How to Watch Indian TV in New ZealandYour options, the time difference with India, and getting set up anywhere in NZ

Your options for Indian TV in New Zealand

• Free options. Free-to-air TV in New Zealand carries very little South Asian language content, and free clips online are hit and miss.
• Broadcaster apps. Many Indian broadcasters have their own apps. Each one is usually a separate subscription with its own login, which adds up if your family watches in more than one language.
• Casting from a phone. It works, but the phone is tied up and it's fiddly for elders.
• A plug-in set-top box. A box like Infinity TV plugs into your TV's HDMI port and internet and brings live TV, movies, series and kids' shows in 16 languages into one menu, with one remote.

For a side-by-side look, see compare your options.

The time difference with India

New Zealand is 6.5 hours ahead of India, and 7.5 hours ahead during New Zealand daylight saving (late September to early April). An evening serial that airs at 8pm in India lands at 2:30am or 3:30am in New Zealand, and evening matches in India often start after midnight here.

That's where 7-day catch-up helps: watch the shows you missed from the past week at a time that suits your family, not the broadcaster.

Indian TV in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch

Infinity TV delivers across New Zealand. Find your city:

• Indian TV box Auckland
• Hamilton
• Wellington
• Christchurch
• All of New Zealand

In Auckland we also have pages for Papatoetoe, Manukau, Mount Roskill, Sandringham, Papakura and Takanini. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm delivery to your address.

Price in New Zealand

New Zealand families pay the same as Australia, charged in Australian dollars: AUD $380 for the box with 24 months of service, then AUD $180 for each 12-month renewal. There's no monthly bill. See the total cost over 2 and 3 years.

Internet you need

We recommend a minimum of 30–50 Mbps. Fibre is widely available in New Zealand cities; check your address with your provider. A network cable from the modem is steadier than Wi-Fi. See what internet speed you need.

Getting set up in New Zealand

1. Plug the HDMI cable into the box and a free HDMI port on your TV.
2. Connect the internet by network cable or Wi-Fi, and plug in the power.
3. Choose that HDMI input on your TV, pick your language and start watching.

Full steps are in our setup guide. Living in Australia? See how to watch Indian TV in Australia.

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