International routes · Choose an exit by use case
Reliable connections with VPN34 Cross-border connectivity
VPN34 offers international routes across 90+ countries and 250+ routes for work, AI tools and streaming. Connect unlimited devices to the same subscription using the platforms you already know.
- 14-day refund guarantee
- No activity logs
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- No email required
- Windows
- macOS
- iOS
- Android
- Linux
International routes and popular platforms
90+ countries / 250+ routes · Unlimited devices
United States
Singapore
Japan
Hong Kong
United Kingdom
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
Linux
Connection experience and service details
Explore service information by use case
Details on routes, devices, privacy and refunds. The feature graphic below is illustrative and does not show live client connection status.
Know what you need before connecting
Browsing, extended conversations and long video sessions place different demands on your connection. Before choosing a route, identify the destination region and app, then compare how each option performs in practice. That gives you more useful context than a single speed reading.
Verify your access after connecting
A connected status in the client only confirms that a connection was established. Check whether the target site opens, your account accepts the selected region and videos play without interruption in your own network environment.
During peak hours, look for a steady connection
Slowdowns during peak hours can come from your local Wi-Fi, ISP congestion or an international link. VPN34 offers different connection paths: choose a region for your intended use, then compare available route types in the client. Rather than chasing momentary speed readings, check whether pages load, files transfer and videos play consistently. If performance fluctuates, rule out local network issues first, then try another route in the same region. Avoid changing several settings at once so you can identify what helped.
90+ countries / 250+ routesNo activity logs; keep your credentials secure
VPN34 follows a no-logs service policy. You can create an account with a username and password; no email address is required, so less information is needed to get started. Treat your subscription link like a password: don't post it in public forums, shared documents or screenshots. The network connection service and your target site's account system are separate, and the site may still retain login activity and usage records. Understanding this distinction helps you manage your browser, accounts and device permissions instead of relying on a connection tool to handle all aspects of privacy.
No email requiredUnlimited devices, shared data allowance
Connect a work computer, a device on the go and a home computer for their respective uses. VPN34 has no limit on the number of devices connected at the same time. Switching operating systems doesn't mean you need a different plan, but keep an eye on your subscription's data usage. Unlimited devices doesn't mean unlimited data: background updates, cloud sync and HD video can all use data continuously. Set clear connection rules for each device and check usage in your account dashboard. Disconnect devices you're not using to keep data allocation aligned with your needs.
Unlimited simultaneous devicesUsing AI tools? Check region availability first
When using AI tools such as Gemini, your network exit is only one part of access. The platform may also check your account's region, subscription eligibility and its own service availability. VPN34 offers international routes; after confirming which regions the platform supports, choose an appropriate exit and check that pages and conversations work as expected. For ongoing work, stick with a region you've already verified when possible, rather than switching frequently and triggering extra account checks. If you see an access notice, read the platform's guidance first, then troubleshoot your connection instead of assuming every error is route-related.
Choose an exit region supported by the platformStreaming: choose an exit for the catalog you want
Catalogs on Netflix, Disney+ and other platforms vary by region and licensing. Being able to open the homepage doesn't mean a specific title will play. With VPN34, check which region has the title you want, choose an exit and test playback. Streaming stability depends not only on international routes but also on your local network, device performance and the platform's quality settings. If playback buffers, check whether other apps are working before testing another route. For a specific title or picture quality, rely on actual playback rather than treating a region label as a guarantee of ongoing access.
Check the catalog and playback after connecting14-day refund guarantee
Your network experience depends on your region, ISP and time of day, so a route that works for someone else may not suit your setup. VPN34 offers a 14-day refund guarantee, giving you time to assess whether the service meets your needs in everyday use. After getting started, test the sites, work tools and devices you normally use rather than relying on a brief one-off check. To request a refund, submit the relevant order details through the support ticket section of your account dashboard and review the Terms of Service for the full conditions. Keep access to your account so you can follow up.
Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDTPopular regions and route options
Start with your destination region, then consider the connection path. The table below uses the same regions and use cases shown above. For exact route names, cities and available types, check the client.
| Country or region | City or exit | Route type | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Check the client | Direct route | Verify after connecting |
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL private line | Verify after connecting |
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL private line | Verify after connecting |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Relayed route | Verify after connecting |
| United Kingdom | Check the client | Relayed route | Verify after connecting |
A nearby location doesn't always mean a shorter route
Geographic location is just one clue when choosing a route. The actual data path also depends on ISP peering and intermediate nodes, and different routes in the same region can perform differently. For everyday browsing, start with an exit that works well for you. For region-specific services, first meet the target platform's regional requirements, then compare connection stability.
