France server network
AFrance VPNbuilt for French streaming and everyday privacy
From catching up on French television abroad to simply wanting a private connection, APEX VPN'sFrance VPNnetwork puts a real French IP address in your hands in seconds. Withthe APEX VPN appon any device, you can route through Paris or Marseille and keep using French services exactly as you would at home.
- 2 cities, 380+ servers in Paris and Marseille
- Tuned forFrance TV, TF1+, and Canal+, plus fullP2P support
- Audited under ourno-logs policy, with an optional Frenchdedicated IP
A reliableFrance VPN servershould feel invisible — fast enough that you forget it's there, and private enough that you don't have to think about it. APEX VPN's French network is concentrated in Paris and Marseille, giving you over 380 servers built for streaming, everyday browsing, and secure remote work. This page explains how our French infrastructure is organized, what French content it unlocks includingNetflix's French catalogue, and how ourno-logs policyholds up under French and EU privacy law.
Why our France network
Two strong cities, built for real usage
Rather than spreading thin across many small locations, we concentrate capacity in Paris and Marseille for consistent performance.
France TV, TF1+, and Canal+ ready
Tested against French broadcasters— ourstreaming-optimizedParis servers are regularly checked against France TV, TF1+, and Canal+ so playback doesn't stall.
Strong European connectivity
Central location advantage— Paris connects well to the rest of Western Europe, so travelers nearby typically see fast, stable speeds through our French servers.
No-logs, independently audited
Nothing stored to hand over— French servers run under ourno-logs policy, verified through independentSecurity Audits.
P2P allowed on tagged servers
Legal file-sharing supported— ourP2P VPNtagged French locations handle torrent traffic without throttling the wider network.
Dedicated French IP available
Same address every session— adedicated IPadd-on in Paris keeps French banking apps from repeatedly flagging you as a new device.
Kill switch on every server
No accidental exposure— if a French connection drops, the kill switch blocks all traffic instantly instead of silently reverting to your real IP.
Try our France servers — risk-free
Connect to Paris or Marseille. If it doesn't meet your needs, get a full refund within 30 days, no questions asked.
Who connects to our France servers
Different reasons, one French IP
A French connection serves a few clearly different kinds of users.
The expat
Keep French TV working abroad
French nationals living overseas connect to Paris to keepFrance TV, TF1+, and Canal+working exactly as they did at home.
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The remote worker
A consistent Paris address
Adedicated IPin Paris stops French employers' security tools from treating a daily login as suspicious.
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The traveler
Stay private on public Wi-Fi
Tourists and business travelers in France use our Paris and Marseille servers to keep hotel and airport Wi-Fi connections private.
Read our no-logs policy →
France city directory
2 cities, 380+ servers
Paris carries most of our capacity; Marseille adds a southern option with strong Mediterranean connectivity.
Paris280 servers
streamingP2Pdedicated IPObfuscation
Marseille100 servers
streamingP2P
France streaming compatibility
Tested against the platforms French viewers actually watch
France TV and TF1+ run their own VPN-detection systems separate from international platforms, so our Paris servers are checked against them directly rather than assumed to work by default. AlongsideNetflix's French catalogue, we regularly re-verify compatibility with Canal+ and MyCanal, since streaming platforms can update their blocking rules without notice. Streaming-tagged servers in the directory above are the ones we re-test first whenever a known change occurs.
Privacy under French and EU law
Why our France servers still keep no logs
France operates under the EU's GDPR alongside its own national data-protection authority, the CNIL, which shapes a privacy culture that lines up naturally with our ownno-logs policy. APEX VPN's French servers don't store connection logs, browsing history, or activity timestamps, and this is confirmed through independentSecurity Auditsrather than left as an unverified claim. Combining a French server with ourencryption standardskeeps your traffic private in transit, wherever your data is physically routed.
Explore France content by service
Jump straight to what you're trying to unblock
Dedicated setup guides for the specific French services and use cases mentioned on this page.
Your French server is one tap away
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Get APEX VPNFrequently asked questions about our France VPN
Yes — connect to any Paris server tagged "Streaming" in the directory above, and France TV, TF1+, and Canal+ should work as they would from inside France. If a specific server ever stops working, switching to another French city usually resolves it in a couple of taps.
Paris carries the larger server pool and the widest streaming compatibility, making it the safest default for most users. Marseille is a solid alternative if you're specifically located in southern France or nearby Mediterranean countries and want slightly lower latency.
Yes, VPN use is fully legal in France, and it's commonly used for privacy, security on public Wi-Fi, and secure remote work access. What remains illegal is using a VPN to carry out unlawful activity, no different from the underlying law without a VPN involved.
Yes — many APEX VPN users connect to our French servers from other countries specifically to reach services likeNetflix's French catalogue or France TV while traveling or living abroad. The connection behaves the same way regardless of your physical location.
Yes, Paris is one of our flagshipDedicated IP VPNlocations, giving you a fixed private address instead of a shared one. This is especially useful for French banking apps or workplace tools that flag repeated logins from unfamiliar IPs as suspicious.