Hostinger’s server list no longer includes Singapore
Hostinger’s own server-locations page, updated on 27 Oct 2026, lists India, Indonesia and Malaysia as its Asian data centres. It doesn’t say what that means for Singapore customers.
What the page says now
Hostinger’s support article “Hostinger server locations” lists the data centres for each of its products. The page’s metadata gives its last update as 27 Oct 2026. When we read it on 28 Oct 2026, Singapore did not appear anywhere on it.
These are the Asian locations it lists:
| Product | Asia locations listed |
|---|---|
| Web and cloud hosting | India, Indonesia, Malaysia |
| VPS (including KVM and Game Panel) | India, Indonesia, Malaysia |
| Agency hosting | India (Mumbai) |
| cPanel hosting (legacy) | India |
Outside Asia, web and cloud hosting is listed in France, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the USA and Brazil.
The page also says that “data center availability is subject to change without prior notice” and that “the final list of available locations is the one displayed in Hostinger dashboard during the setup or server transfer process”.
Why it matters
Some comparison pages still say Hostinger has a Singapore data centre. One Singapore hosting guide, updated on 9 Oct 2026, lists Hostinger’s data-centre choices as “India, Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia”.
Hostinger’s own page no longer supports that. We could not find an archived copy of the page, so we can’t show when Singapore was removed. We can only say what it lists today.
What we don’t know yet
The page doesn’t say what happens to customers who already have sites on Singapore servers. Nor does it say whether new customers can still choose Singapore when they sign up, either by default or on request.
These are the questions Hostinger hasn’t answered publicly:
- whether existing sites hosted in Singapore will stay there or be moved
- whether new web, cloud or VPS customers can still choose Singapore
- whether the change is permanent
We’ll update this article if Hostinger clarifies them.
What to do if you’re choosing a host
If a Singapore server matters to you, for example because most of your visitors are in Singapore, check the location options in Hostinger’s checkout or dashboard before you pay, as its own page advises. Don’t rely on a review or comparison table, including older ones that list Singapore.
Our Hostinger listing in the directory now reflects the current server-locations page.
Sources
- Hostinger server locations (support article, updated 27 Oct 2026), accessed 28 Oct 2026
- Hostinger VPS hosting, accessed 28 Oct 2026
- Bitcatcha, web hosting Singapore (updated 9 Oct 2026), accessed 28 Oct 2026
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