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Having trouble downloading, installing, or updating apps because you get an error that your account is not in this store? Wondering why and what you can do about it? Show
Several users have reported that an error message prevents users from buying/downloading/updating apps. The error message is: Account Not In This Store. Your account is not valid for use in the … Store. You must switch to … Store before purchasing. For example, account not in this store. Your account is not valid for use in the German store. You must switch to the US store before purchasing. This message often appears when you are in a different country or region other than your home country, like when traveling for business, taking a vacation, or working and living abroad. Quick TipsFollow These Quick Tips To Get Your App Store Working Again
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Recently Moved? Change Your Local SettingsIf you are indeed in another region or country on a long term basis, you should change your settings to reflect your new address! Scroll to the section to learn how update your information. Seeing Account Not in this Store in Error? Sign Out of App Store and Sign Back In!When you sign out of the App Store app, you usually see a prompt to sign back into the App Store with your Apple ID in the current region or country you’re located in. How To Sign Out of App Store
Toggle WiFiSeveral readers let us know that simply toggling WiFi off, waiting 20-30 seconds, and then toggling WiFi back on fix this issue. If that didn’t work, try adding a restart or force restart in between the toggling off and on and see if that does the trick. Check Any RestrictionsFirst, check that you don’t have any restrictions enabled by going to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions. For older iOS, go to General > Restrictions Sign Out and In of iTunes & App Stores to Fix This Account Issue
Try Changing Your iTunes and App Store CountryWhen you change your Apple ID (App Store or iTunes Store) country of residence, you must spend any current balance you have before you change to a new country setting. Store balances DO NOT transfer. Update Country or Region on your iDevice
Can’t Change The Country?If you are unable to change your country, it’s likely that you are part of a Family Sharing Plan. Your Apple ID country or region updates for all of your Apple services on all of your Apple products that use the same Apple ID Update Settings in iTunes or Via Apple ID Website
When you change your billing address from your Apple ID account page or through the iTunes Store or App Store, it updates your billing address for all of the Apple services with which you use the same Apple ID Or go to your Apple ID account on the website
When you change your billing address from your Apple ID account page or through the iTunes Store or App Store, it updates your billing address for all of the Apple services with which you use the same Apple ID Seeing your country cannot be changed at this time. Learn more?If your country or region is grayed out and not allowing you to make any changes, it’s likely that your account still has a credit on it. Spend that remaining balance, and it should work. If you belong to a family sharing group, you must exit the group before changing your country and region. Before you change your country or region
Only One iTunes/App Store AllowedAt this time, you cannot purchase any media (music, apps, and so forth) from an iTunes or App Store different from the store where you list your residence on your Apple ID account. Your billing address (and your credit card) determine which country’s Apple Store you can make purchases from. When you visit another country, even if for an extended visit, Apple does not allow you to purchase apps from any other iTunes or App stores other than your resident country’s store. Reader Tips
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