Amazon has announced that it has expanded the reach of Amazon Appstore to 41 new markets. The Android consumers in these countries will be able to download free and paid apps from one more source now. With the latest round of expansion, Amazon Appstore is now accessible in a total of 236 countries.
“This expansion represents an opportunity for Amazon developers to target new areas in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, including some of the most populous and connected nations in the world. Singapore, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Egypt, and Turkey are just a few examples,” noted Peter Heinrich of Amazon Appstore in a blog post.
To remind you, the last major expansion of Amazon Appstore took place in May last year.
Amazon states that the app developers can now go through the local restrictions and enable their apps to be available in the new markets.
Here is the full list of new countries getting Amazon Appstore
Algeria | Djibouti | Kazakhstan | Mauritania | Qatar | Tunisia |
Azerbaijan | Egypt | Kuwait | Morocco | Saudi Arabia | Turkey |
Bahrain | Eritrea | Kyrgyzstan | Niger | Senegal | Turkmenistan |
Bangladesh | Gambia | Lebanon | Nigeria | Sierra Leone | United Arab Emirates |
Brunei Darussalam | Guinea | Malaysia | Oman | Singapore | Uzbekistan |
Burkina Faso | Indonesia | Maldives | Pakistan | Somalia | Yemen |
Chad | Jordan | Mali | Palestinian Territories | Tajikistan |