Does Amazon Ship Internationally? Yes — Here's How To Use It

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Amazon has gained its popularity from consumers with a large part due to its high-quality and speedy shipping service. As such, it is not surprising that Amazon does ship internationally.

Amazon ships items to over 100 other countries and regions, provided the item is eligible for Amazon Global. To find items that can be shipped to other countries, you'll need to update your default shipping address to the international address first.

The process to ship internationally on Amazon is relatively simple. Here's how.

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How to ship internationally on Amazon

1. Go to amazon.com in a browser on your Mac or PC and log into your account.

2. Hover your cursor over, "Accounts & Lists," and click on "Your Account."

3. Click "Your addresses," under "Ordering and shopping preferences."

4. Select "Add a new address" and then input your international information, making sure to change the country in the top dropdown — if you've already added the address, skip to step six.

5. Click "Add address" at the bottom — once, saved, you will be brought back to your "Addresses" page.

6. Select "Set as Default" next to the international address you just added.

After that, you'll be able to search for items that can be shipped to that international address.

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Devon Delfino Devon Delfino is a Brooklyn-based freelance journalist specializing in personal finance, culture, politics, and identity. Her work has been featured in publications such as The Los Angeles Times, Teen Vogue, Business Insider, and CNBC. Follow her on Twitter at @devondelfino. Read more Read less