Look for the globe + shield icon and developer Palo Alto Networks. After install, GlobalProtect is already an app icon — you do not need “Add to Home Screen” for the VPN client itself.
Step 2 — Enter the portal and connect
Open GlobalProtect
When asked for a portal, enter: bkkvpn.amalga.vip
No https://
No trailing /
Tap Connect / Continue
When iPhone asks to Add VPN Configurations, tap Allow and unlock with Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode
Step 3 — Sign in with Microsoft (Safari may open)
Microsoft login often leaves GlobalProtect and opens Safari or a browser sheet. That is expected.
Enter your work/school email
Enter your password
Complete MFA if prompted
Accept stay-signed-in / permissions as your org expects (usually Yes / Accept)
Return to GlobalProtect (it may switch automatically; otherwise use the app switcher)
If Safari stays open and nothing happens: force-quit GlobalProtect → reopen → Connect → finish Microsoft login again.
Step 4 — Confirm Connected
In GlobalProtect, status should show Connected
You may also see the VPN icon in the iOS status bar
Success. You are on the VPN. Disconnect anytime in GlobalProtect → Disconnect. Reconnect later with Connect (Microsoft may prompt again if the session expired).
Optional
Portal shortcut on Home Screen
This is a convenience shortcut only. It does not replace GlobalProtect for the real VPN tunnel.
Open Safari (not Chrome)
Go to https://bkkvpn.amalga.vip
Tap Share (or ⋯ → Share)
Scroll and tap Add to Home Screen
If missing: scroll to bottom → Edit Actions → enable Add to Home Screen
Name it e.g. Amalga BKK VPN → Add
Troubleshooting
Portal not found
Recheck spelling: bkkvpn.amalga.vip. Try Wi‑Fi vs cellular.
Stuck on Microsoft page
Complete MFA; try another network; clear the Microsoft Safari session and retry.
After Safari login, still not connected
Return to GlobalProtect; toggle Connect off/on.
iOS never asked for VPN permission
Settings → General → VPN & Device Management — look for GlobalProtect; reinstall the app if missing.
“Add to Home Screen” missing
Use Safari; Share sheet → scroll down; or Edit Actions to enable it.
Wrong Microsoft account
Use your work/school account, not a personal account unless IT issued that.