To get a Philippine IP address, you can route your traffic to a VPN service provider that advertises having PH servers on its network. Mind you, advertising Philippine servers doesn’t necessarily mean having them physically in the country. These pieces of VPN hardware may give you access to PH IPs, but are housed in another country. They’re also known as virtual server locations. More often than not, a VPN vendor would mark them with the letter “V” or the word “virtual” to distinguish them from the rest. But not all would disclose where the actual servers are.