With effect from 30 June 2025 (Monday), e-Express+ service has been extended to Belarus, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria (Rep.), Cyprus, Czech Rep., Georgia, Lao People’s Dem. Rep., Maldives, Mauritius, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Slovakia, Taiwan and Ukraine, covering 72 destinations around the world. Please click here for details. 

Due to the events in the region, Hongkong Post has suspended all postal services to Israel, Iran and Iraq with immediate effect until further notice.

With the gradual scaling up of air freight capacity and the provision of transit assistance by other postal administrations, Hongkong Post has resumed Speedpost Service to Armenia, Ethiopia, and Kenya from 29 May 2025.

Festival Walk iPostal Station (PLFWK) will commence operation on 5 June 2025 (Thursday). Starting from the same day, senders can designate any of the iPostal Station above as the collection point for their EC-Get, Local Parcel and Local Courier Post items through the EC-Ship or Post Now platform.

Address of the new iPostal Station in full is as follows:
PLFWK: Car Park Lift Lobby Area, Level P2, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong

The postage rates of Local CourierPost service have been revised from 30 May 2025.Please click here for details.

The acceptance of all postal items (including Speedpost) containing goods destined to the US is suspended. Other postal items containing documents only without goods will not be affected.

As advised by the postal administration of Canada, serious delays can be expected due to a mail backlog arising from a previous postal workers’ strike.

Effective from December 4, 2024, the European Union (EU), Switzerland and Norway have implemented a new security and safety programme requiring all inbound and transit mails containing goods to undergo preliminary pre-departure customs assessment at the origin of posting. Please submit accurate electronic customs declaration for the customs assessment. Posting information should be provided in English and numbers only, without adding any punctuation marks.

Senders are required to provide a local mobile phone number that can receive SMS issued by Hongkong Post on the request by overseas customs authorities related to customs clearance of the mail items. Senders shall check your SMS messages for 2 to 3 days upon posting and take follow up action if required. Hongkong Post will not embed hyperlinks in the related SMS requesting for any personal information. Members of the public could contact Hongkong Post enquiry hotline 2921 2222 direct if they have any doubts on the SMS received. For details, please click here.

With the gradual scaling up of air freight capacity and provision of transit assistance by other postal administrations, Hongkong Post has resumed Speedpost service to Lebanon, Mariana Islands, Marshall Islands, Puerto Rico, Samoa (United States of America Territory) and Virgin Islands of United States of America from 24 September 2024.

With the gradual scaling up of air freight capacity and provision of transit assistance by other postal administrations, Hongkong Post have resumed Speedpost service to Chile, Morocco, and Pakistan from 27 June. Please refer to News for details.

Starting from 27 June, the maximum weight limit for Speedpost items sent to Canada will be revised to 30 kg.

• All the electronic customs information (including sender's information) shall be provided in English or the local language.
• For sending mail items containing goods destined to or transited via the EU, Switzerland and Norway, all the electronic customs information shall be provided in English and numbers only, please avoid adding any punctuation marks.
• Senders should provide a correct Harmonized System code that aligns with the declared content. Otherwise, the item may be returned to the sender or subject to delay in delivery.
• To speed up the customs clearance process, senders are encouraged to submit electronic customs declaration when sending both documents and goods to all destinations.

As advised by sea freight contractors, due to vessels being rerouted away from the Red Sea, the journey time will take two weeks more than usual. Surface mail services to Europe, Africa and Central & South America may be subject to delay.

Owing to a suspension of shipments, surface mail services to Israel and Jordan will be suspended from December 22, 2023 until further notice.
In addition, surface mail services transiting via Israel to Gaza and Khan Yunis will also be suspended from the same day.