To help your FBA business expand across Europe, we’re making it easier for your ASINs to be automatically enrolled in Pan-European FBA (Pan-EU FBA).

Previously, you needed active product listings in four Amazon stores (Germany, France, Italy, and Spain), and inventory placement in two or more countries, to use Pan-EU FBA.

Effective July 1, 2024, exemptions from the requirement to have an active listing in all four EU stores will be granted if your listing is inactive due to local language category requirements, restricted products, or blocked accounts. In these cases, ASINs will be automatically enrolled in Pan-EU FBA provided you have active listings and inventory placement in at least two countries.

If your product is automatically enrolled, you’ll receive local Pan-EU FBA fulfillment fees in each store in which you have an active listing and inventory placement.

Exemption from having an active listing is granted at the ASIN level for each store, for a grace period, which gives you time to reactivate the listing. Initially, the duration of grace period will be unlimited, but later this year, it will be restricted to a limited time depending on the exemption reason. We will notify you at least 30 days ahead of the grace period duration change.

Go to Manage your exempted ASINs to download a list of ASINs that are exempt from Pan-EU FBA listing requirements.

For more information on enrollment criteria and exemption grace periods, go to Pan-European FBA ASIN Enrollment.