I have a working Azure account with various services already running. I receive monthly bills for these.
Now, I created a workerrole in Visual Studio that I want to
Finally I'm logged in. It took 3 hours and going through all of the solutions proposed above. What worked for me was:
One of the reasons it took so awfully long to try all the tricks was that I have a a few of Azure subs from different customers with 2-factor authentication on.
For me I was having trouble with my Gov Cloud account, and I had to take the following steps to see my subscription (even though without this it would still let me sign in, but no subscriptions would ever be linked).
Nothing worked for me until I double check: https://manage.visualstudio.com/Subscribers The subscription was not really assigned to me even when VS recognized my login.
Some caching issue between the different Azure and SPOnline account that I'm using.
To solve: I logged out from all my Azure and SharePoint Online sites. Cleared my browser cache. Restarted the browser and login with the desired Azure account. After this Visual Studio found the Azure subscriptions again..
I had the same issue, as other members said, it's a cache issue.
SOLUTION:
In visual studio, Top-right button with your credentials:
Now your subscriptions should appear.