Seychelles Post tracking packages and shipments

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1. Find out the tracking number of your parcel;
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5. If you enter your email address, we can notify you automatically of changes to the status of your parcel.

Seychelles Post - Tracking number format

• A# *** *** *** SC
• C# *** *** *** SC
• E# *** *** *** SC
• L# *** *** *** SC
• R# *** *** *** SC
• S# *** *** *** SC
• V# *** *** *** SC

# - letter; * - digit; ! - letter or digit

Seychelles Post - information about carrier

As a member of the Universal Postal Union, which is a specialized firm of the United Nations, the core function of Seychelles Postal Services (SPS) is to make sure the acceptance, managing, conveyance and shipment of Letter Post/Parcel Post products which consist of priority and non-priority items:

• Special bags containing newspapers, periodicals up to 30kg
• Letters, postcards, printed documents, little packets as much as 2kg
• Documents/ Literature for the blind up to 7kg
• Express Mail service (EMS) up to 30kg
• Parcels as much as 30kg

The very first post office was opened in 1861 though in 1824 a letter is stated to have actually been "privately brought" to Europe. Till a boat service "Messagerie Maritime" took control of the mail agreement in 1866 mail to and from Seychelles might not be transferred regularly.

The earliest known letter using this service was dated April 1865. Colonial reports highlighted the extreme interaction difficulties however, in 1877, the Mauritius Post Office reported that letters to and from Seychelles numbered 14,184.

The Post Office ended up being self-governing from Mauritius in August 1982. It remained in 1893 that the first local post office was presented in Seychelles.

Non-commissioned offices in charge of the Police Station served as getting and dispatching officers. This service was dropped in July 1894 as it proved excessive for them to cope.

In 1894, the brand-new Administrator, Sweet Escot saw that the postal services required improvement and presented a brand-new Inland Postal Service. The British India Steam Navigation Company also started a shipping contract in August 1895.

The quarantine of ships is stated to impact mail from time to time. The regional postal service covered the whole population of Mahe, Praslin, La Digue, including the external islands. In 1965, this likewise consisted of British Indian Ocean Territory.

Airmail service was presented in September 1932 but became efficient in February 1938. The service was through Karachi and Nairobi.

The very first civil flying maker to Seychelles remained in June 1939 from Australia.

In 1948, the Royal Air Force developed a base in Seychelles and the Catalina flying boat, ran flying services between Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar and Kenya. They brought mail in and out of Seychelles however were licensed to censure mail for members of the armed forces.

In January 1953, East African Airway Corporation tried to introduce the very first airmail service with an amphibian airplane from Kenya. The service was later and not economical withdrawn.

The United States Air force develops a satellite tracking station on Mahe in 1963 and introduced an amphibian service from Mombasa which carried first and 2nd class airmail starting August 1964.

Wilkenair presented an airmail service in May 1970, which was followed by the opening of the global airport in 1971 and a weekly mail service introduced by BOAC in July 1971.

During World War 1 there was no routine censorship of civilian mail, but all correspondence to what was thought about as opponent territory was taken a look at by the Governor up until near 1919.

During World War II censorship of mail, newspapers and telegrams started. The initial sensing units were Government Officers, Police Officers and retired Military Officers assisted by personnel from Cable & Wireless for censorship of telegrams.

The Victoria Central Post workplace opened in 1861 as a sub-office of Mauritius and did not have postage stamps of its own and used that of Mauritius.