Brazil VPN

Connecting through a server in Brazil routes your traffic via a local exit: sites and services aimed at that region tend to load more smoothly, and on untrusted networks like public Wi-Fi your connection is encrypted, reducing the risk of your traffic being snooped on. Whether a specific site is reachable still depends on that site's own access policy — we can't guarantee it.

Brazil is HZVPN's largest location in South America, with 6 VPN servers split evenly between VIP and SVIP, 3 each.

Brazil is the biggest country in South America, and Portuguese is its official language, so many local sites and services only come in Portuguese. Typical reasons to want a Brazilian IP include joining South American game servers, browsing Brazilian online stores in reais, and, for people who live or work in Brazil, signing in to local banking and government services while travelling. Neighbours such as Argentina are the closest places to connect from, and their servers are the natural backup when Brazil is busy. Free accounts have no South American server yet; the free servers in the United States are the nearest option.

HZVPN currently has 6 VPN servers in Brazil — No. 9 of 43 countries and regions by server count, and 8% of all servers in Americas. If the Brazil servers are temporarily unavailable, you can switch to nearby Argentina, Chile or Mexico.