Roaming Borders

Roaming Borders is a connectivity application developed by Simon Leistikow, packaged as a single Android APK of version 1.0 weighing in at 2.03 MB. The package targets Android 4.1+ and above. Below you'll find the publisher's own description, a quick spec sheet, and a short buyer-beware checklist so you know exactly what you're installing before tapping download.

1. Only download through the button on this page — never from third-party mirrors or shortened links, which are the most common way malware spreads.
2. File size is a light 2.03 MB, so it installs quickly even on modest connections.
3. This build is signed by "Simon Leistikow" — always verify the developer name matches what's listed on the app's official store page before installing an update.
4. After install, Android may prompt you to allow "Install from unknown sources" — approve only this one install, then revoke the permission in Settings > Apps > Special access.
5. We link directly to the APK file or the publisher's repository; we do not modify the binary. Always run a virus scan after any sideloaded install.

Why this app?

When you travel near country borders, your phone may automatically connect to a stronger cell tower across the border—even if you never left your country. This can quickly result in costly roaming fees.

Manually toggling roaming is inconvenient and easy to forget.
Roaming Borders automates the guardrails so you don’t have to.

What it does

• Block roaming when you don’t want it: Select allowed countries; if your device connects outside that list, data traffic is blocked.


• Avoid surprise charges: Prevent accidental cross-border roaming near national frontiers.


• Simple presets or full control: Choose ready-made country presets or build your own list for upcoming trips.


• On-device only: Uses Android’s VpnService as a local firewall. No tunneling to servers.

How it works

Roaming Borders runs a lightweight, on-device VPN that filters traffic based on your current country.

• When your current country is not in your allow-list → block data traffic system-wide.


• When your current country is allowed → allow traffic as normal.


• When connected to Wi-Fi, the guard pauses automatically and resumes once Wi-Fi disconnects.

Note on reboot: After restarting your phone, the guard re-enables after a short delay. To be extra safe, enable Airplane mode before restarting.

Is Roaming Borders free to download?
Yes. The APK file linked from this page is free. The developer may offer in-app purchases once installed, but obtaining the installer itself costs nothing.

What Android version does Roaming Borders require?
Android 4.1+ or newer. Installing on older devices may cause crashes or refuse to install.

Is Roaming Borders safe to install?
We link to the exact APK published by Simon Leistikow. We do not modify the file. Still, as with any sideloaded app, scan it with a reputable antivirus before opening it, and only grant permissions the app genuinely needs.

How do I update Roaming Borders?
Install the newer version on top of the old one — Android will keep your data. If the signature differs, uninstall first (you may lose local progress).

Why is the app not installing?
Common causes: not enough storage, an older Android version than 4.1+, or a conflicting build already installed. Free up space, check your OS version, and uninstall any previous copy before retrying.

1. Tap the Download APK button above and save the file to your device.
2. Open your device Settings → Security (or Apps → Special access → Install unknown apps) and allow your file manager or browser to install unknown apps for this one file only.
3. Open the downloaded com.sleistikow.roamingborders.apk file from your Downloads folder.
4. Tap Install and wait for Android to finish.
5. Open «Roaming Borders» by Simon Leistikow and grant only the permissions it actually needs.
6. Revoke the "unknown sources" permission once you are done installing.

Note: this page hosts or links to the installer only. The application name, icon and description are provided for identification. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.