One step faster for Apple Music Service to enter South Korea / Israel

This week, AppleMusic accelerated its pace. Apple's streaming music service has been launched in South Korea and Israel, while its competitor, Spotify, has been slow to move to these two countries.

Apple Music made its official debut in June last year, and users can enjoy a free trial period of three months. In the more than a year since its launch, the streaming service has grown and can compete with Spotify, Deezer, Tidal and Google Play Music.

One step faster for Apple Music Service to enter South Korea / Israel

To experience the service, South Korean users pay $7.99 a month, and South Korean users can pay $11.99 for a family package, according to an Apple insider.

The monthly fee for Israeli users is relatively cheap, with an individual member price of 19.90 NIS (about $5.22) per month and a family member price of 89.90 NIS (about $7.85) per month, which is even lower than in the United States.