Apple has officially launched its online store in Saudi Arabia, allowing customers in the country to directly browse and purchase products from the company’s website for the first time.
The move marks a significant expansion of Apple’s presence in the region, which will also include the release of its Store app and plans for the first physical retail locations set to open in 2026.
The new online store offers full support in Arabic, including product engraving options tailored to local users. Until now, Apple products in Saudi Arabia were only available through authorized third-party resellers, although the App Store was already accessible in the country.
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