zeamays:
There are also at least 3 free (but ad-supported) roku channels with subtitled Asian dramas and movies. I think you can also stream on their websites and they have various apps and whatnot, but I have never tried anything but the roku channels. I know for sure they are all available in the US, but I'm not sure about other places. And there is an option to subscribe, too, but I don't know how much it costs. I only use them occasionally, and I suffer through the ads :)
Those who have Amazon Prime also have access to some Asian movies and dramas.
MBC used to upload old dramas on their MBC Classic youtube channel. Some are subtitled, some are not.
kura2ninja:
There's also TVer for Japanese dramas. It's legal (and free), but it can only be accessed from Japan, as far as I know.
Thanks! will add them to the list :)
Ceki:
^ I added Toggle, you're right, the registration is selective but I can't find which countries/territories fall under that category.
okay. So I guess you only mention specific Asian countries.
I didn't know Toggle had Korean stuff.
Some stuff on dramafever is avaiilable in ireland.
Are you including Ireland In UK? Please don't. We can be pretty sensitive about that kind of stuff over here. :)
Hessa:
Then Naver TV Cast should be added: http://tv.naver.com/ It is free but unsubbed.
Also, dTV is a legal J-drama streaming website. Unfortunately, it is only available in Japan (Not sure though) with no subs, but good for people who know Japanese. https://pc.video.dmkt-sp.jp/ Costs 500 yen ($5) per month.
will add now!
irish:
okay. So I guess you only mention specific Asian countries.
I didn't know Toggle had Korean stuff.
Some stuff on dramafever is avaiilable in ireland.
Are you including Ireland In UK? Please don't. We can be pretty sensitive about that kind of stuff over here. :)
Hahaha I didn't know that some dramas on DF were available in Ireland, I'll add it :) :D
Ceki:
