International Service Alerts

Route closed; mail and package delivery not possible. At this time we do not know when the situation changes, nor can we tell you when routes reopen. The situation changes per country. Please note; we update this list regularly.

Afghanistan, Bhutan, Honduras, Laos, Libya, Solomon Islands, Syria, Tajikistan, Timor-Leste, Turkmenistan and Yemen.

Delivery delays due to COVID-19. The situation is constantly changing. We cannot guarantee a time of delivery. For business questions, please contact your account manager. Please note; we update this list regularly.

Anguilla, Algeria, Antigua, Armenia, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Barbuda, Bahamas, Bahrain, Belarus, Belize, Bermuda,  Botswana, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Bulgaria, Canada, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Croatia, Chad, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Costa Rica, Colombia, Curacao, Cyprus, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Estonia, Egypt, French Guyana, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Kosovo, Lebanon, Lithuania, Latvia, Liberia, Malta, Mauritania, Mexico, Morocco, Montenegro, Nepal, New Zealand, Niger, Norway, Papua New Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Russia, Romania, Sierra Leone, Saint Lucia, Samoa, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Senegal, Suriname, Sri Lanka, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam and Zambia.

New 13 September: Destination Tajikistan is opened again. Capacity issues are resolved.

New 13 September: Destination Ecuador is closed due to transport issues.

New 13 September: Mail and parcels with destination Pakistan are experiencing delays due to floods and landslides as a consequence of heavy rainfall. The most impacted districts are Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

New 16 August 2022: Parcels with the destination Austria experience a delay due to technical issues.

New 1 July 2022: Shipments for destination Austria to the area of Wernberg have been delayed for one day on the 29th of June. The delays have been caused by severe weather conditions in the Carinthia region, through which trucks could not reach the Wernberg delivery depot. Some areas are still hard to reach due to electricity cuts and mudflows. The area has postal codes in the range of 9000 till 9922. 

Update 10 August: Mail and parcels with destination Ireland are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity. Therefore, all volume is currently being trucked.

Update 19 July: Mail and parcels with destination Ireland are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity.

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Ireland are experiencing delays due to COVID-19 measures and limited air capacity. All volume is trucked.

Update 5 April: Air capacity to Ireland has been restored.

New 28 March: Delays are expected for shipments towards Ireland due to temporary limited air capacity. Items shipped between 21/03 and 31/03 are affected. Delays are not expected on shipments sent after 31/03.

New 20 July: Colis Privé is facing transport difficulties caused by wildfires, and staffing issues. This may cause delays for shipments delivered by this carrier.

New 20 January: Colis Prive, our commercial carrier for destination France, is experiencing difficulties in operations and deliveries due to increase of COVID cases among their staff. This may cause delays on shipments delivered by this carrier.

New 10 December: Delays are expected in France due to bad weather conditions. Mainly the South West of France and part of the Auvergne/Rhône-Alpes area are affected. Delivery conditions are very difficult in zip code areas starting with: 09/31/32/40/64/65/66/38/73/74/05/21/52/58/04/43/63/03/15/19/23/42/90/39/70/71/25.

Update 7 October: The floods that caused delays in the south of France are no longer affecting delivery.

Update 15 September: Due to severe weather conditions, delays are expected in the south of France in the regions of Gard and Hérault (zip codes starting with 34 and 30).

Update 4 May: Following a cyber-attack impacting Colis Privé on the 24th of April, there was no connection possible to the file exchange and the track and trace functionality of Colis Privé was shut down. The tracking of packages was no longer possible. Colis Privé has worked hard over the past week to get the issues resolved. As of yesterday the POD scans are available again. Today and tomorrow more tracking events will become available for live shipments. Also tracking updates will be done in the systems on items delivered last week. Pick up points will remain unavailable for the time being (expected to re-open on the 10th of May), but second delivery attempts will be made on appointment with the recipients. Colis Privé reassured their partners that no data has been leaked or lost. Colis Privé has taken additional security measures, to make sure this will not happen again.

Update 26 April: Following a cyber-attack impacting Colis Privé, there is no connection possible to the track and trace functionality of this partner. This means that the tracking to your packages is currently unavailable. Colis Prive is doing everything they can to get this functionality back on track as soon as possible.

