icon and enter your iPlayer passcode. Select your country from the dropdown box and click "Add". Your country has now been added to your iPlayer account and you can start watching shows. Remember: You can only watch iPlayer shows from within the UK.

Which free VPN works with BBC iPlayer?

The BBC iPlayer is one of the most popular and widely used streaming platforms in the UK.

If you're from the country that has a choice of two television networks, then you can only use one of them, so what options do we have if we want to use the iPlayer? Our recommended VPN works with the BBC iPlayer which includes services like Netflix and YouTube. The short answer is, 'you don't'. While we may not cover it, it would be an extremely long read! If we could list everything that could make it possible for people to download BBC iPlayer content into a Free VPN that was secure and reliable, we'd probably need four or five pages just to explain it.

The fact is, though, that we don't know for sure, but based on some common sense and experience, the only ones we can think of are OpenVPN and PPTP, both of which have been around for many years and have good reputations. Of course there are lots more free VPNs available, but we can't tell which will work with BBC iPlayer.

How to watch BBC iPlayer outside the UK? While this article has its limitations, hopefully it will be able to help those looking to gain access to the BBC iPlayer without being restricted to the UK. Of course if you live somewhere like North Korea or Syria (or elsewhere where there is no network access), it won't help you, but fortunately the situation is far more user-friendly than it used to be, because as soon as you step outside the UK you'll be prompted to make a payment if you want to stream iPlayer content.

So, to get it working with a non-UK based account, here's what you need to do: Firstly, you will need a good-quality browser, and most importantly, it should support web-security for SSL encryption. The latest version of Firefox uses web-security, and so does the latest version of Safari on the iPhone. So we're talking about Safari and Firefox 3.0 or 4.0 for PC. We'd suggest that Chrome is also compatible, and most Android apps also work OK - the BBC iPlayer app itself also works fairly well and is available for both iOS and Android.