You can go to several types of places to print something if you don't have a printer:
- Public Libraries : Most public libraries offer printing services for a small fee. University libraries may also allow printing, sometimes even for non-students
- Print and Copy Shops : Local print shops or copy centers specialize in printing documents quickly and often offer additional services like binding or laminating. For example, in Amsterdam, places like Printerette or Mughal Digital Print Store are recommended
- Shipping and Courier Centers : FedEx, UPS, and similar shipping providers usually have printing services. FedEx Office has a "Print & Go" self-service option where you can print from email, USB, or cloud storage
- Office Supply Stores : Stores like Staples, Office Depot, and OfficeMax provide self-service printing and copying. You can email your documents ahead or print directly at the store. These stores often offer additional finishing services
- Your Workplace : If permitted, you can use your office printer for personal documents, but be mindful of privacy and company policies
- Hotels and Airports : Many hotels and airports have printers available for guests, though it's best to check in advance
- Online Print Services : You can upload your documents online to print shops that will print and ship the documents to you
In summary, the most accessible options are public libraries, print and copy shops, shipping centers like FedEx or UPS, and office supply stores such as Staples or Office Depot. If you have a USB drive or cloud access, these places make printing straightforward and quick
