Apple Music is finally preparing to launch in Pakistan, with the service now showing local subscription prices and allowing users to complete payments. The rollout gives Pakistani iPhone users access to Apple Music through the Music app with pricing in Pakistani rupees.
The service has already been available on Android in Pakistan, but the new iOS rollout appears to be the first sign of full local support for Apple’s music streaming service on iPhone.
Apple Music Shows Pakistan-Specific Subscription Plans
Apple Music is currently showing two monthly subscription options for users in Pakistan:
- Individual: Rs. 379 per month
- Family: Rs. 649 per month
Both plans include a one-month free trial. After the trial ends, the subscription automatically renews each month unless it is canceled.
The appearance of local pricing is more significant than simply seeing Pakistan listed as a supported region. Payments are reportedly going through for Pakistani users, suggesting Apple’s subscription system is now operational for the country.
Apple Music Payments Are Working for Pakistani Users
The rollout has been spotted during Apple’s ongoing iOS 27 beta testing. Pakistani users are reportedly able to subscribe and successfully complete payments using supported local cards.
PayPak cards have already been confirmed to work, while support for additional card networks could follow as Apple expands the payment rollout.
Apple has not yet published a separate announcement confirming the Apple Music launch in Pakistan, but the working subscription flow and local pricing provide a strong indication that the service is being activated for users in the country.
Apple Pay Could Also Be Coming to Pakistan
Apple’s payment infrastructure in Pakistan could extend beyond Apple Music.
References to PayPak have reportedly appeared in iOS beta code, adding to reports that Apple Pay could eventually launch in Pakistan. However, Apple has not officially announced Apple Pay for the country, so this should be treated as a separate development from the confirmed Apple Music subscription changes.
There is also no confirmed launch date for Apple Pay in Pakistan yet.
How to Check Apple Music in Pakistan
If you are running an iOS 27 beta, you can check whether local Apple Music subscriptions are available directly in the Music app.
Open the Music app and look for the subscription option. If your account is eligible for the rollout, Apple Music should display the Pakistan-specific plans and prices in Pakistani rupees.
Availability may still vary during the beta rollout, so not every Pakistani Apple account may see the same options immediately.
Apple Music Is Also Getting New Features in iOS 27
The Pakistan rollout comes as Apple Music is also receiving several updates with iOS 27.
Apple is introducing a redesigned AutoMix experience, landscape support, and updated artist pages. These changes are part of the broader Music app updates arriving with iOS 27.
For Pakistani iPhone users, the combination of local subscription support and the new iOS 27 Music features could make Apple Music a more practical alternative to other streaming services available in the country.
Apple Music Pakistan Pricing
For now, the reported local pricing is:
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Individual | Rs. 379/month |
| Family | Rs. 649/month |
Both plans include a one-month free trial before regular monthly billing begins.
Apple has not yet confirmed whether these prices are final or when the rollout will be considered fully complete across Pakistan.
