Change the server from PUBG Mobile's Basic settings only after reviewing the destination carefully. PUBG Mobile's current help page says that after one server change, another change is unavailable for 60 days.
PUBG Mobile says a server can be changed, but another change is blocked for 60 days. Consider the region, friends, latency, and current season before confirming because there is no supported immediate undo.
From the PUBG Mobile game lobby, tap the ▲ button in the bottom-right corner. Update the official game first if the lobby controls do not match the current help page.
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Open Settings
Tap Settings from the expanded lobby menu, then open the Basic tab. Do not use a VPN, a modified client, or a device-region change to imitate a server move.
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Open Select Server
At Select Server, tap Change on the right. Read the currently selected server and the available destination before continuing.
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Confirm deliberately
Select the intended server and confirm only after rereading the 60-day restriction. Take a screenshot of the selected server and confirmation for your own records if the account is important.
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Verify the result
Return to the lobby, reopen Basic > Select Server, and confirm the intended server is displayed. Test one ordinary match and record actual latency rather than promising that a server change always improves ping.
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If it does not work
If Change is unavailable, check whether the account changed servers within the last 60 days and use PUBG Mobile's in-game support for the account-specific status.
If the selected region has worse latency, do not attempt a bypass; wait for the documented restriction to expire and choose more carefully next time.
ⓘ Sources and verification
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