Other Apple Care monthly plan, can it be renewed indefinitely?

[wysiwyg1972]

I have an iPhone 12 Pro which I got on release day 2 years ago. I decided to pay monthly rather than one time purchase as I had lots of iTunes store credits which I purchased at a discount, so it worked out pretty much the same.

Question is: My plan renews tomorrow for another month. Does it allow to continue coverage as long as I keep paying? I have some weird problems with my cell connectivity which could be hardware related. I tried a SIM swap to see if that resolves the issue before contacting Apple. Also battery health could hit 80% soon so that would entitle me to a replacement. Wondering if there a time limit on how long you can have AppleCare for?

 

[hoo-man-b-ing]

”You can buy coverage on a fixed-term plan or on a monthly plan that will automatically renew until cancelled.”

AppleCare Products - iPhone

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[8079703]

You can continue the month-to-month beyond two years. Actually, I think I was able to add a month-to-month on an old XS Max a couple years ago (which I did for about 4 months). I think Apple is happy to take the cash (of course) and I don't know if there's an end to how long you can extend it.

 

[Andeddu]

I think you can subscribe to Apple Care for up to 3 years.

 

[wysiwyg1972]

Thanks all.

 

[seezar]

I think you can subscribe to Apple for up to 3 years.

Nah you can do it beyond that (basically indefinitely until you cancel at least in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States):

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Extend your AppleCare+ coverage - Apple Support

If your AppleCare+ plan expired recently, you might be able to continue coverage.

support.apple.com

Your plan coverage may continue beyond 24 or 36 months, on a monthly or annual basis, until canceled.