@Kireeti
Roku allows app developers to pick where their app is supported. So if an app isn't available on Roku, it's because the developer has chosen to not support Roku there. It doesn't matter if the service is available on other platforms. If Amazon isn't available on Roku there, that's Amazon's choice.
Why would this be?
As I said, Roku lets developers choose. Roku doesn't stop any from working. But Roku itself is only supported in less than 20 countries in the Americas and Europe. That's it. Nowhere else in the world is Roku sold or supported. You imported one yourself because Roku isn't sold there. And it's not supported there.
Most developers choose to not assume the responsibility for supporting an app in an area the platform itself is not supported. Amazon is one of those. In fact, most are that way. Netflix usually supports its app outside of Roku supported areas, but that is not how most choose to do.
But again, it's not Roku stopping them -- witness Netflix -- but in your case, Amazon chose to not support a Roku app.
DBDukes
Roku Community Streaming Expert
Note: I am not a Roku employee.
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