Browse international routes by region
Start with Hong Kong, the United States, Japan, Singapore, Italy, and other locations. Compare IEPL dedicated, relayed, and direct routes; a region name alone does not determine connection quality.
Browse routes120+ countries · 240+ routes
VPN picks: reliable cross-border access
- 60 days no-questions-asked refunds
- Military-grade encryption
- Alipay · WeChat Pay · USDT
- Unlimited devices
MHZVPN is a cross-border access subscription service, with plans from ¥9.9/month and data packs that never expire. No email required—just a username and password to get started.
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
- Hong KongIEPL dedicated route
- United StatesRelayed
- JapanRelayed
- SingaporeRelayed
- ItalyDirect
MHZ / Service Guide
Routes, encryption & devices
Check the routes and usage terms first, then decide how to manage your data. MHZVPN presents its region directory, client setup links, and billing rules separately, so you can review each item for your needs.
Review connections and accounts separately
Encrypted connections protect data in transit. Account passwords, subscription links, and your login status on destination websites still need to be managed separately.
Read the user guideSet up each device separately
Use as many devices simultaneously as you need. Install the appropriate client for each desktop or mobile platform, then import your subscription from your account.
View import stepsWhen choosing a service, consider coverage, route types, and data rules together. Coverage helps you check whether a destination is available; route types explain the connection path; and plan data affects how you use the service day to day. The directory below breaks these questions down so you can review them before getting started and return to the relevant section if you need help later.
Highlight / Reliable during peak hours
✓ VerifiedChoosing routes during peak hours
What problem does this address?
A connection that works during the day may load slowly in the evening. The cause could be your local network, connection path, or destination service—not just the region name.
How to check
Use the directory to compare IEPL dedicated, relayed, and direct routes on the same network and in the same target app. Keep the route that works best for your current setup.
What sets it apart
MHZVPN offers 120+ countries and 240+ routes to choose from. Check performance during the times you actually use the service; route labels are not guarantees of speed or uninterrupted availability.
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Military-grade encryptionEncrypted connections and credential management
What problem does this address?
Cross-border access involves more than connectivity. Consider data in transit, and understand the distinct roles of your client, account, and subscription credentials.
How to check
MHZVPN provides military-grade encryption. Get the client and subscription from the dashboard, then import them using the instructions for your platform. Don’t post your subscription link in public discussions or screenshots.
What sets it apart
Encryption in transit and the security of your account on destination websites are separate concerns. Protect your password, check website addresses, and handle subscription links carefully to keep connection setup and everyday account security working together.
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Unlimited simultaneous devicesSwitch between desktop and mobile devices
What problem does this address?
You may switch between a work computer and mobile devices, and client setup and subscription import can vary by operating system.
How to check
MHZVPN supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Get the right client for each device and import your subscription.
What sets it apart
Device limits and plan data are separate: unlimited devices does not mean unlimited data. When checking your remaining data, consider whether other devices are syncing files, updating apps, or streaming video.
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Accessing AI toolsCheck the connection first, then the app
What problem does this address?
If ChatGPT won’t open or you need Claude access, page loading, account sign-in, and the service’s regional rules may all affect the result.
How to check
After importing your subscription, choose a suitable region. Confirm the client is connected and check its exit location, then open the target tool and verify that the page loads, sign-in works, and requests complete successfully.
What sets it apart
Direct access describes the use case; it does not mean every AI tool uses the same route type. International routes cannot replace account eligibility for a service or guarantee that its regional policies will stay the same.
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Check the target serviceCheck regional content and playback separately
What problem does this address?
Streaming catalogs depend on exit location, account region, and platform policies. Being able to open the home page doesn’t guarantee that a particular title will play.
How to check
Choose the region you need, then check the catalog and playback on the target platform. After changing routes, check whether the app still reflects its previous region.
What sets it apart
For services such as Disney+, check the specific service. 4K playback also depends on your local network, the source video, and account requirements. Route listings include verification notes rather than treating one successful playback as a lasting guarantee.
Highlight / 60-day no-questions-asked refunds
60-day no-questions-asked refundsInclude real-world use in your decision
What problem does this address?
Plan details can’t fully capture your experience on a local network. Your workplace connection, usual usage times, and target apps all affect whether a service is a good fit.
How to check
MHZVPN offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund policy. After getting started, check the connection, data use, and device switching against your everyday needs. See the Terms of Service for the full policy.
What sets it apart
Refunds, monthly data resets, and data pack validity are explained separately. For order or refund help, open a support ticket from the user dashboard and include the relevant order details.
MHZ / Region Index
International routes preview
Start with familiar locations: check your destination first, then compare route types. The table below is an example directory; available routes depend on the subscription in your user dashboard. Verify streaming availability on the target service.
| Country / region | City | Route types | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated | Check the target service |
| United States | Check the dashboard listing | Relayed | Check the target service |
| Japan | Check the dashboard listing | Relayed | Check the target service |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relayed | Check the target service |
| Italy | Check the dashboard listing | Direct | Check the target service |
Route type is not a speed test
IEPL dedicated, relayed, and direct describe connection paths; they don’t predict how a route will perform on your current network. Nearby locations can be a starting point for everyday access. If an app requires a particular region, meet that requirement first, then compare the experience. Keep the target page the same when switching routes to make differences easier to identify.
