Here’s a streamlined guide for getting your products into Amazon Canada FBA from the U.S.:
If you have a Professional account on Amazon.com, you can use your North America Unified Account (NAUA) to start selling on Amazon.ca.
Log into Seller Central.
Use the marketplace switcher to select Amazon.ca.
If Amazon.ca isn’t listed, go to your Sell Globally dashboard and enable the Canadian marketplace.
Once your Canadian account is active, list the products you want to ship:
Use the Build International Listings Tool to replicate listings from Amazon.com to Amazon.ca.
Or manually list products directly in the Amazon.ca marketplace.
To send inventory to an Amazon Canada FBA warehouse:
Go to Manage Inventory in Seller Central.
Select the product(s) and click Send/Replenish Inventory.
Enter your Ship From address in the U.S.
Follow the steps to create your FBA shipment and choose your prep and labeling options.
Print and apply FBA shipment labels.
Amazon’s partnered carrier options typically don’t apply to cross-border shipments, so you’ll need to:
Work with a carrier like FedEx, UPS, or DHL that handles U.S. to Canada shipments.
Use a freight forwarder if needed to manage customs clearance and transport.
Ensure all customs documentation (like commercial invoices) is included.
Before shipping, make sure your products meet Amazon’s FBA prep and labeling requirements:
Package items securely to prevent damage.
Affix the correct FNSKU labels to each unit.
Label and seal your boxes with the correct shipment ID labels.