How can I escape 0.5mm ball grid array pins if the trace spacing and via hole size is not allowed to reduce?

I have a small hobby project in which I want to include the Kingston EMMC04G-M657 eMMC chip. This chip comes in BGA packaging with 0.5mm pitch between balls. I want my board to be cheap, so I'm laying it out for a 4-layer PCB using rigid board design rules of my supplier. I've put these rules into KiCAD and it seems to me that there are a few pins that I can neither escape from the BGA with a trace nor disappear with a via. How can I move on?

PCB Assembly, PCB Design
November 21, 2023

For this sort of routing, you will need to do a ‘via-in-pad’ technology. Essentially, just place the via centered on the pad.

Ask your supplier to offer this on their 6-layer process standard and on a 4-layer board for an extra charge. This is called ‘plating overfilled via’.

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