Latin American residential proxies give you IP addresses from real home and mobile connections in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America, so websites, marketplaces and apps treat your requests as coming from local users. ProxyEmpire covers 33 locations across the region with residential proxies, and 32 with mobile proxies, with state and city targeting in the largest markets. This hub lists every location with the proxy types available there and links to its country page. For the rest of the world, see all proxy locations.
The short version
Rotating residential proxies cover all 33 of our Latin American and Caribbean locations, with targeting down to state and city in markets such as Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Mobile proxies are available in 32 locations, datacenter proxies in 12, and static residential proxies in Brazil. Target the exact country: prices, currencies, catalogues and search results change at every border.
Latin American Residential Proxies by Location
33 locations, grouped by regionEvery tile opens that location’s page with its targeting options, mobile carriers and prices. The labels show which proxy types are available. Several Caribbean islands are territories rather than independent countries, and are listed under their own names.
Mexico and Central America 7 locations
The Caribbean 13 locations
South America 13 locations
Coverage in Major Latin American Markets
States and regions you can targetRegion counts come from our targeting API, checked on 28 September 2026. Residential proxies in these countries can also be narrowed to city and ISP.
| Country | Regions you can target | Proxy types |
|---|---|---|
| Brazil | 27: all states and the Federal District | Residential, mobile, datacenter, static |
| Mexico | 32: all states and Mexico City | Residential, mobile, datacenter |
| Argentina | 24: all provinces and the city of Buenos Aires | Residential, mobile, datacenter |
| Colombia | 28 departments, including Bogotá | Residential, mobile, datacenter |
| Chile | 16: all regions | Residential, mobile, datacenter |
| Peru | 26 regions, including Lima | Residential, mobile, datacenter |
Which Proxy Type Is Best for Latin America?
Match the IP to the job| Proxy type | Coverage in the region | Targeting | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotating residential | 33 locations | Country, region, city, ZIP, ISP, ASN at no extra cost | Scraping, price checks, SEO, ad verification |
| Rotating mobile | 32 locations | Country, region, city, carrier | Apps, messaging and social platforms, mobile-first sites |
| Datacenter | 12 locations | Country | Fast, low-cost tasks where IP type does not matter |
| Static residential | Brazil | Country | Accounts and logins that need the same IP for weeks |
Datacenter proxies are available in Mexico, Panama, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela. Outside Brazil, a sticky session on rotating residential or mobile proxies keeps the same IP until you rotate it or the device behind it goes offline. Residential pricing starts at $3.50 per GB pay-as-you-go and falls to $1.50 per GB on larger plans, and unused bandwidth rolls over.
Mexico, Brazil and Argentina are three markets with three currencies, two languages and different search results. Target each one on its own.
What Latin American Proxies Are Used For
Local results in every market- E-commerce and marketplace monitoring. Regional marketplaces run separate sites per country, with local prices, installment offers, shipping costs and sellers. See our e-commerce scraping proxies.
- Price monitoring across currencies. Track prices in reais, pesos, soles and other local currencies as local shoppers see them. See price monitoring.
- SEO and SERP tracking. Spanish-language results differ between Mexico, Colombia and Argentina, and Brazil searches in Portuguese. See proxies for SEO.
- Ad verification. Check campaigns by country, language and city, on web and in apps. See ad verification proxies.
- Travel data. Fares and hotel rates change with the visitor’s country and currency. See travel fare aggregation.
- Social media and app testing. Mobile IPs from local carriers show apps and social platforms as users in each market see them. See social media proxies.
Why each market needs its own IP
Prices in the region are not just a number. Brazilian retailers commonly show a price split into monthly installments next to the cash price, and Mexican retailers advertise interest-free monthly payment plans. Shipping costs, taxes and delivery promises depend on the state or city in the address, and many sites use the visitor’s IP to pre-select the country, currency and language before any address is entered. A scraper running from the wrong country collects the wrong offer, or none at all.
The Caribbean adds another layer. Puerto Rico uses the US dollar and many US retailers treat it as a domestic destination, while neighbouring islands have their own currencies, carriers and storefronts, or are served from a regional site. Checking prices, ads or app content from a proxy on the island itself removes the guesswork.
Key takeaways
- ProxyEmpire covers 33 Latin American and Caribbean locations with rotating residential proxies, 32 with mobile.
- Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Chile can be targeted down to every state, province or region.
- Datacenter proxies are available in 12 locations; static residential in Brazil.
- Target each country separately and use sticky sessions for logins and checkouts.
How to Get a Latin American IP Address
Four steps- Create an account and start with the $1.97 trial, which includes residential and mobile bandwidth.
- In the dashboard’s connection builder, choose rotating residential or mobile, then the country and, if needed, the state, city or ISP.
- Choose rotation: a new IP per request, or a sticky session that keeps one IP.
- Copy the proxy details into your tool or browser extension and confirm the exit location with our proxy checker.
# Country, state and rotation are chosen in the dashboard's connection builder
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@v2.proxyempire.io:5000 https://ipinfo.io/jsonFor browsers, our free Chrome proxy extension switches between saved country profiles in one click, and on Android the free ProxyEmpire Proxy Manager app routes any app through the proxy.
Data Protection and Local Rules
Collect public data responsiblySeveral Latin American countries have comprehensive data protection laws, among them Brazil’s LGPD, and others are updating theirs. Focus on public, non-personal data such as prices, listings, rankings and ads; if personal data is involved, you need a lawful basis under the laws that apply. Follow each website’s terms and the rules of the countries you work in.
ProxyEmpire proxies are for lawful use. Banking, payment and government websites are blocked by default on all products.
Latin American Proxies FAQ
Straight answersHow many Latin American locations does ProxyEmpire cover?
33 locations in Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America have rotating residential proxies; 32 of them also have mobile proxies.
What is the best proxy for Latin America?
Rotating residential proxies for most tasks, because they cover every location with region, city and ISP targeting. Mobile proxies suit apps and mobile-first platforms.
Can I get a Brazilian IP address?
Yes. Brazil has residential, mobile, datacenter and static residential proxies, with targeting by all 27 states and the Federal District.
Do you have Mexican proxies?
Yes, residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, with targeting by all 31 states and Mexico City.
Are Caribbean islands included?
Yes, 13 Caribbean locations, including Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, the Bahamas and Trinidad and Tobago. Anguilla and Saint Lucia have limited coverage.
Is the United States included in this hub?
No. This hub covers Latin America and the Caribbean. For the United States and Canada, see our USA proxies and Canada proxies pages.
Are proxies legal in Latin America?
Using proxies for lawful purposes is generally permitted. Follow each website’s terms and local data protection rules, and avoid collecting personal data without a lawful basis.
References
Primary sources- ANPD, Brazil’s data protection authorityThe Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD)
- ProxyEmpire status pageNetwork uptime
Local IPs across Latin America
Residential proxies in 33 Latin American and Caribbean locations, mobile in 32, state, city and ISP targeting at no extra cost, sticky sessions or a new IP per request, and 24/7 support from real people. Try it for $1.97.
