VPN Server Locations - VPNGQ | International Routes Guide

Find Routes by Region

This is a regional overview of locations and connection types, not a complete subscription list. Check the user panel and refresh your client subscription for currently available options.

First, identify the exit region required by your target site, then choose a route in that region. City names indicate the exit location, not the full path from your location to the service. Streaming availability can also depend on your account region, content licensing and platform detection, so no fixed access guarantees are made here.

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Route overview by country or region, city and connection type
Country or region	City	Connection type	Streaming availability
Asia-Pacific
Japan	Tokyo	IEPL	Verify with an actual connection
Singapore	Singapore	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Hong Kong	Hong Kong	IEPL	Verify with an actual connection
South Korea	Seoul	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Australia	Sydney	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
New Zealand	Auckland	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
North America
United States	Los Angeles	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
United States	Seattle	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
Canada	Vancouver	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Canada	Toronto	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
Europe
United Kingdom	London	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Netherlands	Amsterdam	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
Germany	Frankfurt	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
France	Paris	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
Sweden	Stockholm	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
Switzerland	Zurich	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Other regions
Brazil	São Paulo	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
South Africa	Johannesburg	Direct	Verify with an actual connection
United Arab Emirates	Dubai	Relayed	Verify with an actual connection
Chile	Santiago	Direct	Verify with an actual connection

IEPL, Relayed and Direct Connections

These labels describe how a connection is routed. They can help narrow your choices, but they are no substitute for testing in practice.

Dedicated link setup

IEPL

IEPL typically refers to a link carried over an Ethernet private line. In a subscription client, the label helps identify routes set up using a dedicated link. It does not mean every part of the path from your device to the destination is a dedicated resource. Your home network, access provider, exit and destination service all affect the experience.

These routes may be worth trying for remote work, long-running sessions and evening use. Test whether calls stay clear, web apps respond smoothly and file transfers complete without interruptions. A successful connection message alone is not enough, and an IEPL label does not guarantee consistent performance across all apps.

Dedicated links generally involve higher infrastructure and maintenance costs, but cost alone does not determine the experience you get. This page does not add a surcharge for IEPL routes. Check the panel for available options and billing details.

Traffic forwarded to an exit

Relayed

A relayed connection places a forwarding entry between your device and the destination exit. Traffic reaches the entry first, then travels onward to the exit. This changes how the route is organized; it does not simply reduce the geographic distance. The entry location, onward routing and destination location can all affect connection performance.

For everyday browsing, online collaboration and streaming, consider relayed routes and compare them with other options in the same region. An extra forwarding step does not necessarily make an app slower, just as fewer steps do not guarantee a faster connection. The quality of the links and current network conditions matter most. Keep your device and app settings consistent when comparing routes.

The resource costs of a relayed connection depend on its entry, exit and transport method, so the label alone does not mean it costs less than other connection types. For users, confirming the region and whether the route reliably handles the task is more useful than guessing at infrastructure costs.

Direct connection to the exit entry point

Direct

Direct usually means the client connects to the service entry for the selected exit without first passing through an additional application-level relay. “Direct” describes how the connection is organized; it does not mean the internet path avoids carrier routers or always takes the shortest route to every destination.

When your local network has a suitable path to the exit, direct connections can work well for browsing, research and region-specific services. If routing from your network to that region is poor, web resources may load intermittently. Keep the destination region the same and try a relayed or IEPL option there to see whether a different path helps.

Direct connections typically avoid the extra forwarding stage, but actual costs still depend on the exit region, resource configuration and maintenance. Direct does not mean low quality. Choose based on how well your apps work, rather than automatically ranking one type last.

Choose a Route by Use Case

Prioritize the required region, then the connection type. Keep a reliable everyday route and choose a backup with a different path.

Web and research

Everyday browsing

If a site has no specific regional requirement, start with a nearby region. Once connected, open the pages you actually use and check that text, images, sign-in and attachments all load. Reaching a search homepage does not prove embedded content or later pages will work; different resources may come from different domains.

If some content fails to load, check your browser proxy settings and client routing rules first, then try another route in the same region. Change one thing at a time so you can tell whether the issue is due to the route or a rule. Save a route that works; there is no need to keep chasing new regions.

Video and content libraries

Streaming

Choose an exit for the region of the content library you want, then sign in to your account and check whether the title plays. Reaching a platform homepage only confirms that the site loads; licensing, account region and exit detection may still limit playback. Platforms such as Netflix and Disney+ can also change how they identify connections, so no region is marked as permanently supported.

Check that playback stays smooth after a video starts and resumes after you seek. If only one title is unavailable, check its licensing before changing all your network settings. If buffering continues, pause background sync and compare other routes in the same region. See our Streaming guide for more troubleshooting tips.

Web and development

AI Tools

Tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini have their own service-region and account eligibility requirements. Check the platform's terms first, then choose a matching region. A route only changes the network path; it does not grant account access or override a third-party platform's policies. Test website access and API requests separately.

For ongoing chats or development work, keep the exit region consistent to reduce variables mid-task. Saving a route in your client does not guarantee a fixed exit IP. If your workflow depends on a fixed address or an allowlist, check the specific features available in the panel. Timeouts can also stem from API settings, quotas or server status. See our AI guide to troubleshoot each in turn.

Interaction and sessions

Gaming

Choose a route based on the game server's region, not the language of its sign-in page. The launcher, game updates, authentication and matches may use different network paths, so opening the launcher does not prove match traffic is using your selected route. Check the client connection logs and in-game performance.

Test with the same game server and similar local network conditions. Check input response, disconnections and voice chat quality. Whether a game uses the system proxy depends on how it is built. If your client offers a relevant network takeover mode, read its instructions before enabling it. A VPNGQ international route subscription is not a promise of game-specific optimization.

Meetings and collaboration

Work

For work, first check your organization's access policies, then choose a route that matches the region of your business systems. If your organization requires access to internal resources through a designated corporate network, follow your administrator's instructions. Avoid running multiple clients that take over network traffic at the same time. If they conflict, do not troubleshoot by disabling workplace security settings.

Before an important meeting, test voice, screen sharing and collaborative documents separately; verify that file uploads complete successfully too. Keep the exit stable during work sessions, and choose a backup in the same business region for easier recovery. VPNGQ supports unlimited simultaneous devices, but each device must be checked to ensure the subscription imports and apps use it correctly. A connected device does not guarantee that every work app is routed as intended.

Connection checks and routine maintenance

Refresh your subscription first, check the exit next, then test the app. Change only settings relevant to the issue.

Get the latest route list

Get your subscription from the user panel and import it into your own client. Supported platforms: Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Client downloads are available in the panel. No email address is required; create an account with a username and password. Keep your account and subscription credentials secure, and never post screenshots showing the full subscription link in public forums.

If route names change, saved entries disappear or an old entry can no longer be selected, refresh the subscription in your client first. Then check your plan status and remaining data in your account. Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date; data add-ons never expire and remain available until used. The two options suit different usage patterns. See the Plans page for full details before choosing.

Narrow down the issue

After connecting, check whether the actual exit region matches your expectations, then test the target app. If no websites load, check your local network, client connection and subscription status first. If only one app has a problem, check its proxy route, account region and service status. This order helps avoid changing settings that are unrelated to the issue.

For help, open a ticket in the panel and include your device platform, route name, what the app is doing and the steps you've already tried. Hide account details and subscription credentials before sharing screenshots. See the Getting Started Guide for the full setup process. For routing and maintenance tips, continue to the Complete Guide. This service offers a 30-day money-back guarantee; see the Terms of Service for details.