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4MVPN Recommended International Routes
Choose international routes for your needs: AI tools, streaming, and multiple devices. Pick between monthly plans and prepaid data that never expires.
Create an account with a username and password—no email address required·14-day money-back guarantee·Anonymous, no logs
One subscription·120+ countries / 190+ routes·Unlimited devices
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
- United States
- Singapore
- Japan
- Hong Kong
- France
- Switzerland
Locations and use cases
Choose a location, then a route
Coverage across 120+ countries and 190+ routes. Check the target service's location requirements, then test the connection on your own network.
Opening international websites, using AI tools, and streaming region-specific catalogs can call for different exit locations. For everyday browsing, compare locations that suit your current network. For AI tools, check which regions the service supports. For streaming, confirm the catalog's location first. The examples below are for choosing a route, not a promise of real-time availability. Check the client list after signing in for city names and full route names.
When comparing routes, keep other conditions as consistent as possible: use the same device, local network, and target service, then observe page loads, sustained output, or video playback. Route type is only a starting point, not a substitute for real-world testing. If you run into connection issues, first work out whether the change is with the target site, exit location, or local network before switching routes. This makes it easier to identify the cause than repeatedly changing settings.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming and use cases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | |||
| Hong Kong | See the client list for current details | IEPL dedicated route | Compare connections during peak hours; streaming support depends on the service's own assessment |
| Singapore | See the client list for current details | See the client list for current details | Choose and test a location based on the target service's requirements |
| Japan | See the client list for current details | Direct route | Suggested for Netflix Japan; actual access depends on the service's assessment |
| Americas and Europe | |||
| United States | See the client list for current details | Relay route | Suggested for ChatGPT / Claude; follow the target service's requirements |
| France | See the client list for current details | See the client list for current details | Check regional content availability on the target platform |
| Switzerland | See the client list for current details | See the client list for current details | Test site access and sustained connections for your use case |
Comparing route types
IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct routes describe different ways of organizing network traffic; none is universally best for every use case. For peak hours, compare against a Hong Kong IEPL dedicated route. For AI tools, you could start with a US relay route that meets the service's regional requirements. To watch a Japanese catalog, you could try a direct route in Japan. Access and uninterrupted playback still depend on your network and the target platform. Note your original route before switching so you can restore it if the alternative doesn't work for you.
View all routes →Route status reference
The route status figures below are for reference only; they are not actual speed test results or bandwidth guarantees. Judge a route by how the target service performs on your device after connecting through the client.
Browse recommendations by issue
Connections, privacy, and refunds
Start with the issue you're experiencing and find relevant route suggestions and usage limitations.
Peak-hour recommendation
Hong Kong · IEPL dedicated route
Test the connection during your usual usage hours
Route recommendation for peak hours
Being able to open a webpage during the day doesn't guarantee the same experience in the evening. During peak hours, use a Hong Kong IEPL dedicated route as a comparison point. On your usual device and network, visit the same target service and check whether pages load, video buffers, or ongoing output runs smoothly. 4MVPN gives you a way to choose routes; make your decision based on real-world use under comparable conditions, not just the route name. After switching, complete a full usage session before deciding whether to keep the route. If the issue affects only one website, check the site's own status too.
Anonymous, no logs
No email address required
Create an account with a username and password
Privacy policy and account protection
4MVPN's privacy commitment is anonymous, no-log service. Create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Keep network-service privacy commitments separate from how you use accounts on other websites: logging in, submitting content, or authorizing apps remains subject to those platforms' rules. Keep your account credentials secure, sign in only on trusted devices, and don't share subscription details from your dashboard. Clear data-handling boundaries are more useful than broad security claims when deciding whether a service suits your needs. See the privacy policy for details.
