GTA 6 Prices by Country: Where It's Cheapest and Priciest

GTA 6 pre-orders went live on June 25, and within hours the community had done what it does best: turned a launch into a spreadsheet. As regional storefronts switched on one by one, fans stitched together what Grand Theft Auto 6 actually costs across nearly 30 markets — and the gap between the cheapest and most expensive countries turned out to be the real headline. At the top, Israel reportedly pays close to $107 for the Standard Edition; at the bottom, South Korea gets in for around $58. Same game, a $48 swing. ## What Rockstar Has Actually Confirmed Start with the numbers nobody is arguing about. In the United States, the Standard Edition is $79.99 and the Ultimate Edition runs $99.99 — the same two-tier setup Rockstar locked in earlier, with no physical collector's box in sight. In Europe, the Standard Edition lands at €79,99, with the game dated for November 19, 2026. Everything past those official figures comes from community-compiled store listings, so treat the per-country numbers below as reportedly accurate rather than officially confirmed. ## The Full List: Standard Edition by Country Here's the community-compiled ranking, sorted by US-dollar equivalent. Conversion rates move daily, so the exact dollar figures will wobble — but the pecking order tells the story. | Rank | Country / market | Local price | USD equivalent | | ---: | --- | --- | ---: | | 1 | Israel | ILS 319.00 | $106.88 | | 2 | Hungary | HUF 31,990 | $101.85 | | 3 | Switzerland | CHF 79.90 | $98.31 | | 4 | Czech Republic | CZK 2,009 | $93.98 | | 5 | Poland | PLN 349.00 | $92.30 | | 6 | United Kingdom | £69.99 | $92.11 | | 7 | Sweden | SEK 899.00 | $91.97 | | 8 | Denmark | DKK 599.00 | $90.87 | | 9 | Euro-price markets | €79.99 | $90.71 | | 10 | South Africa | ZAR 1,499.00 | $90.23 | | 11 | Australia | AUD 129.95 | $89.66 | | 12 | Romania | RON 399.90 | $86.58 | | 13 | Brazil | BRL 449.90 | $86.53 | | 14 | Turkey | TRY 3,999.00 | $86.02 | | 15 | Mexico | MXN 1,499.00 | $85.08 | | 16 | Singapore | SGD 109.00 | $83.96 | | 17 | Malaysia | MYR 339.00 | $81.92 | | 18 | Thailand | THB 2,690.00 | $80.47 | | 19 | United States | $79.99 | $79.99 | | 19 | Saudi Arabia | $79.99 | $79.99 | | 19 | United Arab Emirates | $79.99 | $79.99 | | 22 | New Zealand | NZD 139.95 | $78.97 | | 23 | Ukraine | UAH 3,499.00 | $77.98 | | 24 | Canada | CAD 109.99 | $77.28 | | 25 | Hong Kong | HKD 568.00 | $72.45 | | 26 | Indonesia | IDR 1,190,000 | $66.20 | | 27 | India | INR 5,999 | $63.36 | | 28 | Japan | ¥9,800 | $60.61 | | 29 | South Korea | ₩89,800 | $58.07 | ## The Ultimate Edition, Market by Market The $99.99 tier follows the same pattern, just scaled up — and the spread gets even wider, from roughly $134 in Israel down to about $73 in South Korea. | Rank | Country / market | Local price | USD equivalent | | ---: | --- | --- | ---: | | 1 | Israel | ILS 399.00 | $133.68 | | 2 | Hungary | HUF 39,990 | $127.32 | | 3 | Switzerland | CHF 99.90 | $122.92 | | 4 | United Kingdom | £89.99 | $118.43 | | 5 | Sweden | SEK 1,149.00 | $117.54 | | 6 | Czech Republic | CZK 2,499 | $116.88 | | 7 | South Africa | ZAR 1,899.00 | $114.31 | | 8 | Denmark | DKK 749.00 | $113.61 | | 9 | Poland | PLN 429.00 | $113.45 | | 10 | Euro-price markets | €99.99 | $113.39 | | 11 | Australia | AUD 159.95 | $110.35 | | 12 | Romania | RON 499.90 | $108.23 | | 13 | Turkey | TRY 4,999.00 | $107.53 | | 14 | Mexico | MXN 1,879.00 | $106.63 | | 15 | Brazil | BRL 549.90 | $105.76 | | 16 | Singapore | SGD 136.00 | $104.75 | | 17 | Thailand | THB 3,390.00 | $101.43 | | 18 | Malaysia | MYR 419.00 | $101.25 | | 19 | United States | $99.99 | $99.99 | | 19 | Saudi Arabia | $99.99 | $99.99 | | 19 | United Arab Emirates | $99.99 | $99.99 | | 22 | New Zealand | NZD 174.95 | $98.72 | | 23 | Canada | CAD 139.99 | $98.35 | | 24 | Ukraine | UAH 4,299.00 | $95.82 | | 25 | Hong Kong | HKD 708.00 | $90.30 | | 26 | Indonesia | IDR 1,490,000 | $82.88 | | 27 | India | INR 7,499 | $79.20 | | 28 | Japan | ¥12,280 | $75.95 | | 29 | South Korea | ₩112,800 | $72.95 | ## Why the Same Game Costs So Differently None of this is random. Regional pricing is shaped by local sales taxes baked into the sticker, fluctuating currency conversion rates, and the pricing tiers Rockstar and each platform's storefront set per market. A country with high VAT or a weak currency against the dollar can pay noticeably more, even when the "base" price looks identical on paper. It's why high-tax European markets cluster near the top while parts of Asia sit at the bottom — and why players in pricier regions are already eyeing VPNs and foreign storefronts, a familiar ritual whenever regional pricing makes headlines. :::poll id=gta6-price-fair-2026 Is GTA 6 fairly priced in your region? - Fair — I'll pre-order at full price - A little steep, but I'll pay - Way too expensive, I'll wait for a deal - I'm importing / using another region's store ::: ## What This Means For Players If you live in the US or the eurozone, your price is set and there are no surprises — decide between Standard and Ultimate and you're done. If you're in one of the higher-ranked markets, it's worth waiting for your local storefront to finalize its listing before committing, since early figures can still shift with exchange rates. And if history is any guide, gaps this wide will keep the import-and-VPN debate alive right up to launch day. So where does your country land on the list — are you getting Vice City for a steal, or paying a premium to ride into Leonida? Drop your local price in the comments and let's see who got the worst deal.