Update 11 February: Due to heavy snowfall in France, delays can be expected for the collection and delivery of all products & networks in some areas in the northwest of the country (zip codes: 22, 29, 35, 50, 53, 56, 61, 72, 77, 78, 91, 95.) Once the weather conditions improve, the delivery will be back on track.

Update 3 February: Due to flooding after heavy rainfall in the Bordeaux region (zip codes 16, 17, 24, 32, 33, 40, 47) in France, delays can be expected for the collection and delivery of all products & networks in some areas in the country. Once the weather conditions improve, the delivery will be back on track.

Australia

New 19 July: Earlier mentioned severe weather issues in Australia are no longer affecting delivery.

New 12 July: Shipments with destination Australia are experiencing delays, due to severe weather conditions in the area of New South Wales and Sydney with the following postal code areas: 2747 to 2759, 2765 and 2775.

Update 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Australia are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity and delivery delays

New 2 March: Severe storms, heavy rain and flooding across the country is causing disruptions, particularly in the states of Queensland and New South Wales. The processing and delivery of inbound and outbound mail items are affected.

New 1 February: Shipments for destination Australia are experiencing delays due to severe weather conditions in the following postal code areas: 4731, 3805, 4804 - 4852.

New 19 July: Mail and parcels with destination and origin Tonga are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity.

New 20 January: Destination Tonga is experiencing delays due to the impact of volcanic eruption.

Date:

On average 14 days

Update 12 July: Mail and parcels with destination Macao, China are being processed again, but delays to China can still be expected due to the nationwide COVID-19 measures.

Update 21 June: Mail and parcels with destination Macao, China will experience a delay of two weeks because of COVID-19 prevention measures. Expected delay: 2 weeks

Update 31 May: Mail and parcels with the destination Shanghai and Beijing have been released for final mile distribution, but delays can still be expected due to the strict COVID prevention measures and backlog. Expected delay: 8 weeks

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination China are experiencing delays due to COVID-19 measures in Shanghai and Bejing.

New 12 April: China Post stopped the processing and delivery of mail and parcels in Shanghai in order to prevent further spreading of COVID-19.

New 5 April: All inbound mail for destination China are facing delays due to COVID-19 measures.

Update 12 July: Shipments with destination Belarus are experiencing an increased delay, due to flying restrictions. All volume is trucked.

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Belarus are experiencing delays due to flying restrictions. All volume is trucked.

New 24 June 2022: Mail and parcels with destination and origin France, Spain and Portugal are expected to experience a delay of 1-2 days, because of an announced nationwide transport strike on the 27th of June in France. The strike is preventing all shipments from passing through France, hence the delay towards and from Spain and Portugal. 

Update 13 June 2022: Destination Israel is still experiencing delays due to reduced number of flights. 

New 23 March 2022: Due to a reduced number of flights we are currently experiencing delays in the delivery of mail and parcels to Israel. 

Date:

12 days

New 31 May: Mail and parcels with destination South-Africa will experience delay due to an operational relocation.

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Canada are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity.

Resolved 25 January: Destination British Columbia in Canada does no longer face weather issues. Canada Post informed that all flows in the region are back to normal. However, other network disruptions are still active.

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Chile are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity.

New 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination Romania originating from outside of the EU are facing delays due to delays at customs.

USA

Update 10 May: Mail and parcels with destination United States are experiencing delays due to the impact of COVID-19 and limited air capacity.

Update 8 February: Shipments with destination United States are experiencing delays due to impact of COVID-19 on the transport capacity.

Update 10 May: Hellenic Post is currently not able to provide tracking information for tracked mail and parcels from week 10 to 13 due to a cyber attack. The issue is solved for week 14 and onward.

Update 5 April: Due to a cyberattack, there is no tracking information available on shipments to destination Greece. However, processing, scanning and delivery of items continues.

New 28 March: There is no tracking information available on shipments to destination Greece due to a cyberattack. Hellenic Post has been facing IT issues since a cyberattack on 20 March 2022. All systems are currently down including Internet, International Postal System and telephones. The Hellenic Post IT Department is working to resolve the situation, after which missed tracking information will be updated.

New 25 January: Destination Greece is experiencing delay in all operations due to heavy snowfalls.

Update 30 November: Delays in transit times to Greece due to transport and delivery issues.

Update 25 November: Delays in transit times to Greece due to transport issues and delivery delays at Hellenic Post.

