Browse Routes by Region
This directory lists static route information and does not rank performance. The streaming column uses the same verification note throughout: exit region is only one factor. Actual availability also depends on platform rules, account region, and how the exit is identified.
Asia-Pacific
A good place to start when comparing connections in nearby regions. Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore have different exit locations and may take different routes to a target website. Map distance alone is not a reliable way to judge performance.
| Country / Region | City | Connection Type | Streaming Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL | Verify with the target platform |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL | Verify with the target platform |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| South Korea | Seoul | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Australia | Sydney | Direct | Verify with the target platform |
| New Zealand | Auckland | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
North America
When accessing services in North America, consider both the region allowed by your account and the service’s location. The US West and East are different exit locations. Apps, file transfers, and developer APIs may also use different service clusters.
| Country / Region | City | Connection Type | Streaming Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Los Angeles | Direct | Verify with the target platform |
| United States | Seattle | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| United States | New York | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Canada | Vancouver | Direct | Verify with the target platform |
| Canada | Toronto | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Mexico | Mexico City | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
Europe
European routes can provide access to content and business systems in the corresponding region. Licensing and service policies vary by country, so check the specific country rather than treating Europe as one uniform service region.
| Country / Region | City | Connection Type | Streaming Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Switzerland | Zurich | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Germany | Frankfurt | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| United Kingdom | London | Direct | Verify with the target platform |
| France | Paris | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Netherlands | Amsterdam | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Sweden | Stockholm | Direct | Verify with the target platform |
Other Regions
Routes in Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East are best suited to tasks with a specific regional requirement. If a service does not require a particular exit region, there is no need to add path complexity by choosing a more distant location. Start by checking whether your everyday tasks work as expected.
| Country / Region | City | Connection Type | Streaming Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | São Paulo | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| Chile | Santiago | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| South Africa | Johannesburg | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
| United Arab Emirates | Dubai | Relayed | Verify with the target platform |
Country coverage and route counts describe the service’s reach; they do not guarantee availability on any target platform. To check whether streaming works, follow the platform’s rules and test with your actual account and the specific content.
Connection Types and Route Paths
IEPL, relayed, and direct describe how a connection path is arranged. They are not fixed speed tiers, and their names alone cannot predict the experience across all times and network conditions.
IEPL
Dedicated Transport and Stable ConnectionsIEPL generally refers to an international Ethernet private line. This type of route uses a dedicated cross-border transport segment before reaching the target service through an exit network. The dedicated segment is organized differently from a path relying entirely on public networks, but your local network, access node, exit, and target website all affect the experience. The term does not mean the entire connection has the same conditions end to end.
Scenarios worth comparing include sustained office work, remote sessions, and interactive apps used for extended periods. Check whether sessions stay connected, file uploads complete, and performance remains consistent during your usual hours. Dedicated transport resources typically involve higher procurement and maintenance costs. This is a difference in how routes are organized, not an additional dedicated-line fee on this page or a performance guarantee for individual users.
Relayed Connections
How the Path Between Entry and Exit Is ArrangedA relayed connection first sends traffic to an access or relay node, then forwards it over another link to the exit. This makes it possible to arrange the access point and exit separately, so the location you connect from may differ from the exit location seen by a website. The relay node’s region alone does not determine the region of the content you see; check the final exit and how the target service identifies it.
Relayed routes are worth comparing for everyday browsing, research, and access to services in multiple regions. An extra forwarding step may improve one part of the connection or introduce new factors; the quality of the specific path matters. Resource costs involve the entry, relay, and exit, so the number of forwarding steps cannot be used to estimate plan prices. If something goes wrong, try another path in the same exit region first to avoid changing both the region and connection type at once.
Direct Connections
The Actual Route from Your ISP to the ExitDirect usually means the client connects to the selected service node without a separately arranged relay entry. It does not mean the physical internet path contains no other network equipment; it describes a more direct access arrangement within the service’s connection structure. The actual path still depends on ISP routing, network interconnections, and the target service’s location. A shorter distance on a map does not necessarily mean a smoother connection.
For users with suitable connectivity from their local network to the target region, a direct connection may be an option for everyday access or region-specific tasks. It reduces forwarding within the service’s connection structure but relies more directly on the public network path. The cost structure usually involves fewer additional relay resources, but that does not mean every direct connection is cheaper or faster. Compare routes using the same task rather than relying on the type shown in the client list.
Connection Type and Connection Protection Are Different
VPN27 describes its connection protection as “quantum encryption.” Connection type concerns the path data takes; connection protection concerns how data is protected in transit. Neither replaces the other. Target websites may still apply their own rules based on accounts, login behavior, and exit information. Keep devices updated, secure your accounts, and follow your organization’s data-handling requirements separately.
