I would like to purchase Apple Care, but it expired on August 17th. Is there any way to do this after the fact? I don't mind paying a premium but I would like to put it in place.
MacBook Pro (M1, 2020)
In most countries and regions, you can buy AppleCare+ within 60 days of your device purchase. In Japan, you can buy AppleCare+ within 30 days of your device purchase. In China mainland, you can buy AppleCare+ on your device within 7 days of your device purchase or in an Apple Store within 60 days of your device purchase (subject to proof-of-purchase and inspection).
For help, contact Apple Support.
In most countries and regions, you can buy AppleCare+ within 60 days of your device purchase. In Japan, you can buy AppleCare+ within 30 days of your device purchase. In China mainland, you can buy AppleCare+ on your device within 7 days of your device purchase or in an Apple Store within 60 days of your device purchase (subject to proof-of-purchase and inspection).
For help, contact Apple Support.
"I don't mind paying a premium but I would like to put it in place."
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If that's the case, I suggest you either schedule it on your homeowner's or renter's insurance policy or buy a private insurance policy.
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