“I’m working abroad for a US client.”
Pick a US state and connect from wherever you are. You get the same IP every workday, so your client sees one steady address instead of a new one each week. If they need to whitelist it, they only do it once.
VPN for remote work
Working from another country? Keep one steady IP for work.
Work tools expect you in one place. New countries, hotel Wi-Fi and a changing IP can mean extra security checks and blocked logins. Get your own fixed IP in the country you work with, and connect from wherever you are.
- Choose a country, or a specific US state
- Yours alone, and the same IP every time you renew
- Use it on your laptop, phone or travel router
- Sold to individuals: no company account needed
160 locations in 82 countries · Running since 2009
Get your work IP
$15.00USD / month
- Ready in
- About 30 minutes
- Monthly traffic
- 5,000GB
- Extra devices (optional)
- $3/month each
Doesn’t work with your setup? Ask within 24 hours of delivery for a 50% refund. Terms
Sound familiar?
These are the situations remote workers write to us about most.
“I’ve moved away, but my work or study systems are back home.”
Choose your home country and use your own IP there. Plans are sold to individuals, so you don’t need a company account or a team.
“I want it on my router, not on every device.”
Put it on a travel or home router once. Everything connected behind that router uses your IP, and it only counts as one connection.
Has your client specifically asked for an IP to approve? See how whitelisting works
Will it work with your setup?
Here’s the straight answer for each one, including the setup we can’t promise.
Easiest
Laptop or phone
Import your file into the VPN app on Windows, Mac, iPhone or Android. It only takes a few minutes.
Check your model first
Travel or home router
Works on routers with a standard WireGuard or OpenVPN client, such as GL.iNet, ASUS and OpenWrt. Older firmware can need a different profile, so send us your model and firmware before ordering.
Ask us first
Your company VPN running through MoreVPN
Tools like Cisco Secure Client can work inside another VPN, but some combinations fail. It depends on the software and your company’s settings, so we can’t promise this one. Tell us your setup before you order.
What if the VPN drops mid-workday?
Your device should reconnect by itself, but what happens in between depends on your setup.
See the kill-switch settings for your device →Windows with WireGuard
Traffic is blocked while the tunnel is switched on but can’t connect. Check that “Block untunneled traffic” is ticked. If you switch the tunnel off yourself, your normal internet comes back.
Mac, iPhone and Android
Android can block non-VPN traffic with its system VPN settings where supported. On Apple devices, WireGuard On-Demand helps reconnect but is not a universal traffic block. Follow the device-specific guide and verify your setup.
Router
This depends on firmware and routing policies. Check which devices the blocking rule covers. A manual disconnect can disable protection; follow the guide for checking interruptions.
Comparing options? Here’s the honest version.
We’re not the right fit for everyone. This is how the usual choices stack up for remote work.
MoreVPN
The IP
Yours alone, stays the same
Effort
Nothing to run. Works from a laptop or router.
Best for
A steady work IP in any of 82 countries, from $15/month.
Regular shared VPN
The IP
Shared with other users, can change
Effort
Easy
Best for
Everyday privacy. Shared IPs are a poor fit for work logins.
Dedicated IP add-on from a big VPN brand
The IP
Yours alone
Effort
Easy, usually with fewer countries
Best for
When the country you need is on their list.
Leaving a device running at home
The IP
Your real home connection
Effort
You need hardware there, and someone to fix it when it stops
Best for
When your work needs a true residential connection and someone can look after it.
What people ask before they pay
Will I look like I’m in that country?
Websites will see an IP in that country. That’s all a VPN changes. Your device’s time zone, GPS and location settings stay as they are, and the IP is a datacenter address, not a home broadband one.
Will it be fast enough for calls?
Speed depends on the distance between you and the server, and on your local internet. Connecting across the world adds delay. If you have a choice of location, pick the closest one that meets your work requirement.
How much setup help do I get?
Your files, setup guides and ticket support for getting the MoreVPN connection working are all included, and support can issue a router profile if you need one. We don’t log in to your devices, and your employer’s software stays with your IT team.
What if it doesn’t work?
Test it as soon as it’s delivered. Tell us within 24 hours and we refund 50% of your first billing period. The rest covers your server setup. Crypto payments are not refundable.
VPN for remote work: FAQ
What is the best VPN setup for remote work abroad?
For most people, it’s a dedicated IP in the country your work is based in, used through WireGuard on a laptop, or on a travel router if you want every device covered. A dedicated IP gives your work tools one steady address, which a shared VPN can’t do. First check that your employer or client allows VPN access.
Can I choose a specific US state?
Yes. We offer US states and cities along with 82 countries overall. We confirm a location at the level shown when you order, and city labels can vary between IP databases, so tell us first if an exact city matters.
Will my IP stay the same?
Yes, across reconnects and renewals while your service stays active. Renew before it expires, because an expired IP can be released. A server or network failure can occasionally force a move to a new IP.
How many devices can I use?
A plan includes one active connection. A router counts as one, so every device behind it can share your IP. To connect a laptop and a phone separately at the same time, add extra simultaneous connections at checkout. Using one file on two devices at once makes them disconnect each other.
Does a VPN work from any country?
Not always. Some networks restrict VPN traffic, and we can’t promise a connection from every network or operator. If you’re working from a country with strict internet controls, ask us before ordering.
Is a static IP the same as a residential IP?
No. Static means the address doesn’t change. MoreVPN IPs are datacenter-hosted, not residential or mobile. If your employer’s system rejects datacenter IPs, a static IP won’t change that.
Get your work IP sorted before you go.
From $15 a month. Ready in about 30 minutes in most locations.
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