VPN with a Russian IP address

Living or travelling abroad, you may find that Russian banks, streaming services and online shops stop working or ask for extra checks. Since 2022 most big VPN providers have removed their Russian servers. MyArtVPN keeps one in Moscow — and it takes two minutes to connect.

What a Russian IP gives you

• Streaming — Russian online cinemas that only show films in Russia.
• Banking apps — apps that block or re-check logins from foreign addresses.
• Online shops and delivery services — features that only work with a Russian address.

How it works

Your subscription includes the 🇷🇺 Russia server in Moscow. With it, Russian websites see a Russian address, while the rest of the internet goes through our European server — so global services keep working at the same time. You switch servers with one tap in the app.

Honest note: Russia’s public services portal (Gosuslugi) doesn’t accept hosting addresses, including ours. Use a Russian SIM card in roaming for it.

How to connect

1. Open @myartvpn_bot in Telegram and choose your device.
2. Install the app the bot suggests and tap “Connect in one tap”.
3. Pick 🇷🇺 Russia in the app’s server list and turn the VPN on.

The first 7 days are free, no card needed.

Questions

Is it legal to use a VPN abroad?

In most countries, yes — follow local laws of the country you’re in.

Will global websites still work on the Russia server?

Yes: only Russian websites use the Russian address.

How much does it cost?

From about $3 a month (Solo, 1 device) or $5 for up to 10 devices (Family).

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