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      International shipping for sellers (CBT only)

      Selling internationally is a great way to grow your business, and it's easy to get started. Get started with SEAPaSS and your listings will become available to millions of eBay buyers worldwide.

      Tip
      Before getting started with cross-border transaction (CBT) selling, read our International trading policy.

      Shipping internationally through SEAPaSS

      eBay SEAPaSS (South East Asia Parcel Shipping Solution) is an easier way to handle and ship eBay orders to your CBT customers.

       

      Visit Seller Centre - opens in new window or tab to learn all about SEAPaSS:

      Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

      If you're a business seller offering certain general use products - opens in new window or tab or children’s products - opens in new window or tab for sale into the US from abroad, you'll need to be compliant with Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) rules.

      In order to be compliant, you’ll need to provide your shipping carrier with one of the following certificates of compliance, if your item is in scope:

      If you don’t already have a valid certificate, you can either ask the manufacturer for a certificate, or create it yourself, using the information in the links above. If you need to create your own certificate, the CPSC website has information on Testing & Certification - opens in new window or tab. The GCC or CPC will need to include details about the item you’re listing, such as the required product and testing information, and be in English. If you don't provide your shipping carrier with a valid certificate for items in scope, your shipping carrier may not accept your items, or your items may be held at US customs.

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