Google appears destined to expand their offerings to as many new markets as possible this week. On Monday, they pushed out Google Play Movies to over three dozen new countries and Google Play Music to four more. Earlier today we announced that Chromecast began selling in eleven new markets. Now, Google has expanded Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 sales to a handful of new countries as well.

The Nexus 5, Google’s flagship pure Android smartphone, will now sell through the Google Play Store to customers in Austria, Belgium, Portugal and Sweden. In all, the Nexus 5 is now available in 20 countries around the globe.

This is great news for a great device. The Nexus 5 has been a solid phone for many users, and still holds strong as a great example of a relatively high-end device selling for a relatively low price tag. The Nexus 5 comes unlocked and runs $349 for the 16GB version and $399 for 32GB in the U.S. We do not have word on global pricing, but expect comparative prices. For more details on the Nexus 5, check out our full review, then head over to the Google Play Store to grab the phone for yourself.

As for the Nexus 7, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Netherlands, Portugal and Sweden bring global sales also up to 20 countries for the WiFi version of Google’s 7-inch tablet. The LTE version of the Nexus 7 did not get a bump and remains available in 12 countries total.

The Nexus 7 is a well respected device by many users, representing the best that Google has to offer in a 7-inch tablet. Like the Nexus 5, the Nexus 7 has paved the way for what is possible for a relatively low-cost tablet. The Nexus 7 costs $229 and $269 for 16GB and 32GB in the U.S. We’ve taken the Nexus 7 for a test drive, checkout what we had to say about it, then grab it too from the Google Play Store.

This has been a great few days for international fans of Google’s products, with devices and services launching all over the globe. Google has a full list of the countries in which they sell their devices, check that out here. What and where do you think Google will announce next?