HBO Max, Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming service which brings together content from its various movie and TV studios plus Eurosport, is now live in 12 new countries.
From today, viewers in Albania, Armenia, Cyprus, Estonia, Georgia, Iceland, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, and Tajikistan have access to the service’s mix of films, TV series and sports.
The expansion means the service is now live in 90 markets, with further launches to come, including the UK where it’s set to arrive early next year.
Content varies between markets but viewers can expect to see major new films from Warner Bros. and original original commissions from HBO alongside hit series and films from the firm’s back catalogue.
JB Perrette, CEO and President of Global Streaming & Games at Warner Bros. Discovery, said: “With the addition of these 12 new countries, we are rapidly approaching availability in 100 markets worldwide, with major launches still to come early next year in Germany, Italy, and the U.K. HBO Max is enjoying a year of great momentum as we see amazing programming ahead and further expansion.”
When is HBO Max coming to the UK?
HBO Max is set to launch in the UK in early 2026 following the end of an existing deal which gives Sky exclusive access to shows from HBO and the latest movies from Warner Bros.
Although Sky and NOW customers will get bundled access to the service, it will also be available for all UK households to sign up for directly via hbomax.com.
Customers will be able to watch on a wide number of Smart TVs and streaming devices including Amazon’s Fire TV range, Roku devices and the Apple TV 4K set to box.