Update 24 August: Due to technical issues with the interface between Hellenic Post and the Greek customs, it is not possible to perform customs declarations. This means that items destined for Greece, that need to be custom cleared, will face delays in customs procedures. Once the issues are resolved and customs operations are back to normal, this ISA will be put on resolved.

Update 22 April: Due to a combination of high inbound volumes, ongoing COVID-19-related staffing issues and a reorganisation programme, mail items sent through Hellenic Post Greece can expect delays of 3 to 7 days on top of common transit times.

Update 6 April: High inbound volumes and ongoing staffing challenges make that Hellenic Post are unable to process mail in a timely manner. They are currently processing mail which arrived in March and are giving priority to post originated from PostNL.

Date:

Resolved

New 10 May: The implementation of the VAT regulations for shipments outside the EU was succesful.

New 11 January: Shipments with destination Portugal originating from outside of the EU are facing delays due to issues with the implementation of the new VAT regulations.

Update 24 August: Due to the new European VAT regulations, there is a delay in the delivery of parcels in Portugal.

Resolved 10 May 2022: Air capacity to Brazil has been restored.

Update 26 April 2022: Mail and parcels with the destination Brazil are experiencing delays due to limited air capacity.

Update 23 March 2021: Due to the critical COVID-19 situation in Brazil, the city of São Paulo has decreed an emergency 10-day holiday, from 26 March to 4 April 2021. During this time there will be very limited delivery of all mail and parcels Postcode areas impacted: 01000-000 to 05999-999 08000-000 to 08499-999

Peru

Resolved 10 May 2022: The strike in Peru has ended.

Resolved 17 January 2022: Transport capacity to Peru is restored. Delayed parcels will be delivered as soon as possible.

Update 9 December 2021: Destination Peru has been reopened after a carriers embargo. However heavy delays are expected due to minimal transport capacity.

New 2 December 2021: Destination Peru is temporarily closed due to a carriers embargo. New options are being explored, but for the moment this route is closed. Shipments that are in our process already, are being stored and will be flown as soon as there are new options available.

Cayman Islands

Resolved 10 May:Air capacity to Cayman Islands has been restored.

New 26 April: Mail and parcels with destination Cayman Islands are experiencing delay due to limited flight capacity.

Saint Lucia

Resolved 10 May: Air capacity to Saint Lucia has been restored.

New 26 April: Mail and parcels with destination Saint Lucia are experiencing delay due to limited flight capacity.

New 3 May: Mail and parcels with the destination Jamaica are experiencing delays due to an IT issue at Jamaican Post.

New 11 January: Shipments with destination Jamaica can not be delivered currently due to flight capacity issues.

Bulgaria

New 26 April: Bulgarian Post is currently not able to provide tracking information due to IT issues.

New 9 December 2021: Delays are expected for delivery into Bulgaria due to peak volumes.

New 12 April: Destination Honduras is closed due to transport issues related to COVID-19.

Resolved 25 January: Transport capacity to Honduras is restored. Delayed parcels will be delivered as soon as possible.

New 30 November: Destination Honduras is temporarily closed due to the lack of flying options. New options are being explored, but for the moment this route is closed. Shipments that are in our process already, are being stored and will be flown as soon as there are new options available.

Update 5 April, Canary- and Balearic Islands: End of strike in Spain. Volumes will be cleared in the upcoming two weeks. The affected postcodes are 07xxx, 35xxx and 38xxx.

New 28 March, Canary- and Balearic Islands: Delays are expected for shipments towards the Canary- and Balearic Islands due to a strike in Spain. The affected postcodes are 07xxx, 35xxx and 38xxx.

Update 21 March: Mail and Parcels with destination Janda, Chiclana, Galicia and Austurias in Spain face delays due to heavy protests and strikes.

New 11 March:  Potential delays are expected for shipments to and from Spain, due to an announced strike of truckers associated with the "Plataforma para la Defensa del Sector del Transporte de Mercancías por Carretera". Potentially important roads may be blocked starting Monday, the 14th of March.

New 21 December, Canary Islands: Local customs are facing IT issues that is preventing all types of shipments from being processed for both EU and Non-EU origins to the Canary Islands.

Resolved 21 December, Spain: Weather and customs issues in Spain are resolved.

