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    <title>Foreign Apple ID Registration: Four Paths That Work</title>
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            </div><p>Registering an Apple ID for another region shouldn&rsquo;t be hard, but Apple keeps changing the flow. Most tutorials online record only a single path, and the comments are full of people saying it no longer works. More annoying: after registering, your first App Store login has a chance of being bumped straight back to the China store.</p>
<p>Here I&rsquo;ve put together all four methods I could find, plus a complete plan to avoid being sent back to the China store. Not just the US store — the same applies to Turkey, Japan, and Nigeria.</p>]]></description>
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