Update region

In http://www.nokia.com/global/support/software-updat​e/wp8-software-update/availability-in-europe/ know me what a country had the update ... But I want to know which country I belong to u ... The country of the region in the phone or the country which the phone sent to ... I post here and one tell me from the phone setting >> about >> variant ,but I didn't find variant
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