IEPL private lines, relayed routes and direct routes describe connection paths, not a speed ranking independent of your environment. Relaying adds an intermediate hop, but may improve a poor path. Direct routes are more straightforward, but depend more on local network conditions leading to the international exit. For more detail, see the technical reference.
Base your choice on repeatable results
After choosing a route, test it with familiar tasks: open a resource page, transfer a file, hold an extended conversation or play a video you plan to watch. If something goes wrong, note the time, device platform and app, then compare another route in the same region. This makes it easier to pinpoint the cause than repeatedly switching countries.
The route status display below is provided by a page component for reference when choosing a route. It doesn't represent the actual experience on every device or guarantee access to any specific service. Don't choose a long-term exit based on a single latency reading; consistent performance for your use case matters too.
Clients and subscription setup
Get clients and subscription details through the account dashboard. Sign in to access your subscription; marketing pages don't provide app installers or subscription URLs.
Get a client, then add your subscription
Create an account with a username and password; no email address is required. Sign in to download clients for Windows, macOS, Android and Linux. For iOS, check the subscription status in your dashboard for available options. Once in the dashboard, follow the setup guide for your platform, then get and import your subscription. Downloading a client and activating service are separate steps, so check your subscription status after installation.
When importing for the first time, check any system prompt asking for permission to create a network connection. After granting permission, choose a route, connect and test a familiar website. Don't repeatedly add the same subscription before confirming the import worked, or you may end up confused by duplicate configurations. See the getting started guide for the full process.
Switch devices while keeping a consistent connection routine
Interface labels may differ across platforms, but the steps are the same: get your subscription, choose an exit, connect and verify access. On desktop, start by checking the apps you use for work. On mobile, recheck your connection after switching networks. When prompted about subscription updates or system network permissions, read the details before making changes.
For help, search the FAQ by account, connection, speed or billing. If the issue persists, submit a ticket in your account dashboard. Include your device platform, the affected app and the checks you've already tried. Before sharing screenshots, hide your subscription link and password; include only the relevant error message.
Monthly plans and data budgeting
Monthly plans reset their data allowance each month on the activation date. Choose an allowance based on how often you use the service and your ongoing data needs, such as video and syncing. Every plan supports unlimited simultaneous devices.
Monthly plan · 60GB
¥9.9 / month
For browsing, email and light use, with regular data checks.
- 60GB per month
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refund guarantee
Monthly plan · 250GB
¥18 / month
For a mix of work resources and media, with more room for everyday data use.
- 250GB per month
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refund guarantee
Monthly plan · 500GB
¥28 / month
For frequent video streaming, file transfers and shared use across multiple devices.
- 500GB per month
- Unlimited devices
- 14-day refund guarantee
Choose an allowance based on actual usage
Text-heavy webpages and HD video use very different amounts of data, so device count alone isn't enough to estimate usage. Video quality, watch time, file sizes and background syncing all affect consumption. When choosing a plan, consider the apps you use most, then check your usage history in the dashboard and adjust your allowance if needed.
When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated for the remaining days. Before changing plans, check your current subscription and order details in the dashboard. An upgrade doesn't add a full extra billing period. Compare the plans page for the complete price and data allowance details.
Prefer flexible usage? Explore data bundles
Data bundles don't expire; use them until they're gone: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, ¥658 / 3000GB. They use a different billing model from monthly plans, which reset on the activation date. Compare how often you use the service, your budget and how you prefer to manage data before choosing; the total allowance alone doesn't determine which option is right for you.
Pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay or USDT. The service includes a 14-day refund guarantee. Check the plan and billing method before paying, then review your order status and subscription details in the account dashboard. Starting a payment doesn't necessarily mean your subscription is active; check the status shown in the dashboard.
Guides and access tips
Find articles on setup, credential security and regional streaming catalogs based on what you're dealing with. Route selection advice can help you assess connection paths, but it doesn't replace the target platform's service rules or real-world results.
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Read article →VPN34 Cross-border connectivity
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