Apple Music is set to launch in Pakistan, with users now able to see country-specific subscription plans and complete payments for the music streaming service on iOS devices.
The service is offering two monthly plans in the country, with the individual plan priced at Rs. 379 and the family plan at Rs. 649.
Apple has not made a separate public announcement about the Pakistan launch yet, but the availability of local plans and working payment options indicates that the service is now accessible to users in the country.
Payment support has so far been confirmed for PayPak cards, while other card options are expected to become available as the service expands.
Apple Music has already been available on Android devices in Pakistan, while its availability on iOS is now being introduced with local pricing.
Meanwhile, Apple Pay is also reportedly being prepared for launch in Pakistan, although the company has not officially confirmed the development.
Some users on Reddit have also shared steps to test the service through the iOS beta, including joining the iOS Beta Program, setting the Wallet region to the United States (US) and checking the “Add Card” option after updates.
The rollout comes as Apple prepares its iOS 27 update, which will introduce features including a redesigned AutoMix experience, landscape support and updated artist pages.
iPhone users in Pakistan can check the Music app to see whether the new local subscription plans are available on their devices.
