LinkedIn Learning
LinkedIn Corporation
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| Region | Original Price | USD |
|---|---|---|
🇿🇦 South Africa Africa | R389.99 15% VAT included | $23.36 |
🇳🇴 Norway Europe | kr239.00 25% VAT included | $25.94 |
🇭🇺 Hungary Europe | Ft9,790 27% VAT included | $29.88 |
🇷🇴 Romania Europe | lei142.99 19% VAT included | $29.90 |
🇵🇭 Philippines Asia | ₱1,950.00 12% VAT included | $30.61 |
🇮🇹 Italy Europe | €28.99 22% VAT included | $32.35 |
🇪🇸 Spain Europe | €28.99 21% VAT included | $32.35 |
🇮🇪 Ireland Europe | €28.99 23% VAT included | $32.35 |
🇳🇱 Netherlands Europe | €28.99 21% VAT included | $32.35 |
🇦🇹 Austria Europe | €28.99 20% VAT included | $32.35 |
LinkedIn Learning prices by country
LinkedIn Learning is free to download, so its price differences between countries come from its in-app purchases. Below are the 3 purchases sold in the most regions, compared across up to 29 App Store regions. Prices were last checked on July 6, 2026 and are converted to US dollars at current exchange rates.
Learning Premium Subscription
Learning Premium Subscription is sold in 29 of the App Store regions we track. It is cheapest in the Philippines at PHP 1,450 (about $22.76), 41% less than in Colombia, the most expensive region at COP 122,900 (about $38.50).
Cheapest regions
- PhilippinesPHP 1,450 (≈ $22.76)
- ThailandTHB 909 (≈ $26.93)
- VietnamVND 699,000 (≈ $27.11)
Most expensive regions
- ColombiaCOP 122,900 (≈ $38.50)
- Czech RepublicCZK 779 (≈ $35.69)
- NorwayNOK 325 (≈ $35.28)
Premium Career
Premium Career is sold in 29 of the App Store regions we track. It is cheapest in South Africa at ZAR 449.99 (about $26.95), 63% less than in Colombia, the most expensive region at COP 229,900 (about $72.02).
Cheapest regions
- South AfricaZAR 449.99 (≈ $26.95)
- PhilippinesPHP 2,290 (≈ $35.95)
- NorwayNOK 349 (≈ $37.88)
Most expensive regions
- ColombiaCOP 229,900 (≈ $72.02)
- HungaryHUF 17,990 (≈ $54.90)
- MalaysiaMYR 199.90 (≈ $49.27)
Learning (monthly)
Learning (monthly) is sold in 29 of the App Store regions we track. It is cheapest in South Africa at ZAR 389.99 (about $23.36), 48% less than in Saudi Arabia, the most expensive region at SAR 167.99 (about $44.80).
Cheapest regions
- South AfricaZAR 389.99 (≈ $23.36)
- NorwayNOK 239 (≈ $25.94)
- HungaryHUF 9,790 (≈ $29.88)
Most expensive regions
- Saudi ArabiaSAR 167.99 (≈ $44.80)
- PeruPEN 149.90 (≈ $43.23)
- IsraelILS 133.90 (≈ $42.64)
Frequently asked questions
Which country has the cheapest Learning Premium Subscription price?
The Philippines, where Learning Premium Subscription costs PHP 1,450 (about $22.76), followed by Thailand (THB 909) and Vietnam (VND 699,000) (prices checked on July 6, 2026).
How much do Learning Premium Subscription prices differ between countries?
Across 29 App Store regions, the cheapest, the Philippines, is 41% below the most expensive, Colombia (COP 122,900).
Which country has the cheapest Premium Career price?
South Africa, where Premium Career costs ZAR 449.99 (about $26.95), followed by the Philippines (PHP 2,290) and Norway (NOK 349) (prices checked on July 6, 2026).
Which country has the cheapest Learning (monthly) price?
South Africa, where Learning (monthly) costs ZAR 389.99 (about $23.36), followed by Norway (NOK 239) and Hungary (HUF 9,790) (prices checked on July 6, 2026).
Pricing insights for LinkedIn Learning
The download itself never costs anything. Across all 51 tracked regions, LinkedIn Learning installs at no charge, and no region charges for the app itself. So the only money question left is what happens after install.
LinkedIn Learning sells access through in-app purchases, and it lists 59 distinct purchase products. Those products are the entire cost story. No subscription plan exists, so nothing bills on a recurring schedule. You pay per purchase, and the price attached to each purchase changes with the storefront region your Apple ID is signed into.
That is the real gap to shop. Same premium tier, same access, different price, purely because of region. Storefront currency and local pricing rules decide what a given purchase costs, and those rules differ sharply between the 51 markets tracked here. A learner traveling, restoring a purchase, or sharing a family device can see a different figure at checkout than someone in another country paid for the identical product.
How to check before you pay:
- Open the app, tap the purchase entry point, read the price on screen. That figure is what your account gets charged.
- Confirm your storefront under Settings > Media & Purchases > View Account.
- Compare that number against another region's price list before committing.
Why the free download matters: a free install removes the up-front decision but not the in-app one. The app stays a shell until a purchase unlocks the premium tier, so the region you buy in is the only lever that moves the final amount.
Bottom line: skip download-price hunting, there is nothing to compare there. Put the effort into the in-app purchase price, the only place these 51 regions actually diverge.
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