Although it is hard to believe, yes, there are countries for which Amazon does not exist. In this post we are going to tell in which countries Amazon sells and therefore we can be calm, and in which we can start to get nervous.
Countries in which Amazon sells and has its own store
First, let’s take a tour of the websites that amazon has, corresponding to these countries, where we have our own Amazon store. The latest additions to this list were Sweden, and Egypt (2021):
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- Germany: amazon.de
- Australia: amazon.com.au
- : amazon.com.br
- Canada: amazon.ca
- China: amazon.cn
- Egypt: amazon.eg
- Arab Emirates: amazon.ae
- Spain: amazon.es
- USA: amazon.com
- : amazon.fr
- Holland: amazon.nl
- India: amazon.in
- Italy: amazon.it
- Japan: amazon.jp
- Mexico: amazon.com.mx
- Poland: Amazon.pl
- : amazon.co.uk
- Sweden: Amazon.se
- Singapore: amazon.sg
- Turkey: amazon.com.tr
All these websites represent a great opportunity if we have a business. They allow us to expand into areas that would possibly be unthinkable otherwise. Although it should be noted that currently in China and India, they do not allow sellers who do not reside in those countries.
Countries to which Amazon does NOT ship products
Yes, as difficult as it may seem, now that we are used to buying from this e-commerce giant, there are . These countries have sanctions and/or embargoes by the United States Government, economic blockades imposed for several years for reasons ranging from violating and failing to comply with human rights, to being accused of promoting terrorism. These countries are:
- North Korea
- Cuba
- Iran
- Iraq
- Syria
- North Sudan
- South Sudan
To these countries, Amazon does not ship, but they are not the only countries with which we could have problems. As we anticipated before, there are countries for which we can find Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Australia, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Bosnia Herzegovina, Brunei, Bhutan, China, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, India, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya , Malaysia, Morocco, Myanmar (Burma), Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Singapore, Tunisia and Turkey.
Countries to which Amazon DOES ship products
Finally, we review all the countries, which are not few, to which Amazon ships products without any restrictionsEven if you don’t have your own store. All of these shipments are handled through Amazon’s homepage, amazon.com. They are the following:
- Europe: Austria, Germany, Luxembourg, Serbia, Belgium, Greece, Malta, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Monaco, Slovenia, Cyprus, Iceland, Netherlands, Spain, Czech Republic, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, Estonia, Latvia, Portugal, Finland, Liechtenstein, Romania, United Kingdom, France, Lithuania, Russia, Saint Barthélemy, Andorra, Albania, Croatia, San Marino and Vatican City.
- Oceania and Asia: Malaysia, South Korea, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Taiwan, Kazakhstan, Philippines, Thailand, Fiji, Macao, Singapore, New Caledonia, Palau, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Marshall Islands, and Indonesia.
- America: Bermuda, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, Brazil, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela, Canada, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Guadeloupe, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Micronesia, French Guiana, Jamaica, Saint Martin and Martinique.
- Africa and Middle East: Nigeria, Kenya, Oman, South Africa, Israel, Kuwait, Ghana, Mayotte, Mauritania, Namibia, Réunion, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.
As you can see, I do not hope I have not included countries with which there are restriction problems. It seems that, in principle, with Amazon, there is not much to worry about.
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