Update 17 December: Delays for delivery to Spain: 7-14 days on Non-EU origins sending towards Spain due to customs issues. Additionally, 1-2 days delay on all items to Spain due to earlier mentioned weather conditions

New 9 December: Delays are expected for delivery to Spain, mainly in the northern region and Madrid area due to severe weather conditions. This is on top of earlier mentioned delays.

New 7 December: Delays are expected for all uncleared non-EU shipments for destination Spain to be delivered by Correos. The Spanish customs administration is facing technical issues and have therefore not been able to perform customs clearance procedures since November 26th.

Update 5 April:Air capacity to Moldova has been restored.

New 2 March: Due to the situation in Ukraine, Moldovan airspace is temporarily restricted for civilian air transportation. Posta Moldovei is working with its postal partners on alternative routes..

Update 5 April: Delays due to the impact of COVID-19 on the operations in Hong Kong are expected to be resolved in the upcoming days. Operations are back to normal.

New 2 March: Due to transport issues caused by an outbreak of COVID-19 we are currently not able to provide any services to Eritrea.

Resolved 2 March: Destination Equatorial Guinea has been re-opened.

New 28 December: Destination Equatorial Guinea is closed until further notice due to no transport options.

USA

Update 21 December: Due to transport issue's to San Francisco there is a delay in zipcode area 84500 - 99999. Any updates about this situation will follow.

Update 18 November: Due to COVID-19 the US postal service is experiencing delays in transport to all destination in the USA.

Update 8 September: Due to hurricane IDA the airports of New York and Chicago and the mainland of New Jersey and New York experience a delay.

Update 21 July: All mail and e-commerce shipments passing through Chicago Airport could incur delays of 7 to 14 days due to high volumes and the impact on operations caused by COVID-19. Zip codes 35000 to 84499 have been affected.

Update 20 July: Zip codes 35000 to 84499 have been affected by delays to shipments passing through Chicago Airport (ORD). The expected delays are 14 to 21 days on top of normal transit times.

Update 13 July: Shipments passing through Chicago Airport could incur delays of 14 to 21 days due to high volumes and the impact on operations caused by COVID-19. Packages and parcels passing through the USA may also still be subject to delays due to the local measures taken to slow the spread of COVID-19. On average, these delays amount to 7 to 14 days on top of normal transit times.

Update 29 April: High volumes destined to the Chicago area, resulted in a backlog of five days. All other entry points into the US, are performing well. USPS is however still experiencing delays in processing and delivering parcels nationwide, due to COVID-19 measures.

Update 9 March: All offices of exchange in the US are open and processing well. We do however still experience delays in processing at the USPS nationwide due to the measures taken in order to prevent further outbreak of Covid-19.

Update 2 February: We are currently unable to fly our volumes towards JFK Airport in New York due to heavy snowfall. Volumes are kept at our carriers side in NL and will be transported as soon as flights are accepted again. Impact on processing at USPS is unknown, but we expect severe delays in delivery of items in the New York area as well.

Resolved 1 February: The international airport of Istanbul is reopened and the flight capacity towards Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Algeria, India, Morocco, Panama, Sudan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan and Vietnam is restored. Delayed parcels will be delivered as soon as possible.

New 25 January: Shipments to destination Turkey are experiencing delays, because the international airport of Istanbul is unreachable and closed due to heavy snowfall. Since the Istanbul airport is used as an international hub to other destinations, shipments to the following destinations are also experiencing delays: Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Algeria, India, Morocco, Panama, Sudan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.

Cuba

Resolved 25 January: Transport capacity to Cuba is restored. Delayed parcels will be delivered as soon as possible.

New 2 December 2021: Destination Cuba is temporarily closed due to a carriers embargo. New options are being explored, but for the moment this route is closed. Shipments that are in our process already, are being stored and will be flown as soon as there are new options available.

Resolved 25 January: Transport capacity to Kazakhstan is restored. Delayed parcels will be delivered as soon as possible.

New 11 January: Shipments with destination Kazakhstan can not be delivered currently due to transport issues related to the political unrest in the country. Routes have been officially closed since Friday. The items that were already on route, will be stored until delivery is possible again.

New 11 January: Shipments with destination Bermuda can not be delivered currently due to flight capacity issues.

Update 7 October: Bermuda has lifted their COVID-19 restrictions, which makes Bermuda accessible again as a destination.

