International routes across 100+ countries, with unlimited devices. Choose a connection by region for AI tools and streaming.
No email required. Sign up with a username and password.
Check the target service’s regional requirements first, then choose a route in your client. Coverage spans 100+ countries and 230+ routes; available options are listed in your subscription after you sign in.
| Flag | Country / Region | Route Type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → | |
| Singapore | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → | |
| Hong Kong | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → | |
| United States | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → | |
| Italy | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → | |
| Germany | Refer to the subscription labels | Check streaming support → |
A region may offer different connection routes. IEPL dedicated, relayed, and direct describe how routes are organized; they don’t guarantee that a particular website will be accessible at all times. The regions above show available entry points—not individual test results—and don’t replace route details in the client.
For everyday browsing, start with a route in a suitable region. For AI tools, also check which regions the service supports. For video, consider both your account region and content licensing. If something goes wrong, note the error and compare another route in the same region; this usually makes the cause easier to identify than switching between countries.
Status shown on this page is a guide for route selection only. Your actual connection depends on your local network, time of access, and target service. Use the client’s connection result as the source of truth.
Don’t choose by region name alone. Confirm what you need to access, then check the route labels in your subscription. Loading a website, signing in to an account, and playing a video are separate things to verify.
Your account manages plans, your subscription syncs routes, and your client establishes the connection.
No email required. Create an account with a username and password. After opening the user panel, save your login details securely, then check your plan and client options. Your account password and subscription URL serve different purposes. You don’t need to share either with anyone when troubleshooting connection issues.
Choose a monthly plan or data package based on your usage. After payment, check your plan status in the user panel and retrieve your subscription. The subscription URL lets your client load routes; copy it from your own panel. The regional preview on this page isn’t a personal subscription and can’t be imported into a client.
Get a client for your operating system, import your subscription, and allow any network configuration permissions it requires. Once the region list appears, choose a route and test the target website. If the import succeeds but access doesn’t work, check your current mode and selected region first. See the guides for step-by-step instructions.
For your first setup, import and test the subscription on a device you use often before configuring other devices. This helps confirm the subscription status, system permissions, and access to your target website. You won’t need to relearn the whole process on another device, but get the setup link for each device from your own user panel to avoid using configuration details from an unknown source.
Read service details separately from usage requirements. You can verify route coverage and plan rules directly; regional policies for your target platform require a separate check.
When accessing international websites in the evening, both your local network and the cross-border route can affect performance. To see if a route suits everyday use, check page loading, video buffering, and session stability—not just the connection icon. VPNFar offers routes in different regions. If one is congested, compare routes in the same region to avoid changing regions and potentially affecting your account. After switching, test again on the same device with the same service. If issues persist, note the time, route, and error so you can explain the problem in a support ticket.
VPNFar describes its security as quantum encryption. This label does not imply any unprovided algorithm details or certification claims. Keep your account password and subscription URL secure; don’t post configuration screenshots or complete links in public forums. Get the client from the user panel and verify its source before granting system permissions. Encryption and the security of your account on a target website are separate matters. Encryption doesn’t replace the website’s own login protections, access controls, or device updates, and it doesn’t mean every online activity is suitable for every network environment.
Set up the client to suit how you use each device—work on a computer, read on a tablet, or browse on a mobile device. VPNFar allows unlimited simultaneous devices and supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Unlimited devices does not mean unlimited plan data; keep an eye on your data balance across devices on the same account. Set up and test each device individually, checking system permissions, the selected route, and routing mode. When switching devices, get the setup link from your personal panel and don’t share your subscription URL as a public file.
Using AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini involves more than opening a webpage; sign-in status, region detection, and uninterrupted output also matter. Check the service’s supported regions before choosing a route, and try to stay in the same region after signing in. Avoid switching frequently while generating content. VPNFar provides international routes to choose from for different needs, but a network connection doesn’t replace the tool’s account eligibility, subscription benefits, or API access. If the website works but a developer tool doesn’t, check the network settings for the terminal and app separately. For more, see the complete AI guide.
