How to Watch IPla.tv Outside Poland
Chris
Chris, a UK-born media connoisseur, is an expert in watching international TV. Known as "The Global Screen Wanderer", he has travelled extensively across the globe with long stints away from home. With over 10 years of experience he has become the go-to guru for streaming content from home and abroad.
Polish people have been travelling the world for years and with large Polish communities in the US, UK and elsewhere throughout Europe the need to watch Polish TV abroad has grown ever greater.
Lucky for you I’m going to show you how you can watch the awesome IPla.TV website from anywhere in the world even though officially it’s restricted to just Poland.
If you’re into general Polish entertainment like Top Chef, Hell’s Kitchen, Nasz nowy dom or any other popular shows then IPla.TV is the website to visit. They also offer some premium sporting events for a small fee so if you don’t mind parting with a few Zloty then you can watch sporting events important to Poland too.
If you don’t want to pay for sport then there are still plenty of other good quality Polish language shows on the website so keep reading and I’ll show you how to watch IPla.tv outside Poland.
How to Watch IPla.tv Outside Poland
When you visit the ipla.tv website outside of Poland a message informing you that it isn’t available appears and you can’t get past this.
Materiał jest dostępny za darmo, na terytorium Polski.
The simple solution to bypassing this is to sign up to a service called a Virtual Private Network. A VPN is a way of disguising the location of your internet connection so you can appear as if you’re located somewhere else.
So let’s say you’re in the UK, normally IPla.tv would be blocked. With a VPN service you can appear as if you are in Poland even though you’re in the UK.
So where can I get a VPN service?
VPNs have become really popular these days because they allow people to protect their privacy and access content like IPla.tv which means there are thousands of companies offering their services.
Finding a good VPN provider can be a daunting task so I’ve been testing a range of providers to find out which are the best to Watch IPla.tv Outside Poland. Below are my top three choices. I used ExpressVPN myself but feel free to take a look around the three below and decide which you prefer – they all do a good job.
Top 3 VPN providers for IPla.tv
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How to use the VPN to watch IPLa.tv outside Poland
Just press one of the providers names above to visit their site and sign up to the provider of your choice.
All three VPN providers offer apps for phones and tablets and software for Windows and Mac computers. This means as long as IPLa.tv works on your device in Poland then it’ll work on it outside Poland.
Apps can be downloaded from the respective Google Play Store or Apple Store and software for Windows and Mac can be downloaded directly from the VPN providers website.
I’m going to walk you through the process using ExpressVPN on a Windows PC but it’s the same on a Mac and the other providers are extremely similar to only the software layout differs.
- Download and Install the ExpressVPN Windows software.
- Double click the desktop icon to launch the software.
- Login or activate when required.
- Press Choose Location.
- Press All, Europe and then Poland.
- If the software doesn’t automatically connect then press Connect.
Watch IPla.pl with ExpressVPN anywhere.
Now all you need to do is visit the IPLa.tv website and you can stream whatever you want from the Polish website to wherever you are in the world.
If you get stuck along the way or have any questions about how this works please feel free to post in our comments section and we’ll be glad to help out.
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Hi, I’m in the USA and have problem connecting with ipla.tv with the VPN. I can connect to ipla.tv without vpn but i’m limited to what i can watch. It looks like ipla is using a program that is blocking the connection.
Hi Adam
What VPN are you using and have you tried a few different servers and cities?