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Compiled from App Store Connect Help & ISO 3166 on 2026-10-10

App Store Storefronts 2026: Country Codes, Currencies & Locales

51 of the largest App Store storefronts, grouped by region, with the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 and alpha-3 codes, local currency, and the App Store Connect localization to ship first. Click any value to copy. Free, no signup.

Americas storefronts

CountryAlpha-2Alpha-3CurrencyListing locale
United States
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Peru

Europe storefronts

CountryAlpha-2Alpha-3CurrencyListing locale
United Kingdom
Ireland
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Poland
Czechia
Greece
Romania
Hungary
Turkey
Ukraine

Asia-Pacific storefronts

CountryAlpha-2Alpha-3CurrencyListing locale
Japan
South Korea
China mainland
Hong Kong
Taiwan
India
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Philippines
Malaysia
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand

Middle East & Africa storefronts

CountryAlpha-2Alpha-3CurrencyListing locale
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Israel
Egypt
South Africa
Nigeria
Kenya

How storefronts work

RuleValueNote
Storefront = Apple Account country
A user sees one storefront, set by the country of their Apple Account. Your app is listed per storefront you make it available in.
Availability
In App Store Connect, Pricing and Availability lets you include or exclude each storefront independently.
Metadata language
Listing text is stored per localization, not per country. Several storefronts share one localization.
Primary language fallback
A storefront with no matching localization shows your primary language.
Currency
Apple converts your base price to each storefront currency. Some storefronts bill in USD.

Download the dataset

Use the JSON in your listing tooling or CI; the CSV opens in any spreadsheet.

JSON
app-store-storefronts.json
Machine-readable. Every storefront with codes, currency, locale, and region.
CSV
app-store-storefronts.csv
Spreadsheet-friendly. One row per storefront.

Embed this reference on your site

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an App Store storefront?

A storefront is the country-specific version of the App Store, determined by the country of the user's Apple Account. Each has its own availability, pricing currency, charts, and search results.

Is a storefront the same as a language?

No. Listing text is stored per localization, and many storefronts share one. Belgium, for example, can show Dutch or French, and the Latin American storefronts mostly share Spanish (Mexico). Pick the localization that best covers the storefront.

Which storefront code do I use in API URLs?

The iTunes Search and Lookup APIs and App Store URLs take the lowercase ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code, for example apps.apple.com/us/ or the country=de parameter. The table lists both alpha-2 and alpha-3.

Does this list every App Store country?

No. It covers the largest app markets by region (about 50 storefronts). Apple lists the full set of supported countries and regions in App Store Connect Help, and it changes over time.

Which localizations should I add first?

Start with the localizations that cover the most storefronts in your target regions, then add single-market languages such as Japanese, Korean, and German where your analytics show demand.

Sources & Changelog

Sourced from App Store Connect Help and ISO 3166. Maintained independently. This is a selection of major markets, not the full list, so cross-check Apple's documentation for the complete set. Related: locale codes and categories.