If TV shows and movies aren't available in your language, or if you're missing titles that other people in your area can see, Netflix may think you are in a different country than where you are currently located. If you use a VPN or proxy, try turning it off.
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If you signed up for Netflix in a European Union (EU) member country and are watching in a different EU member country, learn more about using Netflix outside of your home.
If you still have trouble, follow these steps:
Check if a VPN is turned on
If you use a VPN, try turning it off. If you aren't sure whether a VPN is turned on, follow the steps below. Note: Some antivirus software comes with a VPN that might be turned on. To learn more or get help, contact your antivirus software provider. Using a computer or mobile device on the same network as the device with the issue, open a web browser. Go to fast.com. Netflix will start a connection test. When the test stops, click Show more info. Next to Client, note the country. If the country doesn't match your location, it means your device or network has a VPN turned on. Try turning it off, then try Netflix again. For help turning a VPN off, contact your VPN provider. Netflix Customer Service can't help with turning a VPN off because the steps are different for each VPN app or service. If turning your VPN off didn't work, or the location from fast.com matches your location, go to the next steps.
Reset your network settings
There might be an issue with network settings on your device or your modem or router. Try these steps. After each step, try Netflix again. Note: For help doing these steps, you might need to contact the company that made your device, your internet service provider (ISP), or VPN provider. If you use a VPN, try turning it off. Reset the network settings on the device with the issue. Restore your modem or router to its default settings.
Contact your ISP
If you've followed the previous steps and still have issues, you'll need to contact your internet service provider (ISP) for help fixing the problem. Before you contact your ISP Your ISP will need some information about your network when you contact them: Using a computer or mobile device on the same network as the device with the issue, open a web browser. Go to fast.com. Netflix will start a connection test. When the test stops, click Show more info. Next to Client, note the country, and your IP address. Note: Your IP address is the group of numbers and/or letters that have a dot (.) or colon (:) in between them. When you contact your ISP Tell them about the issue you're having, and the troubleshooting steps you've tried so far. Share the country and IP address you collected earlier, and have them confirm that they match the location and IP address assigned to your home. If the information does match, the ISP will need to work with Netflix directly to fix the problem. Ask them to contact our customer service team. If the information doesn’t match, ask your ISP to confirm your connection uses their DNS server. If it does use their DNS server, they'll need to work with Netflix directly to fix the problem. Ask them to contact our customer service team. If it doesn’t use their DNS server, ask them for help switching to their DNS server, and then restart your Netflix app and try again.
