Can I Resell Tickets from Outside the US? (Complete Guide)

Interested in reselling tickets, but not sure if you'll be able to from your country?

Luckily, the concepts of ticket reselling found in the Ticket Flipping Course can be applied from anywhere in the world, whether you're selling tickets in your home country, or reselling US events.

You can resell tickets whether you live in Europe, UK, Asia, South America, Africa, Australia, or anywhere on the planet with an internet connection. There are Ticket Flipping members from each of these locations and all over the world making profit reselling tickets.

Here we will go through a step-by-step guide on how to start reselling tickets in the US from a foreign country.

In short, here's a list of the best practices for reselling tickets in the US from a different country:

1. Lysted Account to Sell Tickets

2. Wise Account to Accept US ACH Payments from Lysted

3. US Residential Static Proxy to ensure you can smoothly buy tickets from a US IP address

4. US Credit Card/Payment method so your purchases are based in the US

5. US mobile number to connect to your purchasing accounts

How to Resell US Tickets From Outside The United States

Even if you don't live in the US, you can still resell tickets in the country. You'll just want to do these couple steps to make sure you're able to buy and sell tickets in the US successfully.

There are a couple things we recommend you set up to resell tickets in the United States.

1. Lysted Account to Sell Tickets

There are many benefits to selling your tickets with Lysted - get paid quicker, your tickets are listed across many exchanges, pay less in ticket fees - you can see all the benefits here.

2. Wise Account to Accept US ACH Payments from Lysted

You'll need a way to accept ACH payments from a US bank account to get paid from selling tickets on Lysted. The best way to do that is with Wise, which allows you to accept payments from Lysted.

3. US Residential Static Proxy to ensure you can smoothly buy tickets from a US IP address

When buying tickets, you'll want your IP address to match the country you're purchasing tickets in. This makes sure you don't get blocked when trying to buy tickets and are able to purchase smoothly.

We personally use IPRoyale for US residential static proxies, and recommend using them as well.

4. US Credit Card/Payment method so your purchases are based in the US

When purchasing tickets you'll want to do this from a US based payment method. This eliminates the risk of your ticket purchases getting canceled because your payment is coming from outside of the US.

Here are some of the best credit card options for purchasing tickets in the US.

5. US mobile number to connect to your purchasing accounts

This is recommended for when you are setting up your purchasing accounts (Ticketmaster, AXS, etc). You'll likely need to input a phone number to create your account, and using a US number is best so you're account is US based.

We like to use SMSpool which allows you to create phone numbers which you can access the text messages online through the dashboard easily.

If you're willing to go through these steps to buy and sell tickets in the US, then you are good to continue with flipping tickets in the United States.

Reselling Tickets in your Home Country

Can I resell tickets in my own Country?

It ultimately depends on how events work in your local region, and if tickets can be resold for these events. You likely have the best idea if you're able to resell tickets in your country. Of course, we always recommend checking your local laws to make sure reselling tickets is okay.

There are Ticket Flipping members who resell tickets in the UK, across Europe, and also some countries in South America.

Reselling tickets can be slightly different from country to country, such as the resale marketplaces used (Viagogo is a popular resale site worldwide, but not as popular in the US). The type of events you'll be reselling will also vary based on your location - for example football/soccer tickets are a popular event for reselling tickets worldwide, but not as much in North America.