Have you ever wanted to order from Paperchase USA online and have it shipped to your location in Australia?
The quick answer to this question is it depends.
Only certain products can be shipped to Australia after ordering them from Paperchase – not everything can be shipped.
You needn’t worry about this, though, as there is a way around the restrictions. A solution has been found to order anything from Paperchase and ship it to Australia. Plus, it’s not expensive at all.
How to Get Items from Paperchase USA Delivered to Australia
International shipping from Paperchase will still require a physical address in the USA. There are no two ways about it; Paperchase will only ship packages domestically in the US.
So how can you get a physical address in the USA? What if you live in another country and don’t have relatives or friends in the US?
To get a physical US-based address, you’ll need to use a Freight Forwarder. These are companies located in the US that give their customers US addresses to use for online orders.
They help with the international shipping process so you can receive your items with no hassle.
One of our favorite Freight Forwarding companies is MyUS.com.
MyUS.com will forward packages to Australia, no matter which city you live in. Some of the places they ship to include:
South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland, Northern Territory, Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory.
Why’s MyUS.com our favorite? We love them because they never let you down; they offer low rates and do not charge extra taxes or fees.
We have worked with MyUS.com for quite a while, and they’ve always been reliable.
You can now use the US physical address provided by MyUS when ordering from Paperchase and have it shipped to you.
MyUS will accept the order on your behalf. Once you’re ready for it to be shipped to Australia, they’ll send it out.
As a bonus, if you order multiple items online, MyUS will combine them into one large shipment before sending it to you.
Freight Forwarding services allow you to buy things from the USA, despite living in another part of the world!