What you can find in the Play Store depends on your Google Play country, which is based on your payment method.
Your Google Play country also determines which currency you use in the Play Store:
- When you travel, your country and currency don’t change.
- Changing the language does not change the country or currency that you use.
- You can’t change your Play country temporarily.
- Country changes can only happen once per year.
If your device displays the wrong country or currency, check that your Play country is correct.
Check your Play country
- Sign in to Google Pay.
- At the top, click Settings.
- Under ‘Payments profile’, look for ‘Country/Region’. This section displays your current Play country.
- If it’s incorrect, create a new profile for your country.
Fix issues with your Play country
Change the SIM card
If your phone has a SIM card and you recently moved to another country, you may need a new SIM card. Contact your service provider for help.
After you get a new SIM card in your new country, restart your phone. Then, try to use the Play Store again.
If your device doesn’t have a SIM card, you can skip this step.
Lower your Play balance
Make sure that your payments profile is up to date
- Sign in to Google Pay.
- If you have more than one profile:
- At the top left, next to your name, click the down arrow
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- Choose the profile that you want to edit.
- At the top left, next to your name, click the down arrow
- Make your changes. You can change information like your address and payment methods.
- Save your changes.
Accept updated Terms of Service
The Play Terms of Service vary by country, and you may need to agree to updated terms in your new country.
- Open the Google Play Store app
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- Find an item with a listed price greater than $0.
- Tap the price. You don’t need to complete the transaction.
- During checkout, you’re prompted to accept the Terms of Service. Follow the prompts. After you accept the terms, you can exit the transaction
More troubleshooting steps
If you tried all the steps above and it’s been more than 24 hours, try these troubleshooting steps.
Clear cache and data from Google Play services
- Open your device’s Settings app.
- Tap Apps and notifications
App info or See all apps.
- Tap Google Play services.
- Tap Storage
Clear cache.
- Tap Clear storage
Clear all data
OK.
Clear the cache and data of the Play Store
- Open your device’s Settings app.
- Tap Apps and notifications
App info or See all apps.
- Tap Google Play Store.
- Tap Storage
Clear cache.
- Tap Clear storage
Clear all data
OK.
Clear cache and data from Download Manager
- Open your device’s Settings app.
- Tap Apps and notifications
App info or See all apps.
- Tap Download Manager.
- Tap Storage
Clear cache.
- Tap Clear storage
Clear all data
OK.
Uninstall and reinstall Play Store updates
- Make sure that you’re connected to a reliable Wi-Fi connection.
- Find the Play Store app on your device’s home or app screen.
- Touch and hold the Play Store app.
- Tap App info
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- At the top, tap More
Uninstall updates.
- If you’re asked to change the Play Store app back to the factory version, tap OK.
Remove and re-add your Google Account
When you remove your account, some information is removed from your device. Make sure that you back up any important information before you complete this step.