Other Countries
| Country | Name | Owner | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| SBS TV | Government of Australia | News in world languages (including Mandarin and Cantonese) once a day and international movies | |
| Channel 31 Melbourne | Melbourne Community Television Consortium | Selected programs only | |
| Fairchild TV | Fairchild Group | in Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver | |
| Talentvision | Fairchild Group | in Vancouver | |
| OMNI.2 | Rogers Communications | in Toronto | |
| OMNI BC | Rogers Communications | in Vancouver | |
| Metro TV | PT Media Televisi Indonesia | Selected Shows Only | |
| Da-Ai TV | Selected Shows Only | ||
| TVB DAIFU | Cantonese programmes with Japanese subtitle | ||
| Chinese Radio and TV | |||
| MediaCorp Channel 8 | MediaCorp | ||
| MediaCorp Channel U | MediaCorp | formerly SPH MediaWorks Channel U | |
| Zhonghua TV | Chinese programmes with Korean subtitle | ||
| TVB Korea Channel | Cantonese programmes with Korean subtitle | ||
| Thai Central Chinese Television |
Most of the television channels in Indonesia show foreign content with no dubbing, including Chinese language programs.
Read more about this topic: List Of Chinese-language Television Channels
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