Nintendo Switch Online prices by country
Nintendo Switch Online is one of the clearest examples of regional eShop pricing differences. Nintendo does not publish just one global membership price: each official market can have its own local currency, its own tax-inclusive sticker price, and in some cases its own public plan lineup.
This guide tracks the official Nintendo eShop membership pages for Nintendo Switch Online and Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. The live table separates the plans Nintendo exposes publicly in each market:
- Individual 1 Month
- Individual 3 Months
- Individual 12 Months
- Family 12 Months
- Individual + Expansion Pack 12 Months
- Family + Expansion Pack 12 Months
What this comparison is useful for
- See how much the same Nintendo membership costs country by country
- Compare the standard plan against Expansion Pack pricing without mixing them together
- Spot the cheapest official annual or monthly market once prices are converted into one currency
Important context
- This page tracks the official Nintendo eShop membership prices only.
- Some markets do not publicly expose every duration. When that happens, Subscription Land keeps the comparison limited to the memberships Nintendo actually lists on that local membership page.
- Expansion Pack pricing is tracked as its own set of plans because it includes a different feature bundle from the standard Nintendo Switch Online membership.
FAQ
Does Nintendo Switch Online pricing vary by country?
Yes. Nintendo sets different local prices across official eShop markets, so the same membership can be cheaper or more
expensive depending on the country.
Why is a 3-month plan missing in some markets?
This guide tracks only the membership tickets Nintendo exposes publicly on each local official membership page. If a
country does not list a public 3-month product, it is left out of the table for that market.
Does this include Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack?
Yes. The table includes the annual individual and family Expansion Pack memberships where Nintendo sells them.