Update 11 January: Destination Malaysia is still experiencing delays due to heavy rain. Post Malaysia informs us that the following postcodes are affected: 26600–26689, 28500–28599, 43100–43199, 81600, 84600, 84900 and 85000–85300.

Update 29 December: The weather in Malaysia is improving. The following postal areas are still affected by heavy rain and floods: 260xx, 265xx, 280xx, 285xx, 287xx, 40000 – 40169, 40180 – 40399, 40400 – 40449, 40450 – 40459, 40460 – 40499, 40500 – 40999, 42450 – 42499, 43100 – 43199, 43800, 43900, 63000 and 64000.

New 24 December: Due to heavy rain and floods, delivery is delayed from 19 December until further notice in the following postal areas: 25xxx – 28xxx, 40xxx – 43xxx, 45xxx, 471xx, 63000, and 64000.

New 21 December: Due to limited transport options by air, all items have to be transported by truck. Additionally, AnPost experiences delays with delivering all types of shipments due to COVID-19 measures.

Update 30 November: Delays in transit times to Ireland due to transport and delivery issues.

Update 25 November: Due to delays in transit times to Ireland and delivery delays at AnPost.

Update 8 September: Earlier delays due to Covid-19 are reduced to 5 days on top of normal standard.

New 24 March: Delays due to Typhoon Odette have been resolved.

New 21 December: Delays are expected for delivery to the whole of the Philippines, due to the Typhoon Odette. Postal codes that are most affected: 4503 – 4504, 5400, 5402, 5404 - 5408, 5413 - 5414, 5417, 5600 - 5601, 5603 - 5604, 5606, 5608 – 5615, 5701 - 5702, 5704 - 5708, 5710 - 5717, 5800 - 5807, 5810 - 5812, 5815 – 5816, 5044 - 5046, 5000 - 5004, 5006 - 5010, 5012 - 5014, 5016 - 5019, 5021, 5023, 5026 - 5027, 5031, 5034 - 5036, 5038 - 5039, 5041 – 5043, 6100 - 6116, 6119 - 6122, 6124 - 6127, 6129 – 6133, 6809, 6822, 8700 - 8702, 8704 ,8706 ,8708 - 8709, 8711, 8723, 9100, 9103, 9000, 9008, 9011, 9014, 9203, 9205, 9209, 7203, 7207, 7209, 8800, 8804, 9407, 9409, 8601 - 8607, 8609 – 8611, 8600, 8501 - 8507, 8509 – 8513, 8400, 8402 - 8406, 8408 - 8410, 8414, 8416 - 8424, 8427, 8301 - 8302, 8306, 8308 - 8310, 8312 - 8316, 8318, 9222, 9310, 9708, 9715, 9628.

New 9 December: Delays can occur for delivery into Germany via our partner Hermes due to peak volumes.

Update 8 september: The floodings that occured in Germany earlier in July do not cause anymore delays.

Update 29 July: The following areas that were affected by the flooding are not facing anymore delays: Essen, Muehldorf, Eschweiler, Leverkusen, Wuppertal. The following areas are still heavily affected: Bonn, Daun, Mayen

Update 23 July: Postal codes 42XXX, 44XXX, 45XXX, 50XXX, 52XXX, 53XXX, 54XXX, 56XXX, 58XXX and 95XXX have been affected by the recent floods in Germany. All mail and parcel deliveries have been delayed for an undetermined amount of time.

Update 16 July: Recent floods in the south-western part of Germany, specifically the states of Rhineland-Palatine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Sauerland and Bergisches Land are currently causing delays in the delivery of all mail and parcels. 

Resolved 11 February: Due to heavy snowfall in Germany, potential delays can be expected for the collection and delivery of all products & networks in the north and east of the country. Once the weather conditions improve, the delivery will be back on track.

New 7 December 2021: Delays in transit times to Japan due to transport capacity issues and COVID-19 measures.

New 7 December 2021: Destination Solomon Islands is closed until further notice.

Update 7 December 2021: Destination Guadeloupe is closed until further notice.

New 30 November 2021: Delays in processing mail and parcels due to political unrest.

Update 7 December 2021: Destination Martinique is closed until further notice.

New 30 November 2021: Delays in processing mail and parcels due to political unrest.

New Zealand

New 30 November 2021: Delays in transit times to New Zealand, New Caledonia, Fiji and Solomon Islands due to transport issues.

