developer-program
My company has an Enterprise account to which I am enrolled under Developer role. The invitation was sent to my personal Apple ID.
Now, I want to enroll into Apple Developer program as an individual, just for my apps (have nothing to do with my company) using the same Apple ID.
Is it that possible or do I have to leave the team to create it?
No it is not possible with the same Apple ID.
You can simply just create a new Apple ID, then join the developer program (as Individual), then your company can invite you to the team as a Admin or Member. Pick Admin to have access to the tools and profiles just like user #1.
Every time you log in you will be asked if you want to be logged into your Individual account, or your company account you are apart of, just choose the company team.
Note: Your company account needs to be a entity type, 'Company / Organization'. This will not work for entity type 'Individual'. As an 'Individual' count as 1, you can't have any other members.
My advice is:
Lastly, until you are accepted into the developer program, your escalation to a human is through the store support team. Contact them or your enterprise contact. Most enterprises have a team they can call for advice, use those contacts when you get hung up. Realize that if you aren't an enterprise, trying to look like one may be a difficult or lengthy process.
Best Answer
A single Apple ID can be a part of more than one, different development teams.
You are enrolled in the Enterprise account as a Developer. You can easily use your Apple ID to enroll into Apple Developer Program as an individual.
Once your membership request is approved, you'll be the Agent in your personal team and Developer in the company's Enterprise team. When using your Apple ID to log into Apple Developer website or into Xcode, you'll be given the option to select the team of your choosing.