TL;DR (updated Sep 8, 2025)
- You can register if you live in a country Amazon accepts for seller registration (see official list).
- If your country isn’t accepted, some sellers register a business established in an accepted country. Amazon then verifies the business and the primary contact’s ID.
- Payouts: Check whether bank/disbursement support is available for your country and currency, or use a supported provider.
Amazon’s meteoric rise has transformed its marketplace into a global juggernaut, empowering sellers from every corner of the world to connect with millions of customers. While it’s easy to take for granted, Amazon’s international marketplaces have become a gateway to unprecedented opportunities, granting businesses access to far-reaching audiences that would’ve been unimaginable just a couple of decades ago.
But with Amazon marketplace expansion continuing and new markets emerging, it’s crucial for businesses to understand which countries are eligible to sell on the platform in 2025. In this article, we’ll dive into Amazon’s global reach through its marketplaces and which countries are eligible for sellers to take advantage of this promising opportunity. Let’s get to it.
Breakdown of Amazon’s Global Marketplace
Is Amazon worldwide? Absolutely! The company that began in Jeff Bezos’s garage in Bellevue, Washington, has come a long way in its thirty-one years.
How many countries does Amazon operate in? Amazon currently operates dedicated online marketplaces in 23 countries worldwide, serving hundreds of millions of customers annually. Chiefly, the company’s unparalleled logistics capabilities, Prime membership program, and buyer trust have solidified its position as the go-to online shopping destination for consumers globally.
Imagine millions of new customers just waiting to discover your products. Selling on Amazon’s international marketplaces opens the door to this exciting possibility.
Eligibility Criteria for Selling on Amazon
While Amazon welcomes sellers from numerous countries, specific criteria must be met for the platform to accept you as an Amazon approved seller.
Individual Amazon Seller Eligibility Requirements:
- An active Amazon selling plan (Individual or Professional)
- Bank account and routing number
- Internationally chargeable credit card
- Government-issued ID
- Tax information
- Phone number
To register, you must either (a) be resident in a country Amazon accepts for seller registration, or (b) register a business legally established in an accepted country. In all cases, Amazon verifies the primary contact’s identity and the submitted business or address documents.
Amazon Marketplace List for Approved Seller Registration
Ready to tap into a global audience of millions? Amazon’s international marketplaces offer a gateway to connect with customers worldwide. Before you start, you’ll need to register as a seller in an eligible country. The following list provides a comprehensive breakdown of countries and regions where you can officially register as an Amazon seller.
Country | Country | Country | Country |
---|---|---|---|
Afghanistan | Ecuador | Liberia | Saint |
Kitts | and | Nevis | Zimbabwe |
Albania | Egypt | Libya | Lucia |
Algeria | El | Salvador | Liechtenstein |
Vincent | the | Grenadines | Angola |
Equatorial | Guinea | Lithuania | Samoa |
Antigua | Barbuda | Eritrea | Luxembourg |
Sao | Tome | Principe | Argentina |
Estonia | Macedonia | Saudi | Arabia |
Armenia | Eswatini | Madagascar | Senegal |
Australia | Ethiopia | Malawi | Serbia |
Austria | Fiji | Malaysia | Seychelles |
Azerbaijan | Finland | Maldives | Sierra |
Leone | Bahamas | France | Mali |
Singapore | Bahrain | Gabon | Malta |
Slovakia | Bangladesh | Gambia | Marshall |
Islands | Slovenia | Barbados | Georgia |
Mauritania | Solomon | Belarus* | Germany |
Mauritius | Somalia | Belgium | Ghana |
Mexico | South | Africa | Belize |
Gibraltar | Micronesia | Sudan | Benin |
Greece | Moldova | Spain | Bhutan |
Grenada | Mongolia | Sri | Lanka |
Bolivia | Guatemala | Montenegro | Bosnia |
Herzegovina | Morocco | Suriname | Botswana |
Guinea-Bissau | Mozambique | Sweden | Brazil |
Guyana | Myanmar | Switzerland | Brunei |
Darussalam | Haiti | Namibia | Taiwan |
Bulgaria | Honduras | Nauru | Tajikistan |
Burkina | Faso | Hong | Kong |
Nepal | Tanzania | Burundi | Hungary |
Netherlands | Thailand | Cambodia | Iceland |
New | Zealand | Timor-Leste | Cameroon |
India | Nicaragua | Togo | Canada |