Update 2 November 2021: Due to COVID-19, New-Zealand Post has difficulties with providing air transit to Nauru island. In consultation with Nauru Post, New-Zealand Post has decided to suspend transit services to Nauru until further notice.

Update 23 June 2021:The delays due to heavy rainfall on the Southern Island are now resolved. Still delays may occur in this area, for specific cases and locations.

Update 30 November: Delays in processing mail and parcels at Slovakian Post due to COVID-19 measures.

Update 26 November: Delays in processing mail and parcels at Slovakian Post due to COVID-19 measures.

Update 26 April: Due to the high volumes in relation to the Covid-19 impact the Slovakian Post have difficulties in processing all mail and parcel dispatches. Delays can measure up to 14 days.

Update 16 April: Slovenská Pošta will continue to provide postal services in line with public health measures and other restrictions, but with a reduced workforce. This affects the quality of services in Slovakia and expected transit times for the delivery of mail and parcels cannot be met.

Update 16 February: Due to heavy snowfall in Slovakia, potential delays can be expected for the collection and delivery of all products & networks in the north and east of the country. Once the weather conditions improve, the delivery will be back on track.

New 30 November: Transport routes to South Sudan are restored and is available again as a shipping destination.

Update 15 October 2021: Due to a nationwide lockdown in Latvia, delays may be experienced in processing and delivering of all type of shipments. The lockdown will be effective until 14 November.

Update 15 October 2021: Due to a route closure to Timor-Leste by Australian Post, Timor-Leste cannot be reached at the moment.

Update 14th September 2021: Earlier delays due to Covid-19 are reduced to 3 to 5 days on top of normal standard.

Date of alert:

Resolved

Update 14th September: Earlier delays due to Covid-19 are now resolved by Malta Post. Normal performance can be expected.

Date of alert:

Resolved

Update 8 September: The floodings that occured in Luxemburg earlier in July do not cause anymore delays.

Update 26 July: The following postal areas have been affected by the recent floods in Luxembourg: 10xx, 29xx, 58xx, 59xx, 64xx, 65xx, 66xx, 67xx, 68xx, 74xx, 75xx, 94xx. All mail and parcel deliveries have been delayed.

Update 16 July: Recent floods in the north-eastern part of Luxembourg are currently causing delays in the delivery of all mail and parcels. 

In order to minimise the impact of Covid-19 Luxembourg Post is forced to adjust their operations in order to secure the health and safety of their employees. They informed us this will result in delays in delivery and will last till further notice.

Date of alert:

Resolved

Update 22 July: The delivery issues due to recent floods have been resolved. 

Update 16 July: Recent floods in the southern part of the Limburg province are currently causing delays in the delivery of all mail and parcels. 

Update 22 July: The processing delays at the international hub of the Polish Post have been resolved.

Date:

No delivery

Update 19 August: Due to the change of political power in Afghanistan we are currently not able to deliver mail or parcels there.

Update 25 November: Delays in transit times to Australia due to transport issues and delivery delays.

Update 15 October: Due to new COVID-19 measures the mail processing at Melbourne offices experience a delay. Australia Post will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates.

Update 26 July: Australia Post is experiencing disruptions to its daily operations due to emergency measures imposed by the government. These measures, which include lockdowns, state border closures, restrictions on movement, self-isolation and limitations on air and other transport services, have affected the processing and delivery of inbound and outbound mail items, especially in Victoria and New South Wales.

New 9 December: Delays are expected for delivery into Austria via Austrian Post due to peak volumes and snowfall throughout the country.

Date:

resolved

Resolved 25 January: Destination British Columbia in Canada does no longer face weather issues. Canada Post informed that all flows in the region are back to normal. However, other network disruptions are still active.

Update 13 December: Delays in transit times to Canada due to transport capacity issues.

Update 7 December: Delays in transit times to Canada due to transport capacity issues.

Update 18 November: Due to severe weather conditions in the south western part of Canada a state of emergency is declared for the province of British Columbia. All transportation on the ground is experiencing delay due to heavy rainfall. Canada Post has therefore declared a situation of force majeure. Updates will follow and will be published on their website.

New 21 December: Due to air capacity issues, shipments that have been accepted in November experience a delay of 4 weeks or more. We expect to be back on track in the beginning of January. Volume that is accepted today will experience a delay of 7 days or more due to increased volumes during the holiday season.