By the end of September 2026, Apple will expand the iCloud+ package in Ukraine to include access to the Apple TV streaming service and the Apple Arcade gaming platform at no additional charge with all paid plans.
Ukraine has officially joined the list of over 100 countries and territories where Apple is rolling out its new subscription model. At the same time, Apple TV is expanding into 59 new markets and, once the rollout is complete, will be available in approximately 170 countries worldwide.
According to the Ukrainian iCloud website, the cheapest iCloud+ plan—50 GB—costs $0.99 per month and will include Apple TV and Apple Arcade. The 200 GB plan costs $2.99, 2 TB costs $9.99, 6 TB costs $34.99, and 12 TB costs $69.99 per month.
Apple TV provides access to original series, movies, and documentaries from Apple Originals, while Apple Arcade features over 200 games without ads or in-app purchases.
An iCloud+ subscription can be shared with up to five family members via Family Sharing. Each user’s personal files, settings, and recommendations remain separate.
For users who already pay for iCloud+, Apple TV and Apple Arcade should be added automatically at no additional cost. If a user previously subscribed to Apple TV or Apple Arcade separately, Apple plans to transition that access into iCloud+, while progress and saves in Apple Arcade games will remain accessible.
On Apple’s official Ukrainian website, the new bundle is currently listed as coming “soon,” as the company is rolling it out gradually through the end of September.
In addition to Ukraine, the program includes Serbia, Montenegro, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, the Western Balkan countries, as well as India, Singapore, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and dozens of countries in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