Indonesia | Niger | Tonga | Cape |
Verde | Iraq | Nigeria | Trinidad |
Tobago | Central | African | Republic |
Ireland | Norway | Tunisia | Chad |
Israel | Oman | Turkey | Chile |
Italy | Pakistan | Turkmenistan | China |
Jamaica | Palau | Tuvalu | Colombia |
Japan | Panama | Uganda | Comoros |
Jordan | Papua | Ukraine | Costa |
Rica | Kazakhstan | Paraguay | United |
Arab | Emirates | Cote | d’Ivoire |
Kenya | Peru | Kingdom | Croatia |
Kiribati | Philippines | States | Cyprus |
Korea | (South) | Poland | Uruguay |
Czech | Kuwait | Portugal | Uzbekistan |
Democratic | of | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Kyrgyzstan |
Qatar | Vanuatu | Denmark | Laos |
Venezuela | Djibouti | Latvia | Romania |
Vietnam | Dominica | Lebanon | Russia* |
Yemen | Dominican | Lesotho | Rwanda |
Zambia |
What if my country isn’t on the list?
If your country isn’t on Amazon’s accepted list, you can’t open a seller account using that residency. Some sellers set up a legal business in an accepted country and register that entity instead. If you go this route, Amazon will still verify the primary contact’s identity and the entity’s documents, and you’ll need a payout method that Amazon supports. It’s recommended to get proper legal/tax advice before you proceeding.
To keep current, always check the live “Countries accepted for seller registration” page in Seller Central.
For a more in-depth look, our step-by-step guide on becoming an Amazon seller can help you create your account and join the tens of thousands of people making money on Amazon. Additionally, the company continuously evaluates country-specific factors such as trade relations, shipping logistics, and regulatory environments to determine marketplace eligibility, so stay check for updates as to what countries are added or removed from the list.
Complete List of Eligible Countries in 2025
How many countries have Amazon? As of April 2025, there are 23 active Amazon marketplaces around the world. Here’s a complete list:
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Canada
- Egypt
- France
- Germany
- India
- Ireland (new in March, 2025)
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- Poland
- Saudi Arabia
- Singapore
- South Africa (new in 2024)
- Spain
- Sweden
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
Note: While Amazon still operates in China, it no longer offers a domestic marketplace for third-party sellers. In 2019, Amazon shut down its local selling operations in China and is now limited to Kindle and some digital products. There is no general marketplace for 3rd-party sellers.
While our comprehensive Amazon marketplace list provides a starting point, consider diving deeper into specific regions to uncover details like market size and growth rates for informed decision-making.
Region Specific Amazon Marketplaces
Amazon has established dedicated regional marketplaces explicitly tailored to local languages, currencies, and consumer preferences to best serve its customers. Below are the countries and regions, along with monthly traffic estimates from Semrush.
Disclaimer: Traffic estimates above come from third-party tools. Actual visitor counts vary and Amazon does not release exact monthly traffic data for each marketplace to the public.
North America
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
Canada | 273.3 million |
Mexico | 163.43 million |
United States | 4.2 billion |
Of course, the North American market remains Amazon’s largest and most mature, offering sellers unparalleled access to affluent customer bases in the U.S. and Canada.
Europe
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
France | 259.7 million |
Germany | 508.7 million |
Italy | 261.6 million |
Netherlands | 28.5 million |
Poland | 21.5 million |
Spain | 243.5 million |
Sweden | 9.73 million |
United Kingdom | 526.5 million |
Moreover, Europe’s diverse markets and high consumer spending make it an attractive region for sellers despite logistical complexities across multiple languages and currencies.
Asia
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
China | 804.2k |
India | 707.7 million |
Japan | 900.4 million |
Singapore | 7.94 million |
The Asia region specifically offers immense potential for sellers who can navigate the nuances of these markets, given the rapidly growing middle classes and an appetite for online shopping. With plenty of room for growth, there’s still time to get in on the ground floor before they take off.
