Live block status per site, nearest region, and step-by-step guide for every popular site people unblock from Thailand. No install, no signup.
Currently accessible
Not blocked at the country level, but common managed networks in Thailand — school Wi-Fi, office, hostel — filter them. Route through AnyProxy to reach them on those networks.
Background
Thailand blocks a modest set of sites under the Computer Crime Act, primarily lèse-majesté content and other categories regulated by that act. Common social platforms remain accessible, though university and corporate networks filter more heavily.
How the filtering works: Thai filtering is DNS-based and focused on specific URLs rather than entire platforms.
ISPs in Thailand
Most Thailand filters live at the ISP or workplace level. Routing through AnyProxy sends only encrypted traffic to us — the ISP sees the connection, not the destination.
The essentials
Law & policy
Web proxy use is legal in Thailand. The Computer Crime Act still applies to content you access.
Not legal advice. School and workplace policies may still prohibit proxy use even where the tool itself is lawful.
Billing
Free tier stays free. 3 local payment methods accepted for Pro on Thailand networks.
Rendering
Thailand-hosted pages render in the language they were served in. Proxying moves where the request comes from, not what it says — no translation layer.
Other countries