If just one app is having trouble loading, first check whether it follows the client’s connection settings. If no international websites open, check in order that the subscription is imported, a route is selected, and your plan has data remaining. Separating app issues from connection issues can help avoid unnecessary route switching.
Test with your actual tasks
For browsing, check that pages and attachments load fully. For AI tools, verify requests and responses. For streaming, test actual playback rather than stopping at the home page. A successful test reflects conditions at that moment; keep checking at peak hours and during your usual workday.
Route status figures are for route selection only; they don’t represent the complete experience between your device and a target app. Your current local network, app routing settings, and the destination service can all affect the result. For more locations, browse the full directory rather than treating the popular locations list as complete coverage.
Route status is for reference when choosing a route. Your actual connection depends on your current network and the destination service.
View all routes →MHZ / Billing Rules
Monthly plans and data packs
Monthly plans suit ongoing use; data packs work well when usage varies. Compare your usage frequency and data consumption before choosing a billing option. Device count doesn’t determine which plan you need—simultaneous devices are unlimited.
60GB
¥9.9/month
A good starting point for light tasks such as browsing reference materials and text chats. If you often stream video or sync large files, keep an eye on your remaining data.
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day no-questions-asked refunds
250GB
¥18/month
A fit for incorporating network access into everyday work and research. Track your actual usage first, then decide whether this tier meets your needs.
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day no-questions-asked refunds
500GB
¥28/month
For higher expected data use, including frequent video streaming and file transfers. More data does not guarantee performance for any specific app or playback experience.
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day no-questions-asked refunds
Usage varies? Check out non-expiring data packs
¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB
Use data packs until the balance runs out; they never expire. Unlike monthly plans that reset, data packs let you use the remaining balance when needed, making them useful if your access needs vary. Never expiring describes the validity period of the data pack; it doesn’t mean unlimited data or change the access requirements of a destination service.
Monthly plan data resets on your activation date. Mid-cycle upgrades are prorated based on the remaining days. Before upgrading, check the order and remaining service time in your dashboard; the tier price difference does not mean a full extra month of data. Read monthly plan and data pack rules separately—data packs’ no-expiration policy does not apply to monthly plans.
Review your usage checklist first
Breaking daily tasks into browsing, AI tools, video streaming, and file transfers can help you understand data use. Consumption varies by content, quality, and app settings, so this page doesn’t convert plan data into a fixed number of streaming hours. Checking your remaining balance in the dashboard after use is more reliable than guessing based on app names.
You can use unlimited devices simultaneously, but background updates, syncing, and streaming can all affect your data balance. After importing your subscription on a work computer and mobile devices, check the connection and app routing settings on each. This helps distinguish an issue on one device from an account-wide connection problem.
Account, payment, and refund help
No email required—create an account with a username and password. Keep your account details safe, then check your plan and orders in the user dashboard. Payment methods include Alipay, WeChat Pay, and USDT; follow the order page instructions. If your subscription status doesn’t update after payment, check the order first, then describe the issue in a support ticket.
MHZVPN offers a 60-day no-questions-asked refund policy. See the Terms of Service for full details. Before choosing a plan, review the billing rules; while using the service, note your selected region, client status, and any issues. When submitting a support ticket, describe the connection or order issue. Don’t share your password or full subscription link publicly.
MHZ / Usage Notes
Connection checks and setup guides
Find instructions by task, from installing a client and importing a subscription to checking your exit location. The Guides section focuses on completing specific tasks; the complete guide explains the full process. If you’re connected but one app is acting up, start with a troubleshooting guide before changing routes.
How to Set Up a VPN on Windows: From Client Installation to Launch at Startup
Follow the steps to install a client, import your subscription, choose a route, verify the connection, and configure launch at startup. Each step explains where to click and what to expect, so beginners can get set up with confidence.
Read the guide →Is Your VPN Connection Actually Working? A Beginner’s Guide to Checking Your Exit IP, DNS, and App Routing
Learn how to check your exit IP and DNS, then test apps individually to confirm traffic is using an international route. Covers common cases where a connection appears active but traffic isn’t routed through it.
Read the guide →Best VPN for Windows: Which One Should You Choose? A Hands-On Comparison of Global Proxy, Split Tunneling, and Startup Options
For Windows desktop users, this guide compares global proxy and rule-based split tunneling, game and office app compatibility, launch at startup, and system tray behavior to help you choose a client and route.
Read the guide →Track connection results separately from app results
A client showing “Connected” is only the starting point. Check your exit location, then test your browser and frequently used apps separately to spot differences in routing settings or app connection methods. If the browser works but a desktop app doesn’t, check whether the app follows system settings. If no apps work, check your subscription, route, and plan status one by one.
Get clients from the user dashboard. Sign in to access clients for Windows, Android, macOS, and Linux; iOS availability depends on the instructions shown in the dashboard. Installing a client doesn’t mean the subscription has been imported, and importing it doesn’t confirm that a target app works. Follow the guides to verify each step and give any troubleshooting a clear starting point, rather than reinstalling or repeatedly changing configurations.
For your first setup, follow the getting started guide step by step. To understand how plans, subscriptions, and routine maintenance fit together, read the complete guide. If you’ve followed the steps and still have an issue, browse the FAQ by account, connection, routes, or billing, then submit the relevant details through the dashboard.
Check your routes and plan, then get started
No email required · Unlimited simultaneous devices · 60-day no-questions-asked refunds