Free Proxy List by Country
Browse verified country proxy pages from one searchable directory. When the country list grows to hundreds of pages, pagination and search keep the index fast to scan and easy to use.
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This directory lists every country where Rola IP has verified free proxies available. The top countries by proxy volume are United States, Indonesia, Russia, Germany, France. Each country page gives you the full filtering experience: choose by protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5), anonymity level (Elite, Anonymous, Transparent), speed tier, and uptime threshold.
Whether you need US proxies for streaming Netflix and scraping Amazon.com, German proxies for GDPR-focused data collection, Japanese proxies for Yahoo Japan scraping, or UK proxies for BBC iPlayer access, start by clicking a country above. Every country page includes live proxy data, one-click TXT, CSV, and JSON downloads, and country-specific usage guides.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Use the search box or browse the paginated country list above. Click any country to open its dedicated proxy page with live IP data, protocol filters, and export options.
United States currently has the most free proxies (297), followed by Indonesia (292) and Russia (153). Availability fluctuates as the live list refreshes every 5 minutes.
Yes. Our main Free Proxy List page lets you filter by country and download the combined results as TXT, CSV, or JSON. The country pages in this directory focus on a single nation for more targeted workflows.
Proxy density tracks hosting capacity, internet infrastructure, and demand. Countries with large data center ecosystems naturally expose more public proxies than smaller markets.
No. Free public proxies carry similar security risks regardless of country. Treat them as disposable endpoints and never use them for sensitive traffic.