No dish allowed?
In a rented flat, a Fire TV Stick in the HDMI port replaces the dish completely.
Greeks abroad
Three generations of Greeks have built their lives in Germany. Many still have a dish on the balcony; more and more have switched to IPTV.
Updated November 2026 · 5-minute read · written by the Greece IPTV team
In short
In Germany, Greek IPTV delivers the Greek and Cypriot channels over your internet connection instead of a satellite dish. Germany is always one hour behind Athens, so Greek shows air at almost the same time as in Greece.
For years the satellite dish was the only way: a few Greek channels free-to-air, the rest out of reach. Rented flats often do not allow a dish at all. IPTV needs only your internet line and a device on the TV, and brings the private stations and sport too.
With one hour of difference, the Greek main news is at 19:00 and an evening match at 20:00 your time. Watching live together with family in Greece, on the phone, is easy.
Time difference
| In Athens | Stuttgart, Munich, Frankfurt, Berlin |
|---|---|
| Morning show 08:00 | 07:00 |
| Main news 20:00 | 19:00 |
| Match 21:00 | 20:00 |
| Late show 23:30 | 22:30 |
Germany and Greece change clocks on the same days, so the difference is always one hour.
Practical
In a rented flat, a Fire TV Stick in the HDMI port replaces the dish completely.
Our chat answers in Greek or English, so older family members can ask in their own language.
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Questions
Yes. IPTV only needs your internet connection and an app on a TV or stick.
One hour earlier than in Athens: a 21:00 show in Greece is at 20:00 in Germany.
Yes, the chat team answers in Greek and English.
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