Netflix is considering the Netherlands, France and Belgium as new European launch markets, according to reports.

Belgian news site Bloovi reported that the on-demand streaming company was preparing to launch in Belgian before the end of the year, while newspaper Le Soir reported that France and the Netherlands were likely to roll out first, followed by Belgium by the end of the year.

Netflix said earlier this year that it plans to launch in additional European markets in the second half of 2013, and would unveil more details in July.

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