Some keyboard layouts are only available in certain countries or regions.
If you need keyboard replacement or repair, contact Apple or a service provider.
Identify your keyboard layout (ANSI, ISO, or Japanese)
Find the key that has the word “return” or the return-left symbol 
printed on it. The key should look like one of the options below:
ANSI keyboard
If your Return key looks like one of the images below, you have an ANSI keyboard:
ISO keyboard
If your Return key looks like one of the images below, you have an ISO keyboard:
Japanese keyboard
If your Return key looks like the image below, you have a Japanese keyboard:
Identify the ANSI keyboard layouts
Find the Tab key or the key with the tab symbol 
. The Q key to the right should look like one of the options below and will help you to identify your keyboard layout:
US English
(if the Caps Lock key is below the Tab key)
Chinese – Pinyin
(if the 中/英 key is below the key)
Korean
Thai
Chinese – Zhuyin
Identify the ISO keyboard layouts
Find the Tab key or the key with the tab symbol . The key to the right should look like one of the following options and will help you identify your keyboard layout:
Arabic
Bulgarian
French / Belgian
Greek
Hebrew
Russian
Turkish - F
The key to the right of the L key should look like one of the following options and will help you identify your keyboard layout:
Canadian French
Croatian / Slovenian
Czech
Danish
Italian
Norwegian
Portuguese
Slovak
Spanish
Swiss
Find the key with P printed on it. The key to the right should look like one of the following options and will help you identify your keyboard layout:
German / Austrian
Hungarian
Icelandic
Spanish (Latin America)
Swedish / Finnish
Turkish - Q
Look at the keys near the upper-left corner of the keyboard. The keys should look like one of the following sets and will help you identify your keyboard layout:
British / Irish
Dutch
International English
Romanian
