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Is a website blocked in your country?

Enter any website and we'll check live whether it loads from real servers in several countries — so you can see if it's blocked or just down for everyone.

We test from real servers in each country. Limited probe coverage in some heavily-censored regions.

Why are websites blocked in some countries?

Governments and internet providers block sites for censorship, licensing or legal reasons — social networks, news, streaming and messaging apps are common targets. A block usually means your provider drops the connection, so the site loads elsewhere but not for you.

How to open a blocked website

A VPN routes your traffic through a server in another country, so the block no longer applies and the site sees a different location. In heavily-filtered networks you need obfuscated servers that hide the fact you're using a VPN — that's exactly what NvoVPN is built for.

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Frequently asked questions

Not on its own. If a site loads from other countries but not one, it's likely blocked there. If it fails everywhere, the site itself may be down.
NvoVPN lets you appear in another country and uses obfuscated servers that keep working in filtered networks, so blocked sites and apps become reachable again.

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