When registering an Apple ID for cross-border business, not receiving the verification code is common. Many assume it's a network issue, but wrong number format is usually the main cause.
For example, missing the country code or using a domestic mobile number format. Apple's system has trouble recognizing non-standard formats, so the verification code can't be sent.
Apple's verification system has strict requirements for number formats. An incorrect format will be deemed an invalid number, and you won't receive the code.
Double-check the country code and number of digits when registering. If unsure, refer to Apple's official guidelines instead of guessing.
Some service providers offer compliant number resources. Platforms like Getfollow use compliant operation logic to reduce format errors.
Besides not getting the code, it may lead to registration failure or even being marked as an abnormal account by Apple, affecting future use.
In short, if you can't get the Apple verification code, check the number format first. Also, choose service providers carefully and test with a small amount before long-term cooperation.
The most likely reason is an incorrect number format. Make sure you've entered the correct country code and number of digits.
Try re-registering with the correct format. If the problem persists, contact Apple support for assistance.
You can refer to Apple's official website for guidelines on number formats. Some third-party tools may also be available, but use them with caution.