eBay International Fees by Country
By Selling Fee Tools team ·
When you sell to a buyer in another country, eBay adds an international fee on top of the final value fee. Its rate depends on where you’re registered and where the buyer is. This guide compares the four eBay sites we cover, from each site’s fee pages, checked in October 2026.
The rates
| Your eBay site | International fee |
|---|---|
| eBay.com (US) | 1.65% for buyers outside the US |
| eBay.co.uk, business sellers | 1.05% to Europe (eurozone and Northern Europe), 1.8% to the US and Canada, 2% elsewhere |
| eBay.co.uk, private sellers | 3% |
| eBay.ca | 0.4% to the US, 1% elsewhere; none with eBay International Shipping |
| eBay.com.au, free selling | 3% |
| eBay.com.au, Pro plans | 1.1% |
Like the final value fee, the international fee is a percentage of the total amount of the sale, including postage.
On a 100.00 sale abroad
- US seller: $1.65
- UK business seller, buyer in France: £1.05; buyer in the US: £1.80; buyer in Australia: £2.00
- UK private seller: £3.00
- Canadian seller, buyer in the US: C$0.40; elsewhere C$1.00
- Australian seller on free selling: A$3.00; on a Pro plan A$1.10
When there’s no international fee
In Canada, eBay doesn’t charge it when you ship with eBay International Shipping on an eligible listing. Check each site’s fee page for the shipping programmes that apply where you sell.
Work out your own numbers
Each eBay calculator has a buyer location option that adds the right international fee:
Sources: eBay’s selling fee pages for each site, listed on each calculator and on our methodology page.