Quick answer: AliExpress ships to 220+ countries in 2026. To confirm a specific product ships to your location, open the product page, click the Ship to field near the price, and select your country — the page will show available shipping methods and estimated delivery dates. Install AliShopping Tools free → to see per-product delivery estimates and seller reliability ratings on every AliExpress page.
AliExpress is one of the most geographically accessible online marketplaces in the world. Because most products ship directly from Chinese warehouses through state-backed logistics networks (Cainiao, China Post, EMS), delivery infrastructure exists for most of the globe. However, individual sellers choose which countries they ship to, and some regions have platform-level restrictions due to sanctions or logistics limitations.
This guide gives you the full country breakdown by region, typical delivery times, and how to verify shipping before you buy.
Americas
United States
AliExpress ships to all US states including Alaska and Hawaii. Standard delivery: 15–25 days. AliExpress Choice: 7–12 days. DHL/FedEx: 5–7 days. US buyers benefit from AliExpress warehouse inventory (ships domestically in 3–5 days for qualifying products).
Canada
Ships to all provinces and territories. Standard: 20–35 days. Express: 7–14 days. Note: Canada Customs applies GST/HST on orders over CAD $20. AliExpress automatically collects this at checkout for orders under CAD $150.
Mexico
Ships widely. Standard: 20–40 days. Express: 10–20 days. Import duties apply on orders over MXN $117.
Brazil
Ships to Brazil. Standard: 25–45 days (customs delays common). Express: 15–25 days. Brazil's customs process is among the slowest in Latin America. Customs duties (Importação + ICMS) apply on orders over BRL $50 for personal imports via postal channels.
Colombia
Ships to major cities. Standard: 25–40 days. Import duties on orders over USD $200.
Argentina
Ships to Argentina. Standard: 30–50 days. Customs clearance is unpredictable; delays of 2–4 weeks at customs are common.
Chile
Ships. Standard: 25–40 days. IVA collected at checkout for orders under CLP $35,000.
Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay
Ships. Standard: 30–50 days. Delivery reliability is lower than major Latin American markets.
Europe
United Kingdom
Ships to all UK addresses. Standard: 15–25 days. Choice: 7–12 days. UK VAT (20%) is collected at checkout for orders under £135 — no customs surprise at delivery.
Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Poland, Czech Republic, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Switzerland
Ships to all. Standard: 15–25 days. EU VAT collected at checkout for orders under €150 since July 2021 IOSS rules. Orders above €150 cleared at customs on delivery.
Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Greece
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days. EU VAT applies where applicable.
Ukraine
Ships. Standard: 25–40 days. Some shipping methods unavailable due to infrastructure disruptions in affected regions.
Russia
Severely limited. Most major carriers suspended routes in 2022. Some sellers still ship via Cainiao/China Post with unpredictable delivery. Not recommended for time-sensitive orders.
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Asia & South/Southeast Asia
India
Ships to all states and union territories. Standard: 15–30 days. Express: 8–15 days. Import duties apply on orders over INR 5,000. Customs clearance is generally faster than Brazil or Argentina.
Pakistan
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days. Express: 10–20 days.
Bangladesh
Ships. Standard: 25–40 days. Standard postal delivery only in many areas.
Indonesia
Ships. Standard: 15–30 days. Choice: 8–15 days. PPN (VAT) collected at checkout.
Philippines
Ships. Standard: 15–28 days. Choice: 7–14 days.
Malaysia
Ships. Standard: 12–22 days. Choice: 5–12 days.
Singapore
Ships. Standard: 10–18 days. Choice: 5–10 days. GST collected at checkout.
Thailand
Ships. Standard: 12–22 days. Choice: 6–12 days.
Vietnam
Ships. Standard: 10–20 days. Choice: 5–10 days.
Japan
Ships. Standard: 10–18 days. Choice: 5–10 days. Customs duty threshold: JPY 16,666 per item.
South Korea
Ships. Standard: 8–15 days. Choice: 4–8 days.
Taiwan
Ships. Standard: 8–15 days.
Sri Lanka, Nepal, Myanmar
Ships. Standard: 20–40 days. Limited carrier options.
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Middle East
UAE
Ships. Standard: 12–20 days. Choice: 6–12 days. VAT collected at checkout.
Saudi Arabia
Ships. Standard: 15–25 days. Choice: 8–15 days. VAT applies.
Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman
Ships. Standard: 15–28 days.
Jordan, Lebanon
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days.
Israel
Ships. Standard: 18–30 days. VAT collected from 2024.
Iraq
Ships. Standard: 25–45 days. Delivery unreliable in some regions.
