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Brazilian IP · server in Salvador

Brazil VPN: your connection with a Brazilian IP, wherever you are

A VPN with a server in Brazil makes websites and apps see your connection as if it came from Brazil. It helps when a Brazilian bank app, the gov.br portal or a Brazilian site won't open because you're abroad — but it doesn't fix SMS to a Brazilian number or a phone your bank hasn't registered. Every FortiSafe plan browses with a Brazilian IP, through the server in Salvador.

What a Brazil VPN is for

Brazilian bank apps abroad

Some banks block or ask for extra verification when access comes from another country. With a Brazilian IP, access comes from Brazil.

gov.br and public services

Brazilian government services that refuse connections from abroad open again through the server in Brazil.

Brazilian sites and travel Wi-Fi

Stores and systems that only work from inside Brazil, with your connection encrypted to the VPN server on hotel and airport networks.

Each service decides how it treats VPN connections, and that can change without notice.

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How it works

  1. Install the FortiSafe app on your phone, computer or TV.
  2. Tap connect: on today's plans, you always exit through Brazil.
  3. Your connection goes encrypted through the VPN server, and websites see a Brazilian IP.

What a Brazil VPN doesn't do

  • It doesn't make you anonymous: wherever you sign in, the service still knows who you are.
  • It doesn't guarantee streaming: platforms often block server IPs.
  • It doesn't stop scams: a VPN isn't antivirus and doesn't protect against social engineering.
  • Your bank may still ask for extra confirmation with a Brazilian IP. That's the bank's call.

Free or paid Brazil VPN?

Running servers costs money. When a VPN doesn't charge you, someone pays the bill another way.

  • Many free VPNs cap data and speed, or show ads.
  • Some make money from their users' data. Read the privacy policy before installing.
  • A browser extension only changes the browser's IP: the bank app on your phone still goes out through your normal connection.
  • An APK downloaded outside the official store can carry malicious code.

FortiSafe has no free tier and no ads, and no free trial either: if you buy on our website, you have 30 days from the charge to ask for your money back, no reason needed.

Read the full guide: free vs paid VPN →

Plans with a Brazilian IP

Every plan exits through Brazil, via the server in Salvador: you only choose how many devices. A plan for other countries is on the way.

  • 3 devices Brazilian IP · Salvador US$ 4.99 a month
  • 6 devices Brazilian IP · Salvador US$ 6.99 a month
  • 10 devices Brazilian IP · Salvador US$ 8.99 a month
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Brazil VPN questions

Can I use my Brazilian bank app while living abroad?

When your bank refuses access from outside the country, a Brazilian IP makes it see access coming from Brazil. But SMS to a Brazilian number and a phone your bank hasn't registered don't depend on your IP, and each bank decides how it treats VPN connections.

Is there a free FortiSafe Brazil VPN?

No. There's no free tier and no free trial. If you buy on our website, you have 30 days from the charge to ask for a refund.

Where are the Brazilian servers?

In Brazil, currently in Salvador: every plan on sale goes through them.

Does it work for streaming?

We don't guarantee it. Streaming platforms often block server IPs, and that changes without notice.

How much does it cost?

From US$ 4.99 a month, with 3 devices.

A Brazilian IP, wherever you are.

Choose how many devices and connect right away.

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