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mojuba
mojuba

Reputation: 12237

How do I know in which countries is my app available through App Store?

Each country's AppStore restricts apps by language. If I have my app's descriptions in languages A, B and C, how do I know in which countries it will become available? There seems to be no easy way of knowing this other than checking App Stores for each of the 200 countries one by one, unless I'm missing something of course.

Additionally, if I have an English description, will my app be available in countries that are restricted to British, Australian and other variations of English?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 26088

Answers (2)

Bane M
Bane M

Reputation: 548

You can also check the availability of the application published on apple store connect, by opening the edit option for the availability of regions and countries. The steps are as follows:

  1. Open app info on the App Store Connect,
  2. In the General tab select the Pricing and Availability option,
  3. Under the Availability section next to All Countries or regions selected, click Edit,
  4. The Country or Region Availability window opens. Here you can see and select the countries and regions in which the application may be available.

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Upvotes: 4

lnjuanj
lnjuanj

Reputation: 1744

There is no such restriction per language (if there is, I would be interested about any documentation respecting that restriction).

What happens is: if you have languages A, B & C, then you need to have one that is the main language, let's say it's B. And let's say A is English, B is Portuguese and C is Spanish.

Any country that has English as their language (e.g. Australia, USA) will have A language.

Any country that has Spanish as their language (e.g. Ecuador, Spain) will have C language.

Any other country will show Portuguese language in the description.

See screenshot, where it states "Principal" that is the main language: enter image description here

Upvotes: 3

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