Ancestry are currently having a sale around the world, but it's cheapest in Sweden! No VPN required.
This works for new or lapsed subscriptions. You may have issues renewing with these prices outside your region.
I was able to purchase the World Heritage 12 Month Subscription for AUD 153.96 paying with PayPal.
The Worldwide subscriptions include everything from Australia, US, Europe etc. After you subscribe in Sweden you'll have immediate access for your Australian account on the Australian Ancestry page.
How to access discount
- Go to ancestry.se
- Login with your current Ancestry account or sign up (it might be easier if you sign up on the Aus website)
- Click on the discount subscription banner on the front page, or here: https://www.ancestry.se/c/nyar?o_iid=133156&o_lid=133156&o_s…
- Choose the subscription you want. Worldwide is kr997.50
- Pay with PayPal or Credit Card.
- Go to Ancestry.com.au and refresh the page. Your subscription is now active.
- Remember to cancel subscription.
Other options
Here's a comparison of all the Ancestry countries listed from cheapest to most expensive. All prices converted using Xe.com https://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/
Note: Some Ancestry subscriptions are only offered for 6 months, while others are offered for 12. Given the Swedish option is 12 months, I think it's the best deal right now. But if you only want 6 months then Germany is the way to go.
Germany (6 months) €29.50 (AUD 47.93)
Canada (6 months) CAD64.99 (AUD 72.26)
France - (6 months) €59 (AUD 95.86)
USA - (6 months) USD84 (AUD 123.29)
Sweden - (12 months) 997.50 kr (AUD 145.13) PayPal charged me AUD 153.96
UK - (6 months) £99.99 (AUD 186.78)
USA - All Access (6 months) USD129 (AUD 189.33)
Australia - (12 months) AUD 224.99
Mexico (12 months) MXN $2999 (AUD 259.38)
Italy - (12 months) €199 (AUD 323.59)
Note 2: USA have an additional subscription called All Access. You get access for 5 accounts, and access to Ancestry, Fold3, and Newspapers.com
Thanks to @scampy for inspiring this with his recent deal.
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