VPN for the Philippines
Looking for a VPN in the Philippines — there's no local server yet. Connect through Singapore or Japan for now, and we'll keep this page up: once the location goes live, we'll update the text.
A VPN Server in the Philippines Is Coming Soon
There's no dedicated server in the Philippines. When one appears, it'll show up as a new entry in the client's list — no need to reinstall anything. You can buy a VPN in advance on the pricing page.
VPN Server in the Philippines — Neighboring Countries for Now
The nearest locations that are already running: Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong. The ping will be higher than with a local IP, but websites, messengers, and work services all open.
How to Download the VPN and Connect
Install the app on your computer or phone, or the browser extension, sign in to your account, and pick Singapore. The first 8 hours are free, no card required. Once a server in the Philippines appears, it'll be in the same list of countries.
Why You Need a Philippines IP
A Philippines IP is needed by sites and services that check the country you connect from: banks, government portals, local stores, region-specific content. Until there's a local address, use a neighboring country. No separate plan for the Philippines is required.
One Subscription for All Devices
One subscription covers Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, and the Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extension. When a server in the Philippines goes live, it's available on all these clients at once.
VPN for Philippines Sites and Services
While there's no local server, the nearest country from the list above is enough for Philippines sites. For Discord, games, and system traffic, the desktop app is better; for browser tabs, the extension.
When a VPN in the Philippines Will Appear
The country is on our network expansion roadmap. We're not setting an exact date. This page will stay: as soon as the server is up, the text here will be updated, and a new country will appear in the app.