Yes, using a VPN in Switzerland is completely legal. Switzerland has strong privacy laws and digital rights commitments that make VPN usage both legal and common. The country has no laws prohibiting VPN usage for personal privacy, and its strong privacy culture aligns well with VPN use for data protection. Many VPN providers choose Switzerland as their base specifically because of favorable privacy laws. However, illegal activities conducted through a VPN remain illegal. A VPN doesn't provide immunity from Swiss laws regarding copyright infringement, hacking, or other cybercrimes.

Absolutely. With Windscribe, you can connect to one of our VPN servers in Zurich and get a Swiss IP address. It’s great for accessing local content, using region-locked services, or browsing like you're in Switzerland, even if you're halfway around the world.

In Switzerland, monthly VPN plans typically range from CHF 10 to CHF 15 per month (that’s around $11 to $16 USD). The final VPN cost in Switzerland depends on the VPN provider, its features, and the subscription plan you choose. Windscribe’s pricing starts as low as $3 USD per month.

That would be us, obviously. Windscribe gives you more than just a Swiss IP address. You get strong AES-256 encryption to keep your data locked down, R.O.B.E.R.T. to block ads, trackers, and malware at the DNS level, and other features that let you control your privacy online. We've got your back – and we don’t log anything to identify you, ever.

Yup! Switzerland has strong privacy laws, but the internet doesn’t stop at national borders. Your data still crosses through foreign servers, lands in surveillance-heavy jurisdictions, and gets hoarded by advertisers.ISPs in Switzerland can still collect metadata, and public Wi-Fi is still pretty risky. So if you care about staying safe online and want to access global streaming platforms, you absolutely need a VPN for Switzerland.