Some Apple Account settings and feature requirements for children, teens, and adults will vary depending on your country or region.
These age confirmation requirements apply to Apple Accounts in Singapore, South Korea, and the UK:
Adults will have to confirm their age to use certain services or features, or take certain actions on their account.
You can confirm your age with a credit card that belongs to you or by scanning your passport (available in the UK), driver's license, or government-issued ID. Debit cards and gift cards aren't supported.
If you already have an Apple Account, Apple will check if you have a credit card on file or other eligible methods available to confirm that you're 18 or older.
If you choose not to confirm your age, you can continue to use your device — but you might need to confirm before using certain services or features or taking certain actions on your account.
Learn how to confirm that you’re an adult
Select your country or region to learn more about the additional requirements for managing your Apple Account.
In most countries and regions, a child under 13 can’t create an Apple Account without help and consent from a parent or guardian. They must be part of a Family Sharing group. The age for these Child Accounts varies in some countries and regions. These countries and regions might also have additional requirements.
Under 14 in Austria, Bulgaria, China mainland, Cyprus, Israel, Italy, Lithuania, South Korea, and Spain
Under 15 in Czechia, France, Greece, Peru, and Slovenia
Under 16 in Croatia, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Netherlands, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Singapore, and Slovakia
Under 18 in Brazil
Under 13 in all other countries and regions