GTA 6 price by country

The US and UK prices come from Rockstar. We re-read the eurozone, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Japanese, Brazilian and Indian prices on the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store on September 23, 2026, and Mexico's on the Microsoft Store, and they match Vice's figures. South Korea's Microsoft Store prices matched too when we read them on September 28. Every other row comes from Vice's survey of June 29, 2026, four days after pre-orders opened, so it is tagged reported; the Source column says which is which. The US-dollar column converts the Standard price at that day's exchange rates. For what each edition includes, see the GTA 6 price page and Standard vs Ultimate.

Prices by region

In every region we checked, Standard plus the Ultimate Edition Upgrade costs exactly the Ultimate price, so waiting costs nothing. On the Microsoft Store the upgrade is NZ$35 in New Zealand, ¥2,480 in Japan, ₩23,000 in South Korea, R$100 in Brazil, MX$380 in Mexico and ₹1,500 in India.

Digital pre-orders also include one free month of GTA+ on both PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store (Sony's version of the offer excludes Bahrain, China, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Russia and Taiwan). It auto-renews, so read how to claim the free GTA+ month before you redeem it.

Where GTA 6 is cheapest and most expensive

Converted to US dollars, the Standard Edition is cheapest in South Korea (about $58), Japan (about $61) and India (about $63). It is most expensive in Israel (about $107), Hungary (about $102) and Switzerland (about $98). Saudi Arabia and the UAE charge the same $79.99 as the US.

UK buyers pay about $92 in dollar terms, more than Americans, because UK prices include 20 percent VAT and US prices do not include sales tax.

How to read the table

• Ultimate costs 22–29 percent more than Standard in every region. The smallest gap is Brazil (22 percent) and the largest is the UK (29 percent). In the US the gap is $20, or 25 percent. If you are undecided, buy Standard and upgrade later.
• Tax handling differs. UK, European, Australian, New Zealand, Japanese and Indian prices include VAT or GST. US and Canadian prices add sales tax at checkout.
• Boxed copies start at the same list price. The physical edition is a Standard Edition download code in a box, so a retailer sale is the only realistic way to pay less.
• UK finance. O2 sells GTA 6 for £20 up front plus £1.39 a month for 36 months at 0% APR, £70.04 in total, subject to a credit check.
• Region-hopping is a bad trade. Store accounts are tied to one country, PlayStation codes are locked to the account region they were sold for, and Japanese codes expire 170 days after launch. Xbox game codes are the exception: Rockstar says they are not region-locked. The launch-night guide explains the related New Zealand time-zone trick.

Where to buy

Buying in the US or Canada?

Amazon

These are amazon.com listings. Amazon says its PS5 box only works on PlayStation accounts registered in the US or Canada. Everywhere else, buy from a store in your own country.

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