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please see those threads:
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/206661/exotic-vps-locations
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/207093/exotic-locations
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/220081/uncommon-location-vps-providers
@AkileCloud has got Macau
Also, check their marketplace, sometimes servers are cheaper there but I think you need to register first.
do they accept crypto?
https://register.navicosoft.com/index.php/store/vps-in-malta
112 dollars per month wth
exotic locations come with higher pricing. it’s normal. i did some research for nodes and searched for one in every country. one country came with 1 GB RAM for $1000+.
https://my.netshop-isp.com.cy/cart/malta-vps/ for malta
looking glass https://lg-qrm1.netshop.global/
It's not real location, it's HK:

i checked them too, but they also seem to have some stability issues, and it’s only 10 Mbps shared. the pricing for those starts with 50 GB bandwidth.
Monthly Bandwidth Traffic: Monthly Bandwidth Traffic x 1000 = €285.00 EURin that case, Navicosoft is way cheaper.
dont expect more in such exotic locations, especially islands, this just the only one i found with looking glass
In Monaco, you can get VPS from https://monaco-telecom.mc/ but you have to contact them and work out a deal. And I'm not sure if they work with foreign companies and almost certainly not foreign non-resident individuals.
Malta has a few options like BMIT and Continent8 that may or may not do VPS, but their focus is on larger corporates (and igaming in particular). For a small business or private individual, I think Netshop-ISP is most popular mainstream option.
For Macau, there's https://www.sinoservers.com/dedicated/macau.php And of course, MTel (https://www.mtel.mo/) is capable of it but you have to contact them.
Africa is a big place...
I believe they do.
Whats the actual use case for this? if you want it just for geoip, get a VPN with fake
locations like Proton/NordVPN/Surfshark.
For anything else, a VPS in a developed country nearby will have better connectivity, stability and lower prices.
i wont use 2tb traffic, 100 gb monthly is maximum for me
italy is exotic for you?
no
Pakistan available here (dedicated server), if that counts as exotic for you
Location: Lahore, Pakistan
CPU: 2× Intel Xeon E5-2670 v2
Cores / Threads: 20C / 40T
RAM: 64GB ECC
Storage: 1TB SSD
Network: 100 Mbps unmetered
IPv4: 1× Pakistani IPv4
Management: Full iDRAC 7 Enterprise Management
Price: $180/mo
First Month: $159/mo
Definitely exotic, but not a VPS.
I'd buy from you if you had VPSes available for sure, though.
Pakistan VPS:
https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/200352/virtury-asia-pakistan-cyber-monday-deals-inside-starting-3-m-quadruple-bandwidth
I don't know if the deal is still active, though.
>December 2024
>Cyber Monday deals!
No way to know I guess.
Interested in Bali, Indonesia? But for us Indonesians, it feels ordinary there.
Deals?
$180 is 1/3 of my monthly salary btw 😭
If you have anything bandwidth-optimized in Indonesia, I'd love you forever
Africa, Angola 🇦🇴
unlim, port ???
https://elende.ao/index.php?rp=/store/linux-vps-lxc&currency=4
61.00 $ Annually
South America, Venezuela 🇻🇪
https://center.galawebhost.com/store/vps-de-alto-rendimiento
$12.00 USD/M
Caribbean, Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
https://airlinkdc.com/vps-hosting/
$12.00 USD/M
Quoting myself from one of the threads @oloke linked:
TBA,. currently, it is exclusively bare metal.
Stay tuned for our next crazy idea, the kind that Indonesian providers wouldn't dare offer.
Hi,
Melbicom has VPS in Nigeria, Lagos if that is exotic enough.
You can take a look at the plans here: https://www.melbicom.net/virtualserver/?utm_id=2025_BSTForum100
Feel free to drop me a PM. We might be able to work something out for your workloads.