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As far as I know is the FIA regulation the following:
An international Race concerning the HTP is any event that was run under the period FIA internatinal homoligated classes.
The car had not to leave the country for this. Most FIA racing series where run over europe for example.
There where also many national series without matching the FIA regulations.
The FIA does not careobout this history for getting an HTP.
The thing is that there are quite a few cars out there which you can´t even find in the FIA homoligation list and they do have an HTP.
If you ask the FIA about that you want get a proper answer.
Depending in what race class you wanted to start it´s much easier to get an national Race pass. In Germany this is called Wagenpass.
This enable you to run in a few different race series but non you need the HTP for.
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