Hong Kong VPN

Connecting through a server in Hong Kong 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.

Hong Kong has 29 HZVPN servers, the second-largest location in Asia after Japan. All three tiers are available here, Free, VIP and SVIP, so you can use a Hong Kong server without upgrading.

Hong Kong residents who travel or study elsewhere often need a Hong Kong IP to sign in to local online banking, e-wallets, and government and public-service websites. Others use it to compare prices on Hong Kong online stores, read local news and Cantonese programme pages that are open to the public, or reach Asia-region game servers. Macau lies just across the water, and Taiwan and Singapore are not far away either, so if Hong Kong servers are busy, try Macau or Taiwan in the meantime.

HZVPN currently has 29 VPN servers in Hong Kong — No. 3 of 43 countries and regions by server count, and 22% of all servers in Asia Pacific. If the Hong Kong servers are temporarily unavailable, you can switch to nearby Macau, Taiwan or Vietnam.