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Free Proxy Servers by Country

Explore countries with currently checked public proxy endpoints. Each country card summarizes real catalog measurements and links to individual endpoint histories. Locations are source-reported; the observed exit may be located differently.

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115matching checked proxies
33endpoint countries
2 / 2local checkers reporting
3 minsince latest successful check

Country cards with current proxy coverage

Compare unique IP addresses and protocol coverage before choosing a country. Response times were measured from our local checkers, not from your device.

How to choose a proxy country

Start with the country needed for a legitimate routing or application test, then select a protocol your software supports. A larger endpoint count gives more alternatives, but does not prove better privacy or reliability. Open an individual proxy card to compare check history and observed success sample size.

The median summarizes the latest successful HTTPS response for each currently listed endpoint. It is not an internet-speed ranking of countries. Different routes, checker nodes and endpoint populations affect the comparison; a country with a single proxy has very limited evidence.

Endpoint location and exit location

Country labels come from the discovery source’s geolocation metadata. A proxy can forward a connection through another address, and location databases can disagree. Every detailed proxy card shows the exit IP seen in its latest successful check. Verify the destination’s view for your own use case instead of assuming a flag guarantees a particular result.

Why country coverage changes

These cards include only results that are still within the one-hour publication window. Failed rechecks and expired measurements reduce a country’s count. Each country with a currently verified endpoint has a detailed page and is included in the sitemap. Small pools are shown with their actual sample size and measurement limits. Empty country pages are excluded from the sitemap and do not display advertisements.

For whole-device routing, compare proxies and VPNs. For client compatibility, read HTTP vs SOCKS5 vs SOCKS4.

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