Europe
Finland VPN servers
We found 39 providers with VPN servers that give you an IP address from Finland. Websites see an address from this country, and your traffic is encrypted all the way to the server.
Confirmed physical servers in Finland: 22 of 39 providers. Virtual locations: 0. Not disclosed by the provider: 17. Lists checked on Nov 2, 2026.
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NordVPN Partner
One of the largest networks on the map and a strong set of security features.
150 countries in the network · HQ: Panama
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Proton VPN
A Swiss VPN from the makers of Proton Mail, with a free plan and no data cap.
149 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Switzerland
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ExpressVPN
Its own Lightway protocol and servers with no hard drives.
113 countries in the network · HQ: British Virgin Islands
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Private Internet Access
Open-source apps, servers in every US state and a no-logs claim tested in court.
113 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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IPVanish
A US VPN with no device limit, owned by Ziff Davis.
112 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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Bitdefender VPN
The VPN from the Romanian antivirus maker, included in its security suites.
109 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Romania
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Norton VPN
Norton’s VPN, sold on its own or as part of Norton 360 plans.
103 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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CyberGhost
Servers sorted by purpose and 45 days to ask for a refund.
100 countries in the network · HQ: Romania
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Surfshark
One account for as many devices as you like.
100 countries in the network · HQ: Netherlands
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PureVPN Partner
A wide choice of locations and paid extras such as a dedicated IP.
93 countries in the network · HQ: British Virgin Islands
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Avast Premium VPN
Avast’s own VPN, formerly SecureLine, now sold as Avast Premium VPN.
74 countries in the network · HQ: Czechia
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Windscribe
A sensible free plan and the option to pay only for the countries you need.
71 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Canada
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Amnezia VPN
A VPN designed to work in censored countries.
56 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Cyprus
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ClearVPN Partner
A simple VPN from MacPaw that picks the server for you.
55 countries in the network · HQ: Cyprus
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Mozilla VPN
A VPN from the makers of Firefox, running on Mullvad’s network.
50 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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TunnelBear
The simplest app in our comparison, with a free plan.
47 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Canada
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IVPN
A small, transparent service for people who take privacy seriously.
42 countries in the network · HQ: Gibraltar
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StrongVPN
A long-running US VPN from Ziff Davis, with 12 devices and OpenVPN Scramble.
42 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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AzireVPN
A Swedish VPN on diskless servers, now owned by Malwarebytes.
36 countries in the network · HQ: Sweden
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Malwarebytes Privacy VPN
A VPN from Malwarebytes on its own diskless servers.
36 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: United States
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OVPN
Diskless servers on its own hardware, owned by Pango since 2023.
20 countries in the network · HQ: United States
Location not confirmed by the provider
These providers don’t say which of their locations are virtual, so we can’t tell whether their server is physically in Finland.
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Hotspot Shield not confirmed
A long-running US VPN with its own Hydra protocol and a free plan.
85 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: United States
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ESET VPN not confirmed
The VPN from Slovak antivirus maker ESET, included in ESET HOME Security plans.
70 countries in the network · HQ: Slovakia
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HMA not confirmed
The VPN that began as a free web proxy in 2005, now part of Gen Digital.
65 countries in the network · HQ: Czechia
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VyprVPN not confirmed
Its own servers and a protocol that’s hard to block.
64 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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NymVPN not confirmed
A decentralised VPN with a fast two-hop mode and a five-hop mixnet.
62 countries in the network · HQ: Switzerland
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PrivateVPN not confirmed
A Swedish VPN with a Stealth mode for getting around blocks.
62 countries in the network · HQ: Sweden
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VPN Unlimited not confirmed
A KeepSolid VPN with a lifetime plan and its own Wise protocol for beating blocks.
59 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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hide.me not confirmed
A Malaysian VPN with a free plan and no data cap.
57 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Malaysia
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Astrill VPN not confirmed
Known for working on networks that actively block VPNs.
54 countries in the network · HQ: Liechtenstein
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AdGuard VPN not confirmed
A VPN from the makers of the AdGuard ad blocker, with its own hard-to-detect protocol.
53 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Cyprus
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FastestVPN not confirmed
A budget VPN with lifetime deals.
49 countries in the network · HQ: Cayman Islands
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PrivadoVPN not confirmed
A VPN with a free plan of 10 GB a month.
49 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Iceland
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TorGuard not confirmed
For power users: lots of protocols, Stealth mode and dedicated IPs.
49 countries in the network · HQ: United States
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Avira Phantom VPN not confirmed
The VPN from Germany’s Avira, now part of Gen Digital, with 500 MB of free data a month.
36 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Germany
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Trust.Zone not confirmed
Many ways around blocks, including VLESS and Shadowsocks.
36 countries in the network · free plan · HQ: Seychelles
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VPN.ac not confirmed
A Romanian VPN that’s honest about what data it processes.
26 countries in the network · HQ: Romania
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F-Secure VPN not confirmed
A VPN from the Finnish security company F-Secure, formerly called FREEDOME.
24 countries in the network · HQ: Finland
Why get an IP address from Finland?
- You’re abroad and your bank, a shop or a streaming service won’t let you in from a foreign address.
- You’re on hotel, airport or café Wi-Fi and want your traffic encrypted before it leaves your device.
- You need to see how a website, ad or online shop looks to people in this country.
- You’d simply rather websites saw the VPN server’s address than your own.
You pick the country in the VPN app once you’ve signed up. One subscription covers all of a provider’s locations, so you can switch whenever you like.
Using a VPN doesn’t change the law or the terms of the services you use, and some of them restrict content by region.