A home-country IP helps
Where you are
Many websites only check that you connect from an IP in the country. Your MoreVPN IP covers this.
VPN for expats
Living abroad? Get your home-country IP, and know before you buy.
A fixed IP in your home country helps with many websites that expect you to be there. Some bank and government apps need more than an IP, so we show you what we know works and what doesn’t.
- Your own IP in your home country, not shared
- The same IP every time, including after renewals
- A public record of apps that worked and failed
- Test it yourself: 50% back if it fails within 24 hours
81 countries · Running since 2009
Get your home-country IP
Pick your country to see the price. Plans start at $15/month.
Need it for a bank or government app? Check our record below first. See the record
What decides whether your app works
Apps and websites can check three different things. A home-country IP only covers the first.
A VPN can’t hide this
Whether a VPN is switched on
Some phone apps check your phone itself and refuse to run while any VPN is on, whatever the IP.
Datacenter, not home or mobile
What kind of network you’re on
Some services only accept a home broadband or local mobile carrier connection. Our IPs are datacenter IPs, so they won’t pass this check.
What we know so far
Real results from customers and our own tests, including the failures. We only add a service once we have a confirmed result.
Updated · All results use MoreVPN datacenter IPs.
Nafath website
Saudi Arabia · Laptop browser
Works
The website opened through a Saudi MoreVPN IP. Approving sign-in requests needs the app, below.
Oct 2026
Customer and our testNafath app
Saudi Arabia · Android
Doesn’t work
The app refuses to run while a VPN is on. Nafath support told one customer it needs a Saudi carrier such as STC or Zain. Saudi SIM roaming worked for one customer.
Oct 2026
2 customersGOSI
Saudi Arabia · Browser
Doesn’t work
The sign-in page timed out through a Saudi MoreVPN IP.
Sep 2026
Customer and our testQiwa, Etimad
Saudi Arabia · —
Unknown
Asked about, but no confirmed result yet.
Sep 2026
Not tested
Using a service we haven’t listed? We don’t know yet, so test it on your own device as soon as your IP is delivered. Results can change when a service updates its rules.
Where it does help
Plenty of sites simply expect you in the country, or get suspicious when your address keeps changing. One steady home-country IP that’s yours alone suits them well. Ask us first if you’re unsure.
Ask us before orderingVPN for expats: FAQ
Will my bank or government app work with a home-country IP?
Sometimes. It depends on what the app checks. Many websites only look at your country. Some apps also refuse to run while a VPN is on, or only accept a home broadband or local mobile connection. Check our record on this page, then test on your own device within 24 hours of delivery.
Can you give me a residential or mobile carrier IP?
No. All MoreVPN IPs are datacenter IPs. A different configuration file can’t change that. If a service only accepts a home or mobile carrier connection, we can’t meet it.
Why does my app say to turn off my VPN?
The app is checking your phone, not your IP. It sees that a VPN is on and stops. Changing the server or protocol won’t change this.
Do you need my banking login to check?
Never. Don’t send us any passwords, codes or ID numbers. You test your own account on your own device, and only tell us whether it worked.
Will my IP stay the same?
Yes, while your service stays active, including across renewals. That steady IP is often what helps with ordinary websites that get suspicious about a new address each time.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
Tell us within 24 hours of delivery and we refund 50% of your first billing period. The rest covers your server setup. Crypto payments are not refundable.
Your home-country IP, wherever you live.
From $15 a month. Test it yourself within 24 hours.
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