How to Fix “Apple Intelligence is not currently available in your country or region”

Apple Intelligence has expanded to more languages and regions with iOS 18.4. But if you’re still seeing the message “Apple Intelligence is not currently available in your country or region,” here are some tips to help you enable it.

Apple Intelligence Compatibility

Apple Intelligence is compatible with the following iPhones, iPads, and Macs. If your device isn’t listed, it’s not compatible with Apple Intelligence.

  • iPhone with A17 Pro and A18 and later
  • iPad with M1 and later
  • Mac with M1 and later
Full List of Apple Intelligence Supported Devices

iPhone

  • iPhone 16e
  • iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus
  • iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max
  • iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max

iPad

  • iPad Pro 13-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch with M4
  • iPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch with M2
  • iPad Pro 12.9-inch and iPad Pro 11-inch with M1
  • iPad Air 13-inch and iPad Air 11-inch with M3
  • iPad Air 13-inch and iPad Air 11-inch with M2
  • iPad Air 10.9-inch with M1
  • iPad mini A17 Pro

Mac

  • MacBook Pro 14" and MacBook Pro 16" with M4
  • MacBook Pro 14" and MacBook Pro 16" with M3
  • MacBook Pro 14" and MacBook Pro 16" with M2
  • MacBook Pro 14" and MacBook Pro 16" with M1
  • MacBook Air 13" and MacBook Air 15" with M4
  • MacBook Air 13" and MacBook Air 15" with M3
  • MacBook Air 13" and MacBook Air 15" with M2
  • MacBook Air 13" with M1
  • iMac 24-inch with M4
  • iMac 24-inch with M3
  • iMac 24-inch with M1
  • Mac mini with M4
  • Mac mini with M2
  • Mac mini with M1
  • Mac Studio with M4
  • Mac Studio with M3
  • Mac Studio with M2
  • Mac Studio with M1
  • Mac Pro with M2

Apple Intelligence Availability

Apple Intelligence is now available in the following languages:

English

  • United States :united_states: (iOS 18.1)
  • Australia :australia: (iOS 18.2)
  • Canada :canada: (iOS 18.2)
  • New Zealand :new_zealand: (iOS 18.2)
  • South Africa :south_africa: (iOS 18.2)
  • United Kingdom :united_kingdom: (iOS 18.2)
  • Singapore :singapore: (iOS 18.4)
  • India :india: (iOS 18.4)

Other languages

Other languages added since iOS 18.4 (Currently in beta – here’s a guide on installing iOS 18.4 Beta) include:

  • French :france:
  • German :germany:
  • Italian :italy:
  • Portuguese (Brazil) :brazil:
  • Spanish :spain:
  • Japanese :japan:
  • Korean :south_korea:
  • Chinese (simplified) :china:

Although Vietnamese was originally planned to support Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.4, Apple has decided to release it later along with other languages.

Enable Apple Intelligence

Please note that to enable Apple Intelligence on your device, you must meet the compatibility requirements and language/region availability mentioned above. Once confirmed, follow the steps below to turn on Apple Intelligence.

For iPhone and iPad

  1. Go to Settings - General - Language & Region.

  2. Tap Add Language… and add any language that Apple Intelligence supports above. If your desired language is not supported, you should add English (US).


    If your device has multiple languages, move the Apple Intelligence-supported language to the top to set it as the default.

  3. Return to the Apple Intelligence & Siri menu and set Siri’s language to a supported language. If your preferred Siri language is not in the list, you should add English (United States).

  4. Restart your iPhone or iPad.

After restarting, go to SettingsApple Intelligence & Siri, and you should see the option to enable Apple Intelligence. The first time you turn it on, your device may take some time to download the necessary models, so please be patient.

Please note that you must keep these settings to use Apple Intelligence. If you change them, Apple Intelligence features may disappear.

For Mac

  1. Go to System Settings - General - Language & Region.

  2. Click + and any language that Apple Intelligence supports above. If your desired language is not supported, you should add English (US).
    If your device has multiple languages, move the Apple Intelligence-supported language to the top to set it as the default.

  3. Click the Apple Intelligence & Siri menu, set Siri’s language to a supported language. If your preferred Siri language is not in the list, you should add English (United States) .

  4. Restart your Mac.

After restarting, go to System Settings - Apple Intelligence & Siri, and you will see an option to enable Apple Intelligence.

Note that you must keep these settings to use Apple Intelligence; if you change them, you will lose access to Apple Intelligence.

