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# Regiones Admitidas

Backpack Exchange extiende sus servicios a regiones y países en todo el mundo.

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## Regiones No Habilitadas

Actualmente, no servimos a residentes de los siguientes países y regiones:

* **Corea del Norte**
* **Irán**
* **Cuba**
* **Región de Crimea de Ucrania**
* **Región de Sebastopol de Ucrania**
* **Región de Lugansk de Ucrania**
* **Región de Donetsk de Ucrania‍**

Los residentes de estas áreas no tendrán acceso a los servicios proporcionados por Backpack Exchange.

### ¡Mantente atento si eres residente de los siguientes países!

Si resides en cualquiera de los países o regiones que se enumeran a continuación, actualmente no podemos ofrecerte nuestros servicios, pero estamos trabajando para poder hacerlo en el futuro:

* **Canadá**
* **Japón**
* **Nueva Zelanda**

**Nota: Las regiones y países admitidos están sujetos a cambios.**


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