Whether you are a US customer traveling to another country or a US customer who wants to purchase an eBook from another country, the process of switching your Kindle country of residence is the same. However there is a way to change your own Kindle country of residence (COR) so that you can gain access to titles that might only be available in select markets. Copyright protections, territory rights and other limitations dictate the availability of certain eBooks in certain markets. Self published authors retain all rights, but they may have only given Amazon rights to sell their book in select countries. For example, a publisher may only have rights to publish and sell the English version of a book in the US. This makes sense for items that need to be physically delivered to someone’s home address but why would Kindle books limited to specific countries?ĮBooks, surprisingly, have perplexing rights and publishing contracts. For example, the French Amazon Kindle store may not offer many of the books available in the US Kindle store. The Kindle store is available in many countries, but the books available for purchase drastically from country to country. Kindle Store, Different Content in Different Countries Amazon doesn’t need to ship an eBook, so why can’t you purchase the latest novel by your favorite US or UK author? Why aren’t the same eBooks available to all Kindle users around the world? If you’re wondering why Kindle content is limited and if there’s a way to work around this problem, we’ve got you covered!
Have you ever been looking forward to reading an eBook only to find out that you can’t purchase it in your country? It can be frustrating and confusing.
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