Unlimited simultaneous devices
Import the subscription on each device
Share your selected plan's data
Tips for using multiple devices
Use the same subscription on your work computer and personal devices—4MVPN allows unlimited simultaneous connections. Each device still needs the appropriate client. Sign in to the dashboard to get your subscription, then import it and verify the connection on each device. Unlimited devices refers to the number of connected devices, not unlimited data; usage across devices counts toward your selected plan's allowance. Rather than choosing a separate service for each device, manage one subscription and select routes to suit each device's use. If one device won't connect, check its import status first; there's no need to change settings on the others.
ChatGPT / Claude
United States · Relay route
Check which locations the service supports first
Tips for accessing AI tools
AI tools need more than a page that loads: sign-in, requests, and sustained output all depend on a suitable network environment. Start by testing a US relay route that meets the target service's regional requirements, and try to keep the exit location consistent. On the web, check whether a full response comes back. For IDE plugins and command-line tools, also confirm that each uses the intended network settings. Keeping conditions stable makes issues easier to diagnose than switching locations frequently. 4MVPN provides network routes, but the target service determines account eligibility, regional policies, usage limits, and risk controls. A successful connection does not guarantee account access.
Netflix Japan library
Japan · Direct route
The platform's assessment determines availability
Tips for checking catalogs and playback
For streaming, check the catalog location and playback separately. For Netflix Japan, for example, choose a direct route in Japan, reconnect, reopen the service, and check whether the content you want is available. Then test playback and watch for buffering. Seeing the homepage doesn't mean a specific title will play; account region, content rights, and the platform's own assessment can all affect results. Testing actual playback is more reliable than relying on the location label alone. 4MVPN provides international routes, not streaming memberships, and does not guarantee ongoing access to any particular catalog. If something goes wrong, save the error message and check each factor in turn.
14-day money-back guarantee
Submit a request through the user dashboard
Keep the relevant order details
Refunds and evaluating your experience
4MVPN offers a 14-day money-back guarantee. To decide whether the service suits you, test the situations you actually care about: your usual network, evening usage, AI tools, or video playback—not just a single webpage. If it isn't a good fit, submit a refund request by ticket through the user dashboard and keep the relevant order details. See the refund policy for eligibility details. Considering both the refund process and everyday performance—not just the price—can help you make a more informed decision. If you need help troubleshooting a connection, include your device platform, route name, and what happened.
Clients and subscriptions
Get the client for your device
Supports Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux. Sign in to the user dashboard to get your subscription.
Choose the platform for your current device, then get the client through the dashboard. Sign in to download the Windows, macOS, Android, or Linux client. The iOS download link requires an active plan. Marketing pages don't provide direct installer downloads or public subscription URLs; client downloads and subscription management are kept in the dashboard for easy access and updates.
Once installation is complete, return to the dashboard to get your subscription and import it into the client using the guide. After importing, check that the route list appears, choose a location, and test access to a real service. If your device asks for VPN connection permission, confirm which app is requesting it. If the route list is empty after importing, check your subscription status and import result. Don't post account credentials or subscription details in public forums.
From connecting successfully to everyday use
A successful connection status is only the first step. Open the website you actually want to use and confirm that its pages and content load properly. If a desktop browser works but an app doesn't, check the app's network settings. If issues start after your device sleeps or you switch local networks, try reconnecting to the original route first. Change one condition at a time and note the results; it's easier to find the cause than to change the client, location, and settings all at once.
Read the full user guide →Monthly plans and prepaid data
Choose a plan based on how often you use it
Monthly plans start at ¥9.9/month. Estimate your data needs, then choose between a monthly reset and pay-as-you-use data.
If you regularly use international websites, AI tools, or video services, start by considering a monthly plan. Monthly data resets on the day you activate the plan, not on the first of each calendar month. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days. Check your actual usage in the dashboard when choosing a plan. Device count alone isn't a reliable guide, as streaming, file transfers, and background tasks can all use more data.
60GB monthly plan
¥9.9/month
A good starting point for everyday browsing and lighter tool use; adjust based on your actual usage.