Middle East
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
Egypt | 54.4 million |
Saudi Arabia | 31.9 million |
Turkey | 61.6 million |
United Arab Emirates | 34.1 million |
While still an emerging market for e-commerce, the Middle East’s affluence and rapid technological adoption make it a region to watch closely.
South America
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
Brazil | 294.8 million |
At the time of publishing, Brazil stands as the only Amazon marketplace in South America. This Portuguese-speaking powerhouse offers a chance to tap into a massive and growing consumer base.
Country | Estimated Monthly Traffic |
Australia | 71.9 million |
Australia boasts a thriving Amazon marketplace, offering a prime opportunity to connect with millions of tech-savvy shoppers from the land down under.
List of Marketplaces Viral Launch Currently Supports
Whether you’re just starting out or scaling your Amazon business, Viral Launch provides tailored solutions to address sellers’ diverse needs. By all means, we recognize the exponential opportunity provided by expanding your business beyond its current borders.
Our software especially comes through in the clutch for anyone hoping to make money through Amazon international selling. Our product-finding tool, Product Discovery, allows sellers to reverse-engineer success by filtering through sales, searches, and so much more to find products to sell personalized to their resources and goals.
Marketplace Data in Product Discovery
Product Discovery is available with Amazon data and projections from the following marketplaces:
- United States (U.S.)
- United Kingdom (U.K.)
- Germany
- Canada
- Mexico
- Spain
- France
- Italy
- Brazil
- India
- Japan
If you’re interested in expanding your business internationally or searching for products to enter untapped markets, our free ebook find your next great product can certainly help accelerate the learning curve of navigating a new territory.
Marketplace Data in Market Intelligence
Product Discovery isn’t the only tool we have for international selling! Market Intelligence, our industry-leading product research tool with accurate sales, trends, data, and analysis at the broad market level and individual product level, also possesses powerful data and estimates you can use to guide your business to success.

In Market Intelligence, you can find real-time and historical sales data and data points for the following Amazon marketplaces:
- United States (U.S.)
- United Kingdom (U.K.)
- Germany
- Canada
- Mexico
- Spain
- France
- Italy
Since 2014, Amazon sellers have trusted Viral Launch’s software suite for advanced insights into markets to grow their Amazon businesses with positive results. Whether you’re considering starting or growing an Amazon business domestically or internationally, there’s no better way to do it than with Viral Launch’s trusty tools and software at your disposal.
Countries Where Amazon Does Not Support Selling
While Amazon has an extensive global presence, not all countries are supported. Presently, Russia, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, and North Korea are all excluded from Amazon’s marketplace landscape.
Furthermore, by staying informed about Amazon’s developments throughout geopolitical events and potential expansions into new territories, sellers can capitalize on emerging e-commerce opportunities as the platform evolves.
FAQs
Which countries are accepted to register as an Amazon seller?
Amazon maintains the live list in Seller Central. If your country isn’t on that list, you can’t register using that residency.
Can I register if I’m not a resident but I form a company in a supported country?
Some sellers register a legally established business in an accepted country. Amazon then verifies the entity and the primary contact’s ID; requirements vary by business type and location.
Which bank accounts and currencies does Amazon support for payouts?
See “Countries, regions, and currencies supported by Amazon for disbursement”.
Final Thoughts
Finally, as emphasized in this overview, understanding which countries are eligible for Amazon sellers is crucial for any business aiming to tap into the platform’s vast global customer base.
In summary, now is the opportune moment to delve into selling on Amazon’s robust platform. When you’re prepared to take the leap, Viral Launch stands ready to assist you throughout the exhilarating journey of expanding your business globally on the world’s premier e-commerce marketplace.
As you contemplate international business expansion, remember to approach it thoughtfully. Explore our Amazon Global Selling Guide to avoid common issues sellers encounter, from product research to crafting product listings in other languages, ensuring a smooth entry into international markets.
In conclusion, selling internationally on Amazon holds boundless potential with the right strategies and support. Success may have twists and turns, but your business can achieve remarkable heights with perseverance, adaptability, and a forward-looking mindset. Best of luck scaling your business globally! As always, we’ve got the tools, data, and resources necessary to help guide you in the right direction.