MosVPN for Linux: install the .deb package in three steps

Download the official .deb package for amd64 or ARM64, install it with apt, sign in and connect. Supports Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12 and Linux Mint 21 or later.

  • Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+
  • .deb package: amd64 and ARM64
  • Installed with apt and sudo
Download amd64 (.deb)Download ARM64 (.deb)

The official MosVPN .deb package. Not sure which one you need? Run dpkg --print-architecture.

MosVPN for Linux: install the .deb package in three steps

Choose your device

Open the download and setup guide that matches your device.

Install MosVPN in three steps

Download the official app, sign in, and approve the system VPN request.

  1. Download the .deb

    Pick amd64 or ARM64.

  2. Install with apt

    sudo apt install ./mosvpn_amd64.deb

  3. Connect

    Sign in, approve the prompt and check your IP.

Not connected? Check in this order

Verify the source network first, the MosVPN tunnel second, and the service you need last.

Source networkWi-Fi or mobile data
MosVPNTunnel active
Target serviceWebsite, call, video

Three common causes

Ask support to check

Missing libraries during install

Install with sudo apt install ./file.deb so apt adds the required libraries.

Wrong architecture

Run dpkg --print-architecture: amd64 needs the amd64 package, arm64 the ARM64 one.

No internet after connecting

Check the connection without VPN, close another VPN and compare the public IP.

Detailed help for Linux

Open the item that matches the message or behavior on your device; avoid changing several settings at once.

Choosing the amd64 or ARM64 package

Open a terminal and run dpkg --print-architecture. If it prints amd64, use the amd64 package, which fits most laptops and desktops. If it prints arm64, use the ARM64 package for machines with an ARM processor.

If you pick the wrong architecture, apt reports an incompatible package and installs nothing. Download the right file and run the command again. MosVPN currently ships as a .deb package for Debian-based distributions only.

If MosVPN connects but there is no internet

Disconnect MosVPN, confirm the normal connection works, turn on automatic time sync and close any other VPN app. Then open MosVPN again, connect and compare your IP before and after.

If the problem continues, send support your distribution name and version, the architecture, the network type, the time of the error and a screenshot with personal data hidden. Never send a password or sign-in code.

Frequently asked questions

Which Linux versions does MosVPN support?

Ubuntu 22.04 or later, Debian 12 or later, Linux Mint 21 or later and other .deb-based distributions with glibc 2.34 or newer and a desktop environment.

Should I download amd64 or ARM64?

Run dpkg --print-architecture in a terminal. If it prints amd64, download the amd64 package; if it prints arm64, download the ARM64 one.

Why install with apt instead of dpkg -i?

apt install ./file.deb installs the required libraries automatically. If you already used dpkg -i and it reported missing libraries, run sudo apt -f install.

How do I remove MosVPN from Linux?

Run sudo apt remove mosvpn in a terminal.

Technical sources

Checked against official platform documentation

Download MosVPN for Linux

The official .deb package for Ubuntu, Debian and Linux Mint, available for amd64 and ARM64.

Download amd64 (.deb)