Choose a cross-border route by use case
Define the task first, then compare possible routes. Keeping the exit region the same and changing only the connection path usually makes differences easier to assess than switching regions repeatedly.
Everyday Browsing and Research
For everyday browsing, check whether pages load fully, attachments open correctly, and the connection stays up without repeated reconnects. If the service has no regional requirement, start with an exit near the region of the services you use most, then compare the actual performance of IEPL, relayed, and direct routes. Browser cache, extensions, and website outages can also cause page issues, so not every loading problem is a route issue.
Test with websites you actually use rather than checking only a test page. If just one site has a problem, first check its service status and your browser settings. If several unrelated services fail at the same time, consider changing routes or checking your local network. Keep a frequently used route and a backup path so you can repeat the same steps later.
Streaming
First check which region has the rights to the content, then choose a matching exit. Being able to open a platform’s home page does not guarantee a specific title will play, and playback does not guarantee that your account supports the desired quality. The content catalog, account plan, device capabilities, player settings, and exit identification can all affect the result. Consider both platform messages and what happens in the player.
Once playback starts, check that it continues smoothly and that seeking works as expected. If the platform reports a region or proxy restriction, first check the exit region and the platform’s rules rather than repeatedly refreshing. VPN27 does not designate any route as permanently working for every title. See the streaming guide for more on specific use cases.
AI Tools and Developer APIs
AI services often check regional availability, account status, and request behavior. First confirm the tool’s officially supported regions, then choose a suitable exit and try to keep the region consistent while signing in and using the service. Access to a chat page does not prove that a developer API, command-line tool, or IDE plugin uses the same network path; these applications may use their own connection settings or system settings.
Test the full workflow: sign in, send a request, and wait for the complete response, rather than checking only the home page. If streaming output is interrupted, distinguish a dropped connection from account limits, platform rate limits, or an issue with the request itself. Changing routes cannot resolve every account-level restriction or guarantee that a tool will accept a particular exit. For development environment setup and persistent connection troubleshooting, see the AI tools guide.
Gaming and Interactive Apps
Choose a route based on the game server’s actual region, and check whether the client routes connections made by the game process. Launcher sign-in, downloads, and gameplay may use different paths, so updating a game does not confirm that gameplay traffic uses the selected route. Before you start, check the publisher’s rules for network tools to avoid account issues.
For these tasks, continuity matters more than file transfer performance alone. Compare routes using the same server, device, and similar network conditions, and watch for local Wi-Fi fluctuations or heavy traffic from other devices. VPN27 international routes are not a promise of compatibility with every game; verify suitability in an actual game session.
Remote Work and Team Collaboration
For work, first confirm which connection methods your organization allows, then check whether meetings, document editing, and file uploads can be completed without interruption. Some internal systems require an organization-approved exit or dedicated access method; a standard international route cannot replace company authorization. Do not change settings on a managed work device without permission, or enter work account credentials or internal files into public testing tools.
Use the service on as many devices as you like, but this does not give each device a separate data allowance. When using several devices, plan updates, syncing, and large transfers around your plan’s total data allowance. Once you have confirmed a suitable route, keep the configuration stable and note the app, exit region, and error message when a problem occurs. You can submit these details through a support ticket in the user panel for easier troubleshooting.
Connection Checks and Subscription Maintenance
Use the directory to understand routes, the client to connect, and the target app to assess the result. Change one setting at a time to reduce variables during troubleshooting.
Get a Valid Configuration from the User Panel
No email address is required; you can register with a username and password. Client downloads and subscription links are available in the user panel. Do not get configurations from unknown sources. After signing in, you can access clients for Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux; iOS availability depends on the user panel. See the quick start guide for setup steps.
After updating your subscription, use the route names shown in the client. If an example on this page does not appear in your list, do not guess the server address. First check that your subscription is updated and your plan is active, then use the panel to confirm which routes are available.
Check the Exit, Then Test Your Task
Once connected, use My IP to help check how your current browser exit is identified. Different lookup services may report different regions. Use these results for troubleshooting only; they do not replace the target platform’s own checks.
Next, open the app you actually use and complete the full task, such as signing in, loading content, or transferring a file. If the browser works but the app does not, check whether the app uses the same route. Save your work before changing routes, and avoid switching exits repeatedly during an upload or active session.
Consider Route Selection and Data Usage Separately
Monthly plan data resets each month on the activation date. When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Data add-ons remain available until used and never expire. Your choice of route does not change these billing rules, and unlimited devices does not mean your data is unlimited. See plan pricing for prices and data allowances. Payment methods: Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT.
VPN27 offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund. See the Terms of Service for full details. If you have persistent issues while comparing routes, note the affected app, route name, and error message, then submit a ticket from the user panel. When sharing screenshots, hide your subscription link, account details, and other sensitive information.