Apple Music is officially launching in Pakistan soon, and local users will be able to subscribe and successfully complete payments for the service.
The music streaming service is now showing Pakistan-specific subscription plans. This marks Apple Music’s long-awaited availability in iOS devices across the country. The service came to Android phones ages ago.
While not official, sources have told ProPakistani that Apple Pay is also coming to Pakistan. So far, successful payment evidence has been confirmed for PayPak cards. Other cards will likely be added too.
Apple Music is currently offering the following monthly plans in Pakistan:
- Individual: Rs. 379 per month
- Family: Rs. 649 per month
Both plans include a one-month free trial, after which the subscription automatically renews on a monthly basis.
The rollout has been spotted during Apple’s ongoing iOS 27 beta cycle. Payments are now successfully going through for Pakistani users, which also confirms that the subscription system is operational rather than merely displaying the service.
Test iOS Beta for Apple Pay
Apple has added PayPak to the code, so the launch is close.
Some Redditors shared the following guide to check out the iOS beta for yourself:
- Join iOS Beta Program
- Set Wallet region to US for now
- Check ‘Add Card’ after every update
Apple has not yet issued a separate public announcement specifically about Pakistan, but the working subscription and payment flow confirm that the service is now accessible to users in the country.
Apple Music’s iOS 27 update is also bringing several new features, including a redesigned AutoMix experience, landscape support and updated artist pages.
iOS users in Pakistan can now check the Music app and subscribe using the newly available local plans.
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