A VPN with a Russian IP helps when you are abroad and Russian services — Gosuslugi, banks, streaming sites — refuse a foreign address. The paid Avocado VPN subscription has a Russia line with the Russian flag for this: pick it, and websites see a Moscow address.
The line is in Happ, INCY and v2rayTun — every app we recommend. It is not in the free trial, only in the paid subscription. No extra charge.
Some Russian services restrict sign-ins from foreign addresses: banks because of fraud protection, government and streaming services by their own rules. The service sees the address of the country you are in and does not let you in. The Russian exit solves exactly this.
Open the app, pick the Russia line and connect. When you need YouTube or foreign services, switch to Auto or any foreign line: they do not open through the Russian exit.
Split tunneling sends Russian services direct, past the VPN — handy when you are in Russia. Abroad, “direct” means from a foreign address, so there you need the Russian exit itself.
We tested the list of services on 18 September 2026. Some websites block data-centre addresses, and for them the Russian exit may not work. You still sign in to each service with your own login.
Connect to the Russia line in your Avocado VPN subscription and open the site as usual: it will see a Russian address.
No, the Russia line is only in the paid subscription. The trial connects to foreign servers.
Moscow.
No. For YouTube pick Auto or a foreign line.
No. The Russia line is included in the paid subscription on any plan.