YouTube is raising the cost of its Premium subscription in multiple countries around the world. The new prices will be announced this weekend (via Android Authority)Prices are rising in Europe, South America and some countries in Asia and the Middle East.

Price increases are being tracked on Reddit, and so far customers in the following countries have been warned of higher prices: Belgium, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates.

The biggest price increase for a single subscription is in Norway, where prices have risen 42 percent. YouTube Premium in Norway used to cost around $11.33 per month, but is now just over $16. In Sweden, the family plan now costs $27.38 per month, up from $17.57. On average, single-person subscriptions have increased by 18 percent, while family subscriptions have increased by 43 percent.

Many YouTube Premium customers affected by the pricing changes have taken to Reddit to say they plan to cancel their subscriptions, given the significant increase in family plans.

YouTube Premium prices have not increased in the United States, Canada, or other countries. In the U.S., the standard plan is $13.99 per month and a family plan is $22.99 per month.