Apple Intelligence Features

Apple Intelligence features have been rolled out gradually through updates as follows:

iOS 18.1

iOS 18.2

iOS 18.3

iOS 18.3 only introduced minor changes to previous Apple Intelligence features. You can check out this article for more details: What’s New in iOS 18.3?

iOS 18.4

Coming in iOS 18.5

  • Siri gets smarter, recognizing on-screen content and performing relevant actions.
  • Smarter app-specific requests for Siri, like deleting specific emails, moving notes between folders, sharing links via email, opening documents, or summarizing articles.
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Excellent presentation of the subject!! :+1:t2: :+1:t2: But I will continue to cry until they implement it in the EU, which is when it will work properly, in principle it seems that it will not arrive until 2025. :sob: :sob: :sob: :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Thank you @jflechuga :pray:t2:
I’ve also heard that Apple Intelligence won’t be available in the EU until next year. Let’s hope they can reach an agreement.

By the way, I want to thank you for your donate through my Ko-fi; it really motivates me to keep doing my work :heart:

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I feel good in being able to help the developers, I really like the Web and also participate trying to help the rest of the users with my opinions, ah! On the other hand, sorry for writing in Spanish, see you in the Beta Profiles community!!!


A hug, friend!

Juan

I translate an article published in Spain, on the subject of Apple’s AI "Let’s remember that Apple Intelligence, the artificial intelligence (AI) system of the bitten apple company, was officially presented at the last WWDC (Apple World Conference of Developers), with the purpose of taking the operation of its devices to the next level, thus managing to offer novelties that, so far, have not been included in any device of the American brand. However, this announcement has brought with it certain restrictions that have only generated anger. Its poor compatibility with past models of the iPhone and its non-arrival in countries such as Spain, have been two of the factors related to Apple Intelligence that have generated the most dislikes, because thanks to these limitations, fewer and fewer users will be able to enjoy the novelties offered by that AI system. However, everything seems to indicate that the second aspect would be close to changing.
Main points of the agreement
Having equal competition within the artificial intelligence market as a central point, the agreement signed between this group of nations aims to ensure that this type of tool does not excuse its lack of interoperability with sacrifices in the field of privacy and security; ensure that users have a variety of fair options when choosing which AI model they want to use; and prevent developers from employing questionable tactics to displace their competitors from the market.

“(…) We will work to guarantee effective competition and fair and honest treatment of consumers and companies,” reads the statement issued by the spokesmen of the nations involved, in which they reaffirm their commitment to the protection, above all, of the user and their rights, before systems such as Apple Intelligence.

This means that we will have it soon!!! :+1::+1::sunglasses::sunglasses:
It has been published in Meca2 for Jonathan Tangarife

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Thank you. The translation is interesting and shows that Apple is also under pressure from EU countries to deploy AI here.

Apple’s limitation of AI to English and the U.S. makes me less interested in it. I also hope they will add other languages next year.

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I’m trying to install macOS 15.1, but I’m not enrolled in the Developer Program, but there is no profile. (for earlier versions, you could download a InstallAssistant.pkg) If you go to the Beta Profiles site, it doesn’t show a option to download the .pkg file. I tried downloading the .ipsw file, but I’m not sure how I would install that on my system, as I’m using a Mac.

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Apple hasn’t released any PKG files for macOS 15.1 Beta, so you can only update through System Settings. Joining the Developer Program is quite simple and completely free. Just log in to https://developer.apple.com/account/ with your Apple ID, and then you’ll see the option for macOS 15.1 Sequoia Developer Beta in System Settings under General - Software Update - Beta Updates.

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i do the things like “greanish” 's as , but it shows connect to WIFI to complete blabla
the first is joined waitlist, i use this guy’s idea, change the region US to UK and it works,
and the second is siri isn’t internet connected,so i change the intellgence language US to UK and turn it back, this time intelligence is really worked thx greanish

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I think you replied to the wrong topic :rofl: it should be this one:

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It still doesn’t work for me even making the changes, and I’m convinced it’s due to the balance I have in my Apple account, we’ll continue to wait like champions!!! jajajajajaja :rofl: :rofl: :sunglasses:

I think you’ll be able to use Apple Intelligence next year; the spring update could be iOS 18.3 or iOS 18.4.

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Hi, I read the article, they leave it for a long time, it will almost come together with the launch of the new iPhone. I did the migration to Mac about the 90s, we have been all that time without AI, so I guess we can wait a little longer :wink:, in the meantime we will continue with the news they are giving us. And another thing I appreciate the information provided!!! You are the best Community Manager :+1:t2: :+1:t2: :sunglasses:

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