I would like to get a Netflix BR account so that I can improve my Portuguese listening and comprehension skills (would like to have more meaningful conversations when I am in your country :). I think I would just need someone in the country to signup using my email address and I will take care of the rest (payment and everything).
I’ve tried using a VPN but it doesn’t even let me get passed the “Enter your email address” section.
I think they’re pretty good at detecting VPN’s now.
Or if you know another way, please let me know.
Thanks!
**UPDATE: So I subscribed from my home country, logged in to check out the content. There’s a bunch of original brazilian programming already, which is great.
Although I was still curious to see what the difference in content was if I used a VPN. I found one that works with streaming services, I logged back into Netflix and found even more original Brazilian content. At this point i probably won’t be using the VPN because the content without it is already a lot to go through.
It won’t work. I’m back and forth between the US and Brazil all the time. When I’m home in Brazil I get the Brazilian options, when I’m in the US I get American options on Netflix. This is from my same account on my laptop.
I was gonna suggest trying a VPN, but looks like that won’t work. Have you tried searching for Brazilian productions on Netflix though from where you are? I’m sure there will be a few, though not as much.
There’s some Brasilian content on Netflex, such as Bom dia Verônica, Coisa mais linda, Lady Voyeur, Todos dias a mesma noite, Invisible City, Maldivas, 3% Ominscient, and bunch of reality tv shows. Depending on your location you can change the language and subtitles into Portuguese. I live in Australia and I’ve noticed Portuguese language and subtitles aren’t available for everything.
Prime and Disney+ are pretty good and most of the their content can be put into Portuguese audio and subtitles.
I also also have a Globo Play account, so I can access Brasilian news, shows, and movies from that app. The only thing is if your Portuguese isn’t good, it might be kinda hard as they don’t have subtitles for all content.
Instead of getting a Netflix in Brazil, I suggest you open your Netflix on a laptop and search for titles with audio and subtitles in Portuguese, in the browse by languages option. I can only do this on the laptop. Opening from the United States, for example, there aren’t many options for titles with subtitles in Portuguese, unfortunately. But even so, there are some series like The Crown, Outlander etc, and some movies.
You can’t sign up for Netfilx in brazil anyway bc you don’t have a CPF and brazilian credit card and address.
Like others have said, sign up in your place, then turn on the VPN.
I also recommend turning on the VPN before you go to the Netflix site and consider using Incognito mode so the cookies can’t track your location. If you switch back and forth often in a short period of time from USA to Brazil with the VPN they will catch on. So don’t go to brazil netflix, turn it off, then go to the USA right away.
Also you might need to change VPN servers or cities to find one that Netflix hasn’t flagged.
Have a Brazilian account living in the US (cheaper in Brasil). We watch kids stuff mostly in Portuguese. Almost everything Netflix itself created has Portuguese audio.
Right, I’m located in Canada and it will show mostly Canadian and US content. There’s also some law here for that. I’m trying to get more familiar with Brazilian content in it’s original language, not English content with a portuguese dub
I use Private Internet Access. When i turn it on and go to Netflix site, it goes to the Brazilian version, but it just won’t let me sign up… It’s very strange
So you’re saying to subscribe where i am, then turn on the VPN, then it will show Brazilian programming? Because when i turn on the VPN and try to subscribe, i get no where.