"We are committed to offering the same great service, value and choice throughout the Americas, and we can't wait to get started," Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said in a statement.
The Brazilian service is available now and will cost R$14.99 (US$9.08) per month for unlimited television and film content streamed to PCs and Macs as well as PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and Wii game consoles, Netflix said.
The streaming service for Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay will be rolled out Wednesday for ARS$39 (US$9.28) per month in Argentina and US$7.99 per month in the latter two countries.
Chile and Bolivia will be added on Thursday for CLP$3790 (US$8.19) and US$7.99 per month, respectively. On Friday, Netflix will introduce streaming in Colombia for COP$14,000 (US$7.85) and in Venezuela, Peru and Ecuador for US$7.99 per month.
Mexico, Central America and Caribbean countries will gain Netflix streaming on Monday. The service will cost MXN$99 (US$7.90) in Mexico and US$7.99 per month in Central America and the Caribbean.