How to watch The Office in Australia

Whether you're a serial re-watcher, or you're finally ready to take the plunge there are a handful of ways to watch The Office in Australia. Don't worry, we'll let you know the cheapest option first, but there are four Australian streaming services offering up all nine seasons so you can take your pick.

The entirety of the US version of The Office is available to stream on Prime Video. If you're already a Prime member then it won't cost you any extra to access the platform and binge until your heart is content. For those not yet part of the Amazon-opoly, Prime memberships include access to Prime Video for as little as $9.99/mth or $79/year if you pay upfront.

No The Office isn't on Netflix, but if Amazon isn't your vibe, you can catch it on three other Australian streaming services.

Every season is also available on Binge, Foxtel Now, and Stan. Binge plans start from $10/mth with ads, and jump up to $18/mth if you want to avoid them. Foxtel Now will set you back $25/mth, but you can get a 10-day free trial if you're ready to really send yourself into Michael Scott spiral for a bit. While Stan's plans start from $12/mth for standard definition streaming.

Alternatively if you'd rather own or rent the show digitally, both iTunes and Google Play offer every season. Here is how much you can expect to pay to purchase The Office through each platform.

The US version of The Office spawned from the UK original with the same name. Led by Ricky Gervais, the original only lasted three seasons- which is Ricky's MO- and finished with viewers wanting more. This is where the American version entered, and gave everyone perhaps a little bit too much more.

If you're keen to check out where it all began then you can watch every episode of The Office (UK Version) on Stan, BritBox, and Prime Video.

The Office follows the lives of office workers at a paper company under the command of dimwitted manager Michael Scott (Steve Carell). The mockumentary documents the bizarre tedium of the team as their egos, relationships, business acumen and leadership skills are tried and tested.

The characters play on the same personality dynamics you would have encountered in your own workplace. The prankster, the personality hire, the driven one, the dramatic one- there is something for everyone. Based on the British original by the same name, we spend nine seasons delving deep into the ordinary, extraordinary, and the not-so-ordinary of the employees at Dunder Mifflin.