Iran
Restricted. US sanctions prohibit many transactions involving Iran. AliExpress does not ship to Iranian addresses.
Africa
South Africa
Ships. Standard: 25–40 days. Express: 15–25 days. Customs duty applies on orders over ZAR 500.
Nigeria
Ships. Standard: 25–45 days. Customs clearance delays common.
Egypt
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days. Customs hold periods of 1–3 weeks are reported.
Morocco
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days.
Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Cameroon
Ships to major urban areas. Standard: 30–50 days. Rural delivery may require local pickup.
Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal
Ships. Standard: 25–45 days.
Oceania
Australia
Ships to all states and territories. Standard: 20–35 days. Choice: 10–18 days. GST (10%) collected at checkout for orders under AUD $1,000 since 2018.
New Zealand
Ships. Standard: 20–35 days. GST collected at checkout for orders under NZD $1,000.
Papua New Guinea, Fiji
Ships. Standard: 30–50 days. Limited carrier options.
Restricted or Unavailable Countries
The following countries face significant shipping restrictions on AliExpress due to international sanctions, logistics infrastructure gaps, or platform policy:
| Country | Status | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Iran | Restricted | US/EU sanctions |
| North Korea | Restricted | Sanctions + no civilian delivery |
| Cuba | Restricted | US sanctions |
| Syria | Restricted | Conflict + sanctions |
| Venezuela | Limited | Carrier restrictions |
| Yemen | Limited | Conflict zone logistics |
| Libya | Limited | Logistics gaps |
| Somalia | Limited | No reliable last-mile carrier |
How to Check If a Specific Product Ships to Your Country
Not all sellers ship to all countries. Platform-level availability is different from individual seller shipping scope.
Step-by-step check:
- Open the product page on AliExpress
- Look for the Ship to field below the product images (shows your detected country by default)
- Click on it and type or select your country
- The page reloads showing:
- Available shipping methods for your country - Estimated delivery dates per method - Shipping cost per method
- If the page shows "No shipping available to your country," the seller does not ship to your location — search for the same product from other sellers
Pro tip: Some sellers ship to your country but only via one expensive method. If standard shipping is unavailable, search for the same product from sellers who offer free standard shipping to your region.
Understanding Customs and Import Duties
Most countries apply import duties or VAT when goods arrive from China. AliExpress now collects taxes at checkout for many major markets (EU, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore), which eliminates surprises on delivery.
Markets where AliExpress collects tax at checkout:
- EU countries (orders under €150) — since July 2021
- United Kingdom (orders under £135)
- Australia (orders under AUD $1,000)
- New Zealand (orders under NZD $1,000)
- Singapore (since 2024)
Markets where customs duty may apply on delivery:
- United States (orders over USD $800 — duty-free threshold is generous)
- Canada (orders over CAD $20)
- Brazil (orders over BRL $50 via postal)
- India (orders over INR 5,000)
- Most of Africa and Latin America
Check Delivery Estimates Per Product
Delivery times vary significantly by seller — not just by country. A seller shipping from a Chinese warehouse in Shenzhen delivers faster than one shipping from a rural warehouse. Some sellers have dedicated logistics partnerships that consistently deliver 3–5 days faster than competitors.
AliShopping Tools shows delivery reliability data per seller alongside the standard AliExpress product page. You can see whether a seller consistently delivers within the stated window or has a pattern of delays — before you place your order.
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FAQ
Q: Does AliExpress ship to all countries? AliExpress as a platform covers 220+ countries and territories. However, individual sellers choose their own shipping destinations. A seller may only ship to 50 countries. Always check the "Ship to" dropdown on the product page for the specific product you want.
Q: How long does AliExpress take to deliver internationally? Standard shipping takes 15–35 days for most destinations. AliExpress Choice ships in 7–15 days. Express options (DHL, FedEx, UPS) take 5–10 business days. Remote regions and countries with complex customs (Brazil, Argentina, India) add 5–15 days.
Q: Does AliExpress ship to Africa? Yes, AliExpress ships to most African countries including South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, Kenya, Ghana, Algeria, and Ethiopia. Delivery times are longer (25–50 days) and customs clearance can add weeks, especially in Nigeria and Egypt.
Q: Will I pay customs duties on AliExpress orders? It depends on your country and order value. AliExpress collects VAT at checkout for the EU (orders under €150), UK (under £135), Australia, and New Zealand. For other countries, customs duties may be assessed on delivery. Check your country's de minimis threshold — orders below it are typically duty-free.
Q: Why does a product say it can't ship to my country? Individual sellers configure their own shipping destinations. If one seller doesn't ship to your country, search for the same product from a different seller — usually multiple sellers carry identical or equivalent products.