There are various possibilities if you want a Bible with no copyright limitations at all. Some ancient Bible translations are in the public domain and may be freely published, cited, and copied without restriction; the most well-known of them being the King James Version. More recently published Bibles that are free of copyright restrictions include the New American Standard Bible, the Good News Translation, the NIV Application Commentary Series, and many others. As far as we know, the original manuscripts of the Bible is still preserved in monasteries around the world (except for a few chapters in the Book of Esther). Modern versions are based on these old texts so they cannot be copyrighted themselves. They can be protected by government laws or church policies that limit how much material from the Old Testament or New Testament can be used by anyone else. In fact, only about 1% of the text in today's Bibles is actually new; the rest is taken from earlier versions of the Bible or even from other languages. The good news is that there are still people out there who copy and distribute Bibles without permission from the authors/translators/publishers. If you find that here on Amazon, then you will probably find more elsewhere online. All major Bible publishing houses have offices worldwide so don't assume just because something is sold in one country that it isn't available in others.