Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Hi Vivian Allen,
Thank you for confirming that you have already tried the suggested steps. Since the issue continues with both Australian and Spanish payment methods, it may require Microsoft Support to check whether the previous Australian subscription or the account’s regional billing configuration is still preventing the new purchase.
First, please check your Services & subscriptions page and confirm that the Australian subscription has fully expired. A canceled subscription may remain active until the displayed expiration date, and this can sometimes prevent the purchase of a subscription for a different region.
You can then contact Microsoft Support through the official Contact Microsoft Support page. Sign in with the Microsoft account you are using for the purchase, select Microsoft 365, describe the issue and select Contact Support when it appears. You can then choose live chat or request a callback if either option is available in your region.
Please note that this is a user-to-user support forum. Community contributors, moderators, and external Microsoft staff participating here cannot access account billing records or make changes to Microsoft’s back-end systems. I can provide troubleshooting guidance, but Microsoft Support will need to review any account-specific regional or payment restriction.
I understand this is not the straightforward resolution you were hoping for, especially after trying several payment methods. However, contacting the billing and subscription team is the most appropriate next step for an account-specific review. Thank you so much for your understanding.
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