- Includes 60GB of data
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 14-day money-back guarantee
250GB monthly plan
¥18/month
For regular use across multiple apps; consider how devices share the data allowance.
- Includes 250GB of data
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 14-day money-back guarantee
500GB monthly plan
¥28/month
For everyday use with higher data needs; check your actual usage rather than choosing by capacity alone.
- Includes 500GB of data
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Usage varies? View prepaid data packages
Prepaid data packages are ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. Data lasts until used and never expires. If your usage varies and you prefer to pay for data as you use it, compare these with monthly plans. Never expiring describes the validity of prepaid data; it doesn't mean unlimited data. Whether it's right for you depends on your usage habits.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT. Before confirming a plan, check its price, billing method, and data allowance, then continue in the user dashboard. If you have questions about reset rules or mid-cycle upgrades, read the plan details or contact support through a dashboard ticket. Keep monthly-plan rules separate from those for prepaid data packages.
View all plans →Things to check before you start
Popular FAQs
Review account, device, data, and refund terms separately to make the right choice.
What do I need to create an account?
Create an account with a username and password—no email address required. Keep your login details secure. You can check plans, get your subscription, and submit support tickets through the user dashboard. Before opening the client, check your subscription status in the dashboard. If you need help with your account, don't post your password or subscription details publicly.
How many devices can connect at once?
There is no limit on simultaneous devices. Install the appropriate client and import the subscription on each Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, or Linux device. All devices share the data allowance for your selected plan. Device count and data allowance are different things; check your actual usage in the dashboard, especially when streaming or transferring files.
What's the difference between a monthly plan and a prepaid data package?
Monthly plan data resets each month on your activation date. Prepaid data lasts until used and never expires. If you use the service regularly, compare monthly plans; if your usage varies, consider a prepaid data package. Compare the price with your usage habits, and don't mistake data that never expires for unlimited data. If you upgrade a monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days.
Why might an AI tool or video service still not work after I connect?
A route connection and eligibility to use a target service are two different things. AI tools may check your location and account status; streaming also depends on catalog rights and the platform's assessment. First check the service's location requirements, then review your current exit location and app network settings. Save any error message and test one factor at a time; this is more useful for troubleshooting than repeatedly switching locations. A network subscription doesn't include third-party memberships or account access.
Can I get a refund if the service isn't a good fit?
4MVPN offers a 14-day money-back guarantee. Check the refund policy for eligibility details. To request a refund, sign in to the user dashboard and submit a ticket with the relevant order details and your request. If you'd also like help troubleshooting your connection, include your device platform, route, and what happened. Don't include your password or full subscription details in the ticket.
For details on network requirements for ChatGPT, Claude, IDE plugins, and command-line tools, read the AI tools guide. If you're installing a client for the first time, start with the user guide and follow the steps to get your subscription, import it, choose a route, and test it. For payment and refund details, refer to the full information on the plans page and in the refund policy.
Read the AI tools guide and troubleshooting tips →Guides and how-to articles
Setup steps and speed tests
Configure the connection correctly first, then compare routes on your own device.
Windows VPN Setup from Scratch: Import a Subscription, Choose Routes, and Launch on Startup
Go from installing the client to confirming your connection works, then set it to launch on startup if that suits your daily routine.
Read article →Android VPN Setup for Beginners: Install the Client and Verify Your Connection
Check the subscription import, VPN permission, and battery settings in order; understand the difference between installation and a working connection.
Read article →How to Compare VPN Speeds: Test Tools, Timing, and Key Metrics
Track latency, jitter, packet loss, and download performance separately. Compare results under similar conditions to make the comparison more meaningful.
Read article →Before choosing a service, check its public pricing, billing rules, device limits, and refund process. 4MVPN lists this information across its plans, guides, and policy pages so you can find details by topic. These articles explain setup and comparison methods; they don't replace the target service's regional rules or make a single connection experience representative of every network.
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