Where to Purchase OSX Snow Leopard 10.6.3

Hello,
I lives in india, and there is no way to get SNOW leopard 10.6.3 DVD here. i tried it Apple store, it costs $29 isn't very expensive. But they ships in US only,
Could any one please tell me where can i find OSX Snow Leopard 10.6.3, i tried in ebay and amazon, they are selling it in hgher prices,
I really want to get this from apple's official site.
Please help me regarding This.
Thank You !

Go to the Apple Store page, and at the bottom left hover the mouse over the "Change Country" link -
A popup screen will appear, from which you can select a different Apple Store country-location -
Select the apprpriate country; the few I sampled all carry the Snow Leopard CD.

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