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Actually, getting the phone into the country isn't the issue. If you don't register a foreign phone in my country, they completely block it from the network after a few months. There’s a temporary grace period that resets every year, but even with that, the phone becomes a useless brick for half the year. And the government's registration fee is literally the price of a second phone.
Thanks for trying to help anyway, if that GrapheneOS-supported Motorola ever launches in my country, I'll probably just buy that.
Buy a hot spot, use it WiFi only, and use an always on VPN/Tor paid for in monero (make sure you can use it in your country). Or you can buy an alternative phone and only use that as a hot spot for the graphene phone. You could literally destroy or remove the camera, GPS, and microphone on the hotspot phone to make it exclusively a hot spot.
Have someone buy it for you when they visit a country where it is sold. Or have someone sell you 3 shipments of boxes of parts that combine to form a grapheneos phone.
Also, check to see if the new Motorola grapheneos phone will sell in your country.