Taiwan VPN

Connecting through a server in Taiwan 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.

HZVPN currently has 7 VPN servers in Taiwan, 3 VIP and 4 SVIP, available once you upgrade; free users can start with the free servers in nearby Hong Kong or Japan.

The people who most often need a Taiwanese IP are Taiwanese living, studying or working abroad. A local IP lets them sign in to online banking, e-invoice and government service websites, or watch the news and programme pages that Taiwanese broadcasters make publicly available. Others use it to check local prices on Taiwanese online stores or to reach Asia-region game servers. Japan lies to the northeast, Hong Kong to the south-west, and the Philippines just across the Bashi Channel to the south, so any of these can stand in if Taiwanese servers are busy.

HZVPN currently has 7 VPN servers in Taiwan — No. 8 of 43 countries and regions by server count, and 5% of all servers in Asia Pacific. If the Taiwan servers are temporarily unavailable, you can switch to nearby Hong Kong, Macau or Philippines.