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Sanet blocked countries for VPN Services (2025)
| Country | Motivation | Notes |
|---|
| China | Heavily Restricted | Only government-approved VPNs allowed. Unauthorized use is punishable. |
| Russia | Illegal for bypassing censorship | Only government-approved VPNs allowed. Others are banned. |
| Iran | Illegal without a government license | VPNs must be approved. Using them to bypass restrictions is punishable. |
| North Korea | Completely Banned | Internet access itself is restricted; VPNs are illegal. |
| Turkmenistan | Completely Banned | All independent VPN use is blocked. |
| Iraq | Illegal | Banned to prevent terrorism-related communication. |
| Oman | Illegal (for individuals) | Only institutions with permission can use VPNs. |
| Belarus | Banned | VPNs and Tor are illegal. |
| United Arab Emirates (UAE) | Heavily Restricted | Legal for legal use, but criminal if used to bypass geo-restrictions or commit a crime. Tourists have been fined. |
| Egypt | Technically legal, but heavily blocked | VPNs are widely blocked, and using them may draw attention. |
| Turkey | Heavily Restricted | VPNs are restricted; some are blocked. |
| India | Technically legal, but heavily monitored | VPN providers are now required to keep logs. Some providers have pulled out. |
| Uganda | Heavily Restricted | VPNs used to evade social media tax are discouraged |
| Pakistan | Illegal | Legal only with government approval. |
| Myanmar | VPNs are banned / heavily restricted | VPNs have been officially banned, and citizens have been arrested or fined for using them. |
| Uzbekistan | Technically legal, but heavily monitored | Uzbekistan does not ban VPNs outright, but it blocks certain services and apps. |