How do I buy monero in my country?

@Bukkit didn't you had nobitex?
i can guarantee, in almost any country, almost had their type of CEX atleast, so you can dump the fiat on there to get crypto

isn't it bad? welp cex always bad, but on place where it had no other option. you should choose the worst one sometime, then after you buy any crypto
just swap it to monero and become happy :D

@UsualCat I never used nobitex. Can i buy XMR from it?

Binance, Airtm over VPN, not sure if you pass KYC though. Some wallets don't care.

@UsualCat Should I only buy XMR from nobitex? I have no idea if this website has reputation. (I know that it's a popular app)

@UsualCat Since Notibex needs ALOT of data about me. I'm not filling any of them.

@NickZ2 I'm preeeetty sure it doesn't support IRR

@NickZ2 Restricted locations: Belarus North Korea Cuba Iran Sudan Russia Myanmar Ukrainian Regions of Donetsk, Luhansk and Crimea Certain US states.

If you can get any crypto than go on Tor Browser and go to https://trocador.app and swap it to Monero.

This person likely knows how: https://zola.ink/

@Stylus1063 I live in iran. The only currency we have is Iranian tomans (1000 IRR = 1k Iranian tomans) and Iraniam Rials (A.K.A IRR) which isn't supported in the websites you listed.

@Bukkit
Haveno DEX supports it: https://retoswap.com
however there might not be much liquidity, you could check just in case...

else if there's literally no way to buy the coin, the other option is to mine directly, which electricity seems very cheap in Iran so you might be one of the very few people that could ROI on that electricity cost and would be able to scale operation
converting electricy into monero directly might be your best bet on the long run