Where To Buy Amazon Fire TV Stick If I Live Outside The US?

Living outside the US doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the Amazon Fire TV Stick. I’ve explored multiple ways to get one, and here’s what worked for me. First, check if Amazon has a local version in your country—many regions like the UK, Canada, and Australia have their own Amazon stores selling the device. If not, international Amazon sites (like Amazon Germany or Amazon France) often ship to neighboring countries.

For those in places with no Amazon presence, I’d recommend looking at major electronics retailers in your area. Stores like MediaMarkt in Europe or JB Hi-Fi in Australia sometimes stock it. Online marketplaces like eBay or AliExpress also list sellers offering the Fire TV Stick, but be cautious of counterfeit products.

Another option is using a mail forwarding service. I’ve used Stackry before—they provide a US address, and once the package arrives, they ship it to you internationally. Just factor in the extra shipping costs and potential import fees. Also, remember that the Fire TV Stick’s content library varies by region, so a VPN might be handy if you want access to US apps.

I’m a tech enthusiast who loves streaming, and I’ve helped friends abroad get their Amazon Fire TV Sticks. The best method depends on your location. If you’re in a country with an Amazon presence (like India or Mexico), check their local site first—they often sell the device with local warranties. For others, importing is the way to go.

I’ve had success with eBay’s global shipping program, where sellers handle customs paperwork. Alternatively, big-box retailers like Best Buy sometimes ship internationally, though their fees can be high. If you’re traveling to the US soon, buying it there is the cheapest option—just plug it in when you get home.

One thing to note: the Fire TV Stick’s power adapter works worldwide (it’s 100-240V compatible), so you only need a simple plug adapter. Also, sideloading apps like VPNs can unlock geo-restricted content, making the device even more versatile outside the US.

I recently faced the same issue when I wanted to get my hands on an Amazon Fire TV Stick while living in Europe. The easiest solution I found was ordering directly from Amazon’s global sites like Amazon UK, Amazon Germany, or Amazon Japan, depending on where you’re located. They often ship internationally, and the prices are reasonable. If Amazon doesn’t ship to your country, third-party sellers on eBay or local tech retailers might carry it—just make sure they’re reputable. Another trick is using package forwarding services like Shipito or MyUS, which give you a US address to ship to and then forward it to you. Keep in mind you might need a VPN to access some US-specific content, but the device itself works fine globally.