Streaming availability depends on your exit region, how the platform identifies your connection, your account benefits, and content licensing. Matching the route region to the target catalog is a starting point, not a promise that all content will play. VPNFar offers routes in different regions to choose from; check the streaming support page and test playback yourself. If the homepage loads but a video won’t play, check your account status and the error first, then compare routes in the same region. Video quality also depends on your local network, device decoding, and platform plan, so don’t judge by the route name alone.
Before choosing a plan, check its data allowance, supported platforms, and payment methods. After trying the service, assess how it works with your network. VPNFar offers a 60-day refund policy; see the refund policy for application details. To request a refund, open a support ticket from the user panel and provide the relevant order details and your request, following the on-page instructions. Connection troubleshooting and refund requests are separate matters. If the service isn’t a good fit, consult the policy for next steps. Include only necessary order information; don’t post your account password or subscription URL publicly.
When comparing connectivity subscriptions, separate rules you can verify directly from experiences you need to test for yourself. Coverage, data resets, device limits, and refund policies fall into the first group. Whether a route works well with your usual websites or stays smooth in the evening falls into the second. VPNFar presents these details on separate pages so you can review them before getting started, rather than reducing every use case to a single broad claim about speed.
If AI tools are your main use, start with the ChatGPT access guide, then read the Complete AI Guide. For video streaming, check regional and account requirements on the Streaming Support page. For client issues, search the FAQs by symptom. Each page covers a different part of the process—route selection, setup, or billing—so account eligibility issues aren’t mistaken for connection problems.
Sign in to get your subscription from the user panel. Client downloads are available there; marketing pages don’t provide installers or personal subscription links.
Get VPNFar clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux after signing in; no paid plan is required. The iOS option is available based on the active plan shown in your user panel. Getting a client and getting a usable subscription are separate steps. After installation, check your plan in the panel, then import the subscription using the guide.
Follow your system prompts to configure network permissions during installation. If no regions appear after import, first check whether the subscription updated successfully. If the list appears but you can’t access a service, make sure you’ve selected a route and connected. Don’t reinstall the app repeatedly before identifying the cause; keeping the error details helps with troubleshooting. For steps involving system permissions, follow the platform setup guides.
Choose a data allowance based on your actual usage, then consider how often you’ll use it. Monthly plans reset each month on the activation date. Data packages last until used and never expire.
¥9.9 / month
A good fit for browsing, research, and text-based tools. If you often transfer large files, review your usage in the panel and reassess.
¥18 / month
For a mix of everyday research and video streaming. How long it lasts depends on video quality, file sizes, and how you use each device.
¥28 / month
For higher data needs and frequent access to international services across different devices. A larger data allowance does not change the speed of an individual route or your platform benefits.
¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB. Data packages last until used and never expire. If your usage is occasional and you prefer to manage access based on your remaining data, compare a package with a monthly plan. Don’t decide based on the upfront price alone.
Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Before choosing, check your current plan and the change details in the panel, especially the reset date and remaining data. This page lists only the available monthly plans and data packages; it does not estimate prices for other terms.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. VPNFar offers a 60-day refund policy; see the refund policy for details. Manage data usage, order checks, and refund requests through the user panel to keep each issue linked to the relevant account and order.
If you’re unsure how much data you need, start by listing your typical activities: text searches and reading documents, streaming video, and file transfers can use very different amounts. The number of devices alone doesn’t determine the right data tier; what matters is the content they actually transfer. Base your choice on your own usage, not on estimated viewing hours that haven’t been verified.
From system settings and route terminology to specific use cases, choose articles based on the problem you’re trying to solve. Follow instructions alongside the current client interface.
Follow the steps to get a client, copy and import your subscription, allow the VPN configuration, and verify the connection. Learn the difference between configuration permissions and route selection so you can find the right step when something goes wrong.
Before exploring the client interface, understand the difference between a subscription and a route, then learn how rule-based mode differs from global mode. Useful before importing a subscription and when checking terminology during troubleshooting.
Learn how to assess routes for live streaming by looking at connection paths, playback consistency during match times, and multi-device use. Route recommendations don’t replace platform account or sports licensing requirements.
When following a guide, first identify where the problem occurs: signing in to the panel, getting a subscription, importing it into the client, connecting, or signing in to and streaming from the target service. Each stage requires different checks. Describing the current screen and error accurately is more useful than repeatedly changing unrelated settings. You can also list the steps you’ve completed in this order when submitting a support ticket.