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Shipping Charges

From U.K. to U.K.
Service Type	Delivery Time	First Book	Each Additional Book
Orders over £20	2-3 days	FREE	FREE
Standard Service	2-3 days	£2.95	No Charge
BFPO	2-3 days	£2.95	No Charge
Premium Service	1-2 days	£3.99	No Charge

From U.K. to Western Europe
Service Type	Delivery Time	First Book	Each Additional Book
Air Mail	5-7 days	£5.90	£1.95
Surface Mail	7-15 days	£4.90	£1.95
Courier Service	3-5 days	£19.95	£3.00

From U.K. to U.S.A.
Service Type	Delivery Time	First Book	Each Additional Book
Air Mail	7-10 days	£7.95	£2.95
Surface Mail	3-6 weeks	£5.90	£2.40
Courier Service	3-5 days	£29.95	£5.00

From U.K. to Rest of The World
Service Type	Delivery Time	First Book	Each Additional Book
Air Mail	7-10 days	£8.95	£3.95
Surface Mail	4-12 weeks	£6.95	£2.95
Courier Service	3-5 days	£49.95	£5.00

Country Classification

The following countries are treated as Western Europe for postal pricing purposes.
Andorra	Austria	Azores
Balearic Islands	Belgium	Canary Islands
Corsica	Denmark	Faroe Islands
Finland	France	Germany
Greece	Greenland	Iceland
Irish Republic	Italy	Liechtenstein
Luxembourg	Maderia	Monaco
Netherlands	Norway	Portugal
San Marino	Spain	Spitzbergen
Sweden	Switzerland	Vatican City State

The following countries are treated as USA for postal pricing purposes.
Canada	Guam	Guantanamo
Hawaii	Mariana Islands	Marshall Islands
United States	US Pacific Islands	Virgin Islands (USA)
Wake Island

The following countries are treated as Rest of World for postal pricing purposes.
Abu Dhabi	Afghanistan	Ajman
Albania	Algeria	Angola
Anguilla	Antigua & Barbuda	Argentina
Armenia	Aruba	Ascension
Australia	Azerbaijan	Bahamas
Bahrain	Bangladesh	Barbados
Belarus	Belau (Palau)	Belize
Benin	Bermuda	Bhutan
Bolivia	Bosnia-Herzegowina	Botswana
Brazil	British Indian Ocean Territories	British Virgin Islands
Brunei Darussalam	Bulgaria	Burkina Faso
Burundi	Cambodia	Cameroon
Cape Verde	Cayman Islands	Central African Republic
Chad	Chile	China (People's Republic)
Christmas Island	Cocos Island (Keeling Island)	Colombia
Comoros	Congo	Congo Dem. Rep.
Costa Rica	Cote d'Lvoire	Croatia
Cuba	Curacao	Cyprus
Czech Republic	Djibouti	Dominica
Dominican Republic	Dubai	East Timor
Ecuador	Egypt	El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea	Eritrea	Estonia
Ethiopia	Falkland Islands	Fiji
French Guiana	French Polynesia	French Southern & Antarctic Territories
French West Indies	Fujairah	Gabon
Gambia	Gaza & Khan Yunis	Georgia
Ghana	Gibraltar	Grenada
Guatemala	Guinea	Guinea-Bissau
Guyana	Haiti	Honduras
Hong Kong	Hungary	India
Indonesia	Iran	Iraq
Israel	Jamaica	Japan
Jordan	Kazakhstan	Kenya
Kirghizstan	Kiribati	Korea (Democratic People's Republic)
Korea (Republic of)	Kuwait	Laos
Latvia	Lebanon	Lesotho
Liberia	Libya	Lithuania
Macau	Macedonia	Madagascar
Malawi	Malaysia	Maldives
Mali	Malta	Mauritania
Mauritius	Mexico	Micronesia (Federated States)
Moldova	Mongolia	Montenegro
Montserrat	Morocco	Mozambique
Myanmar (Formerly Burma)	Namibia	Nauru Island
Nepal	Netherlands Antilles	New Caledonia
New Zealand	Nicaragua	Niger Republic
Nigeria	Norfolk Island	Northern Mariana Island
Oman	Pakistan	Panama
Papua-New Guinea	Paraguay	Peru
Philippines	Pitcairn Island	Poland
Puerto Rico	Qatar	Ras al Khaimah
Reunion	Romania	Russia
Rwanda	Sabah	Samoa (American)
Sao Tome & Principe	Sarawak	Saudi Arabia
Senegal	Serbia	Seychelles
Sharjah	Sierra Leone	Singapore
Slovak Republic	Slovenia	Solomon Islands
Somalia	South Africa	South Georgia, So Sandwich Islands
South Sandwich Island	Spanish North African Territories	Sri Lanka
St Christopher (St Kitts) & Nevis	St Helena	St Kitts & Nevis
St Lucia	St Pierre and Miquelon	St Vincent & Grenadines
Sudan	Suriname	Swaziland
Syria	Taiwan	Tajikistan
Tanzania	Thailand	Tibet
Togo	Tonga	Trinidad & Tobago
Tristan da Cunha	Tunisia	Turkey
Turkmenistan	Turks & Caicos Islands	Tuvalu
Uganda	Ukraine	Umm al Qaiwan
United Arab Emirates	Uruguay	Uzbekistan
Vanuatu	Venezuela	Vietnam
Wallis & Futuna Islands	Western Samoa	Yemen
Yugoslavia	Zambia	Zimbabwe

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