Scenario: Many websites block Tor traffic
Question: How can I, while using Qubes, add a server IP or residential IP in front of Tor exit traffic, so that websites see us accessing them using a server IP or residential IP, allowing for successful access?
Thank you to any technical experts who can provide a solution. I appreciate it!
Have a great day!
By this I assume you mean adding a VPN server after Tor, so websites you visit don’t know you are going over Tor and CAPTCHA you to death.
Yes this can be done, but make sure you configure your VPN to use UDP over TCP. You can go even a step further and add a VPN before Tor so your ISP doesn’t know that are using TOR.
I’ve tested this a while back and it does work. Very elaborate setup and of course slower speeds, but with the configuration below you can watch non-HD videos on YT fine.
sys-net → sys-firewall → VPN → Tor → VPN → Internet
"Tor → hosting or VPN or residential proxy IP → Internet (website)
A flowchart like this, how can it be achieved? The choice of hosting, VPN, or residential proxy IP can be configured based on the requirements of the website.
Please share your actual operation, or are there tools that can accomplish this?
Please provide your thoughts.
Thank you."
I currently have qubes that get internet from sys-firewall, others from sys-vpn, others from sys-vpn-tor (which i use for anonymous browsing) and sys-vpn-tor-vps for my extra, ultra paranoid qube. 
I’m not sure what you mean by,
… a VPN tunnel to a friends house, a private VPN service, or in my case for sys-vpn-tor-vps I have VPS connected after Tor?
In all cases you have to create a tunnel after Tor to use UDP over TCP. That’s the only catch. Other than that you set up a VPN is the same.