VPN country guides
Each guide covers what the local networks actually do, which carriers do it, the legal position with a source, and how to test a VPN on your own connection. We add a country only when we can say something specific and true about it — not a template with the name swapped.
Guides
| Country | Languages | Focus | Guides |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pakistan | English (Urdu) | PTA licensing, DPI on Jazz/Zong, what still works | hub + troubleshooting |
| Turkey | English (Turkish) | BTK service blocks, Güvenli İnternet filter, DPI | hub + troubleshooting |
| Kazakhstan | English (Russian) | Protocol filtering on Tele2/Kcell, interception history | hub + troubleshooting |
| Egypt | English (Arabic) | VPN law (Article 14), DPI, VoIP restrictions | legality explainer |
| UAE | English (Arabic) | VPN law (Decree-Law 34/2021), Etisalat/du DPI | legality explainer |
| Saudi Arabia | English (Arabic) | Anti-Cyber Crime Law, STC/Mobily/Zain blocking | legality explainer |
| China | English | Great Firewall, active probing, why Reality exists | explainer (educational) |
The guides
How the guides are put together
Facts that change — licensing, blocking, legal positions — carry a source and a "checked" date, and each page shows when it was last reviewed. Availability claims are aggregate and non-specific by design; see how we measure availability.
AVEE uses VLESS/Reality and lets you test compatibility on your connection before paying.
FAQ
- Why are some countries "legality explainers" rather than full guides?
- In Egypt, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, the local law penalises using a VPN to bypass blocked content. We answer the legality question honestly and cover the network mechanics, but we do not publish "best VPN for X" content that would encourage use the law penalises.
- Will you add more countries?
- Yes, where we can research real local detail — carriers, rules, failure patterns — and write something that could not be swapped for another country.