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hi Alex Stevenson & thx for sharing urs issue here at Q&A portal,
NamespaceCreationIsRestricted isn't a regional availability error. It indicates that namespace creation is being blocked by a service-side restriction or subscription policy before provisioning begins.
If Premium Event Hubs is documented as available in the regions you're testing, but every region returns the same NamespaceCreationIsRestricted error, I'd suspect a subscription-level restriction or backend allowlist rather than a lack of regional support. Changing regions won't help if the restriction is tied to the subscription.
There isn't a separate public list of 'regions where your subscription can create Premium namespaces.' The official Event Hubs regional availability documentation is the authoritative list for service availability, but it doesn't reflect subscription-specific provisioning restrictions. At this point, I'd open an Azure Event Hubs support case and provide the subscription ID, the regions tested, the exact UTC timestamps, correlation IDs from the failed deployments, and the full NamespaceCreationIsRestricted error. The Event Hubs team can determine whether the subscription is subject to an internal restriction or whether this is a backend provisioning issue.
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Alex
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