Azure Pay-As-You-Go signup rejected for Kazakhstan company — unable to contact support

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Azure Pay-As-You-Go signup rejected for Kazakhstan company — unable to contact support

Eduard Mishkurov 0

Hello Microsoft Azure Support Team,

We are trying to create an Azure Pay-As-You-Go subscription for our legally registered Kazakhstan company, StayReady LLP (TOO), but Azure rejects the registration at the final step.

Company information:

Company: StayReady LLP (TOO)

Country: Kazakhstan

Contact: [email protected]

Previous Microsoft account used: [email protected]

What happened:

We first attempted to register for an Azure Free Account but received an eligibility rejection.

We then attempted to create a standard Azure Pay-As-You-Go subscription.

We successfully completed the organization profile, Kazakhstan business and billing address, phone verification, payment card information, and Microsoft Customer Agreement.

At the final step, Azure displayed the following error:

"You are not eligible for an Azure account. We could not create an Azure account for you."

The error provides no explanation or actionable details.

The second problem is that we cannot contact Azure support.

We have repeatedly tried to create a billing/account support request through the Azure portal.

However, the support interface continuously redirects us through AI-generated troubleshooting suggestions. The "Yes, need more help" button is disabled or unavailable, and we cannot reach the actual support request form.

This creates a situation where we cannot create an Azure subscription, and we cannot contact Azure support to resolve the problem preventing us from creating that subscription.

Our questions:

How can we request a manual eligibility review of our company's Azure Pay-As-You-Go registration?

Is there a direct support channel for subscription signup failures when no active Azure subscription exists?

Can a Microsoft moderator help escalate this case to the Azure subscription registration or billing verification team?

We are prepared to provide official company registration documents and any other required verification information through a secure Microsoft channel.

We would appreciate assistance from a Microsoft representative rather than generic signup troubleshooting instructions.

Thank you.

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Salamat Shah 830 MVP

The Pay-As-You-Go signup is likely being blocked by an account/payment/eligibility verification check, which may require manual review by Microsoft Azure.

Recommendation:

Verify company/profile details and billing address match the payment method.
Ensure the card supports international/online transactions.
If details are correct, request escalation to the Azure Account Review/Billing Verification team for manual review.
If the portal prevents creating a support case, use Microsoft Q&A to request moderator escalation and do not share sensitive company/payment documents publicly.

Eduard Mishkurov 0 Reputation points

2026-10-08T10:53:02.0833333+00:00

Thank you for your response.

We have already verified the company registration details, Kazakhstan billing address, and payment card information. The Azure signup process accepts these details and proceeds through the Microsoft Customer Agreement, but fails at the final account creation step.

The main issue is that we cannot submit a support request. The Azure portal repeatedly redirects us to AI-generated troubleshooting, and the "Yes, need more help" button remains disabled.

You recommend requesting escalation through Microsoft Q&A, which is exactly why we posted this question.

Could you please clarify how we can actually initiate such an escalation?

Specifically, could a Microsoft moderator or Azure support representative reviewing this thread initiate a private support case with the Azure Account Review/Billing Verification team?

We are ready to provide our Kazakhstan company registration documents and any required verification information privately.

We need a way to reach the team that can review the eligibility rejection, rather than another referral to the Azure portal support interface, which is currently inaccessible to us.

Thank you for your assistance.