VPN for New Zealand
Get a New Zealand IP address wherever you are. Watch TVNZ and other Kiwi channels, keep your connection secure on public Wi-Fi, and access the services you use at home - from any country.
See plansTake a Kiwi IP address on the road
Connect to one of Le VPN's New Zealand servers and your connection looks like it's coming from New Zealand, wherever you're actually traveling. There's nothing to configure beyond picking New Zealand in the app - local websites, apps and streaming services then respond as if you'd never left.
TVNZ and the shows you'd watch at home
Like many national broadcasters, TVNZ restricts some of its content to viewers connecting from inside New Zealand. A New Zealand server removes that restriction, so expats and travelers can catch up on the shows and news they'd normally watch at home. You'll still need whatever subscription or account each service normally requires - Le VPN restores the connection, not the entitlement.
Blocked threats, not just blocked content
A VPN encrypts your internet traffic, so it also protects you on public Wi-Fi in New Zealand - in a café, airport or hotel, no one else on the same network can see what you're doing. It works the other way around too: pick a server in another country to access services from there while you're in New Zealand.
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AustraliaVPN for New Zealand: frequently asked questions
Yes. VPNs are legal in New Zealand, and using one to protect your connection or access content is common practice. What you watch through it still follows the same rules as always - for example, a streaming subscription still requires an active subscription.
Yes. Connect to a New Zealand server and TVNZ sees a New Zealand connection, the same way it would if you were at home. You'll still need any subscription or account the service normally requires.
You may notice a small difference, since your traffic now takes an extra hop through our server. For most everyday use - browsing, streaming, video calls - it's not noticeable. If a New Zealand server feels slow, Le VPN gives you more than one option to connect to.
No. Le VPN works the same wherever you are - just open the app and connect to a New Zealand server once you land, or keep your home country's server selected if you'd rather keep access to services from there.
Five, at the same time, on one account. Install the app on your phone, laptop, tablet and more - the limit is how many are connected simultaneously, not how many you install it on.
Yes. Le VPN runs on top of whatever broadband or mobile network you already have, so it works the same regardless of provider.
