Picture: Queen of the South – USA Network
For years, Queen of the South has been one of the most binge-worthy series on Netflix, but in March, several regions will see the excellent crime drama depart. The US is also set to lose Queen of the South, which will leave in April 2026.
Queen of the South is an American crime drama series that aired on the US Network for five seasons and 62 episodes. The series is the English adaptation of the Spanish series La Reina del Sur, which aired on USA Network’s sister channel Telemundo and was developed by M.A. Fortin and Joshua John Miller.
The series is centered on Teresa Mendoza, played by Alice Braga, who fled Mexico to the United States after the death of her drug-runner boyfriend. Her heart is set on the revenge against those responsible for her lover’s death, even if that means becoming the country’s most powerful drug smuggler to achieve it.
When is Queen of the South leaving Netflix?
Queen of the South is scheduled to leave multiple territories on March 9, 2026.
If you access the series landing page on Netflix, and the series is leaving your country, you will find the removal date there.
Which countries is Queen of the South leaving on Netflix?
In total, there are ten countries with Queen of the South listed to leave Netflix in March 2026:
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- South Africa
- Switzerland
- Thailand
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
When is Queen of the South leaving Netflix US?
We last reported on this in June 2024, and at the time, we discussed how fans of the series have until April 2026 to watch Queen of the South on Netflix US.
At the time of writing, this still remains the case, and Queen of the South is still heading for an April 2026 removal.
One final note: If you’re planning on signing up to Netflix to rewatch or watch Queen of the South for the first time, you’ll need to do so on Netflix’s premium tiers, as it’s unavailable on Netflix’s ad tier.
Will you be sad to see Queen of the South leave Netflix in your region in March 2026? Let us know in the comments below!
