VPNBaron keeps connecting in China because its connection looks like an ordinary visit to a website. Pick a US, UK or European exit and Netflix shows that library, at full speed, on your own account.

China's network filtering, often called the Great Firewall, does not just block websites. It inspects traffic and learns what standard VPN connections look like, so a VPN that works on day one can slow to a crawl or stop connecting on day two.
VPNBaron takes a different approach. Its stealth connections run on port 443 and look exactly like an ordinary encrypted visit to a website, the kind of traffic every bank, shop and app depends on. There is nothing VPN-shaped to spot.
And when a network tightens, you do not have to fiddle with settings: the app's Pathfinder tests the available routes and moves you to the one that works.
Curious how it stays invisible? How stealth works
Netflix does not operate in mainland China. Connect through a location where it does, sign in with your own account, and Netflix shows that country's library. Every location works with streaming.
Los Angeles
US library
Shortest route from China to the US
Portland
US library
West Coast alternative
London
UK library
British shows and films
Frankfurt
German & EU library
Europe, close to home
Amsterdam
Dutch & EU library
Another European exit
Hong Kong
Hong Kong library
Fastest from the mainland
Tokyo
Japanese library
Anime and Japanese dramas, low latency
Seoul
Korean library
K-dramas, a short hop away
Singapore
Singapore library
Low latency across Asia
Sydney
Australian library
Aussie catalog
Streaming services change how they treat VPNs from time to time. If a title does not play on one location, switch to another: every plan includes them all. Streaming setup guide
Stealth protocols, classic VPN protocols, apps for every device and locations across Asia, the US and Europe, all on one plan. When one route is blocked, another gets through.
Looks like a visit to a real website. Our most reliable way in from China.
Keeps its speed on weak, crowded networks like hotel Wi-Fi.
For Clash apps. Our legacy protocol, and it still gets through on many networks.
The classic VPN. Often blocked in China, but worth a try on business and hotel networks.
Built into iPhone, Mac, Windows and Android, no app needed. Often blocked in China, still worth a try.
Step-by-step setup for each device is below.
Ten minutes at home saves a lot of trouble on the other side.
Make sure your plan is active and sign in at vpnbaron.com.
Copy your personal stealth link from Hysteria2 · VLESS in your account, and your Clash link from Trojan (Clash) if you use Clash. Keep a copy offline: you can re-import it without reaching our website.
Install the apps on every device you are bringing, laptop and phone. App stores in China do not list VPN apps, and Google Play does not work there.
Import your link, connect once on each device, and check that Netflix plays on the exit you like.
The day before you fly, update the apps and refresh the subscription so you have the latest servers.
Crossing over from Hong Kong? The mainland checklist
Pick your device. Every option uses the same VPNBaron account and works on every location.
Start with the VPNBaron app and keep Hiddify as a backup. Clash users can keep their app with Trojan.
The VPNBaron app, or V2Box with your stealth link. Both are quick to set up before you travel.
Use V2Box with your stealth link. Install it before you travel: VPN apps are not in the China App Store.
Use Hiddify or v2rayNG with your stealth link. Install before you travel: Google Play does not work in China.
Looks like HTTPS
To the network it is a visit to a website on port 443. Blocking it means blocking the encrypted web.
The desktop app picks the route
Pathfinder tests the routes on the network you are on and connects with the one that works.
Fast on hotel Wi-Fi
One of our stealth connections keeps its speed on crowded, lossy networks, so video keeps playing.
Nobody sees what you do
Not the sites, not the DNS, not that it is a VPN. We keep no browsing logs either.
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Netflix does not operate in mainland China, so the app and website will not load there on their own. With VPNBaron you connect to a location where Netflix is available, in North America, Europe or elsewhere in Asia, and sign in with your own Netflix account. The library you see matches the exit you pick, and every VPNBaron location works with streaming.
For the US library, a location on the US West Coast: it is the shortest route from China to the US. For the fastest connection overall, a nearby location elsewhere in East or Southeast Asia, which also carries that country's library. For the UK library, a UK location; for other European libraries, one in Europe. Every plan includes every location, so you can switch any time.
It is built for exactly that. Standard VPN protocols are easy for China's network filtering to recognise and block. VPNBaron's stealth connections run on port 443 and look like an ordinary visit to a website, so blocking them would mean blocking the encrypted web. The VPNBaron desktop app's Pathfinder tests routes and switches automatically if one is slowed down, and if one way is blocked you still have the others: VLESS Reality, Hysteria2, Trojan, OpenVPN and IKEv2, in our desktop app or in V2Box, Hiddify, Shadowrocket, v2rayNG and Clash apps. The 7-day money-back guarantee lets you test it where you are.
VLESS Reality is the most reliable in China: it borrows the secure handshake of a real website, so there is nothing VPN-like to detect. Hysteria2 is the fastest on weak or crowded networks where UDP gets through. Trojan works in Clash apps on many networks but is easier to spot. The VPNBaron desktop app chooses between them automatically. Classic OpenVPN and IKEv2 are included too, but they are usually blocked in China.
Yes, do it before you travel. App stores in China do not list VPN apps, and VPN websites are often hard to reach from there. Install the VPNBaron app on your Windows or Mac laptop, and V2Box, Shadowrocket or Hiddify with your stealth link on your phone, then connect once at home so everything is ready when you land.
If the normal sign-in does not get through, the VPNBaron desktop app can sign you in with a one-time code sent to your email. On your phone, the stealth link you imported before travelling keeps working without signing in; our docs walk through V2Box and Hiddify.
China restricts VPN services that are not government-approved, and the rules can change. Many visitors, students and international businesses use VPNs there every day, but we cannot give legal advice, so check what applies to you.
Yes. The stealth connections are designed for crowded and filtered networks alike, and one of them keeps its speed on weak, lossy connections like busy hotel Wi-Fi. If a route is slowed down, the desktop app's Pathfinder moves you to another one; in a phone app, pick another (Reality) server.
On laptops, the VPNBaron app for Windows and Mac, or your personal stealth link in V2Box on Mac or Hiddify on Windows. On phones and tablets, V2Box or Shadowrocket on iPhone and iPad, and Hiddify or v2rayNG on Android. Clash apps (Clash Verge, Clash for Windows, ClashX, Clash Meta) work with your Clash profile. Step-by-step setup for each device is on this page.
From €5 a month on the yearly plan, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. Every plan includes every location, every protocol and unlimited data, including streaming.
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