Apple has increased iCloud+ pricing in eight countries, according to an updated support document from the company. The changes affect Nigeria, Türkiye, Vietnam, Japan, Egypt, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Indonesia.
Based on the update, the price rises vary by market, with reported increases ranging from about 11% to 55%. Apple has not announced a broader global adjustment in the information provided, but the revision shows that customers in these regions will pay more for the cloud storage service.
ICloud+ is Apple’s paid storage offering tied to iCloud, and price changes can affect users who rely on it for backups, photos, files, and other synced data across Apple devices. Any increase is especially notable for subscribers already paying monthly for higher storage tiers.
The support document update suggests the pricing shift is now official for the listed countries. For users in those markets, the latest local rates should now be reflected through Apple’s subscription information and billing details.
