Where Can I Stream Outlander New Season 2024 Worldwide?

I’ve been keeping an eye on global streaming for 'Outlander' this year, and here’s the quick, practical map I use. New episodes first show up on Starz in the U.S., so that’s the primary hub. For viewers in other countries, Starz often distributes through an international Starz-branded service or via partners — commonly as a Starz channel available on Amazon Prime Video in some regions.

When I travel or move between regions I check local premium services too; many countries host the show on their big on-demand platforms that snag U.S. drama rights. If you don’t want to wait for a regional rollout, buying episodes or the full season on Apple TV/iTunes, Google Play, or Amazon is a straightforward option and keeps things legal. I usually use the purchase route as a backup, and it’s saved me from missing episodes during release windows — feels good to support the show and not worry about sketchy streams.

Lucky day — if you want the 2024 season of 'Outlander', the simplest place to start is where the show originates: Starz. I always check the Starz app or starz.com first because new episodes typically premiere there in the U.S., and they keep a full season library. If you have a traditional cable or satellite package that includes Starz, new episodes will show up on those feeds as well, which is handy when I want to watch with minimal fuss.

For viewers outside the U.S., the landscape is a bit more varied but still navigable. Starz distributes 'Outlander' internationally through its own branded service in many regions and via partner platforms in others — often under StarzPlay or as a Starz channel inside Amazon Prime Video Channels. In practice that means in places like the U.K. and parts of Europe you may find the season available through the Starz channel on Prime Video or via the local Starz streaming option. In countries where local broadcasters have licensing deals, the show often appears on regional streaming services that carry premium U.S. dramas. If you live in Canada or Australia, for example, check the big local on-demand services and the premium drama hubs they host; they’re usually the places that pick up series like this.

If you prefer buying episodes outright, international storefronts like Apple TV/iTunes, Google Play, and Amazon typically sell individual episodes and full seasons shortly after they air. That’s been my fallback when regional streaming rights lag: purchase a season and keep it in my library. One practical tip I use: look for announcements from the official 'Outlander' social handles or Starz press releases — release windows and partner rollouts are often spelled out there. I try to stick to legal sources both to support the cast and to avoid sketchy streams, and it’s worked fine for me.

Bottom line: start with Starz in the U.S., check Starz-branded services or the Starz/Prime Video channel in your region, and fall back to digital stores if needed. It’s a little juggling sometimes, but once you know which service carries it in your country it’s easy to follow Claire and Jamie’s next moves — I can’t wait to see how this season lands, honestly.