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MITV, from the Ministry of Information in Myanmar, is the FREE Satellite TV channel, aiming at the international audience in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific etc. (from 10 a.m to 6 p.m daily in UK) You will be watching the programmes in English sometimes in sub-titles, but 8 hours a day only. (Previous MRTV3 and MRTV4 programmes had been discontinued from the Satellites.)

MITV programme covers a wide range of Myanmar’s unique traditions, culture, history, sight-seeing holiday spots and pilgrimage information, etc.. That is why the overseas Myanmars should use this free service to enjoy the entertainment and useful programmes, enriching their knowledge of their native country and Myanmar life. The younger generation, especially those born or living abroad, can also learn or improve the Myanmar language skill.
The cost of satellite equipment is coming down. For example someone with basic DIY skill can install it, for as little as under £50 with no monthly fees to pay, buying the complete set from Aldi and other Stores in the UK. If you live in a rented property you will need the permission of the landlord. You may try if your property has a corridor, balcony or varenda or a garden or even from inside of your room as long as the satellite dish can be sited facing south.

Altogether 156 countries can receive MITV through Thai Com3 for Asia Pacific region, Tel Star5 Satellite for America and Hot Bird Satellites for Europe; 8 hours for Europe and America.

HD Satellite kits for receiving HD and SD digital TV anywhere in the UK, can be bought from many Stores ( Screwfix, B&Q, Aldi, etc.) Hundreds of free channels as well as the option of receiving thousands of free foreign channels with no monthly subscription.
Free popular channels (mostly in English) on Hot Bird Satellites include Japan (NHK), Korea (Arirang & CGN-Christian), China (CCTV9, CCTV4, NTD TV), Thailand (TGB & DMC-Buddhist), Vietnam (VTV4), Sri Lanka (One SriLanka & SRI TV), Cambodia, India, US (VOA TV), France (France 24), Russia (Russia Today), BBC World News, Al Jazerra...