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MRT Sat
Programming

Country	North Macedonia
Headquarters	Skopje, North Macedonia
Language(s)	Macedonian
Picture format	4:3 (576i, SDTV)
Ownership
Sister channels	MRT 1 MRT 1 HD MRT 2 MRT Sobraniski kanal MRT 2 Sat
History
Launched	April 30, 2000
Former names	MKTV Sat (2000–2012)
Availability

Streaming media
MRT Play	Watch now (MKD Only)

MRT Sat (MKTV Sat) is the name of Macedonian Radio-Television's satellite service to telecast to the Macedonian diaspora across the world. Its programming is taken from MRT 1. MRT Sat is available in Australia and New Zealand. It is currently broadcast through UBI World TV and TotalTV.

MRT Sat was launched on 30 April 2000 and broadcasts a continuous 24-hour programme for Europe, North Africa, East Asia, Americas, etc. which is a selection of MRT programmes, as well as an original programme. It was meant to be intended for all Macedonians living outside North Macedonia.