Bulgaria Post is the national postal service of Bulgaria. The company was founded in 1879. Nowadays Bulgaria Post is responsible for providing postal services on the territory of the whole country (including remote areas). The network of postal offices consists of about 3000 offices, both in central and remote areas of the country. Bulgaria post offers different transportation options for various types of parcels, so let's take a more detailed look at those.
A parcel is an item that contains goods with or without commercial value. Bulgaria Post makes it possible for its customers to deliver both domestic and international parcels. Domestic ones are usually sent by land, while international parcels can be sent both by land and air (depending on the destination). Both types of parcels have certain weight and size limitations.
Size and weight limits for international parcels may be different, as it depends on the destination. As a rule, the weight of a parcel shouldn't exceed 31.5 kilograms, and it shouldn't be bigger than 3 meters.
For domestic parcels weight limit is 20 kilograms. As for size limits, a parcel shouldn't be bigger than 600 mm.
Those are the parcels of a strange shape or requiring special attention (fragile ones, etc.). The maximum size for domestic cumbersome parcels is 1 meter for one of the three dimensions.
Sending cumbersome or fragile parcels, one usually has to pay more.
Domestic and international parcels can be accepted at the customer’s request with the following additional services (the price of the additional services adds up to the basic price of the item):
Bulgaria Post also offers transportation of non-palletized cargo (the weight of an item shouldn't exceed twenty kilograms). Besides, palletized cargo may also be transported under the following conditions (for pallets size):
Maximum cargo weight shouldn't exceed 450 kilograms and 1,5 meters. Please note that Bulgaria Post doesn't provide transportation of dangerous items, including flammable substances, perishable products, animals, and so on. Public cargo transportation is provided in Bulgaria only.
There are several postal types one should be aware of to choose the best transportation method and packaging. So, the first one is an item of correspondence. As a rule, this is a letter or a postcard (newspapers, magazines, periodicals, books, etc. are also items of correspondence). They are considered small packages, as the maximum weight for such parcels is 2 kilograms. Such packages may be sent via two methods:
As a rule, it takes about two business days to deliver a majority of domestic non-registered (and non-priority) parcels. As for non-registered priority ones, they usually arrive the next day.
Bulgaria Post also has some additional services for those looking for extra convenience. Those include:
For each of these services, one is required to pay additionally.
It is possible to track Bulgaria Post parcels using special codes called tracking numbers. Using Bulgaria Post tracking, one can check the current location of a parcel at any time. So, the only thing you have to do to check the status of a parcel is to insert your tracking number in the corresponding field on the company's official website. Having done it, you will get to know the status and location of delivery. Bulgaria Post tracking number starts with two letters, followed by nine digits, and ends with two letters. It looks like this:
Please note that Bulgaria Post tracking is available for registered items only.
Delivery time may be different, as the main factor influencing it is the destination. Speaking about domestic parcels, they usually arrive in several business days or even the next day. As for international ones, the delivery period is about 20 days. If the recipient fails to appear within 10 calendar days from the date the consignment arrived at the post office, an official notice will be sent.
If facing any difficulties with sending/receiving goods, one can always contact Bulgaria Post to get help. It's possible both to call the company and to write an e-mail. Besides, the official Bulgaria Post website can also help to solve some problems, as there are many questions on the website that are already answered. So, use all your options.
7 months ago our user from Bulgaria told us that the service was Horrible. The package has not been delivered yet.
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11 months ago our user from Bulgaria told us that the service was Horrible. The package has not been delivered yet.
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11 months ago Hristo vanev from Bulgaria told us that the service was Bad. The package has not been delivered yet.
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12 months ago our user from Bulgaria told us that the service was Horrible. The package has not been delivered yet.
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1 year ago our user from Bulgaria told us that the service was Horrible. The package has not been delivered yet.
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1 year ago Elena Findiku from Bulgaria told us that the service was Bad. The package has not been delivered yet.
Elena Findiku also says: Show textWe did not receive the package yet and we are still awaiting for it. Please assist further.
1 year ago Rumen Hristov from Bulgaria told us that the service was Average. The package has not been delivered yet.
Rumen Hristov also says: Show textNO!
1 year ago Рамзи from Bulgaria told us that the service was Horrible. The package has not been delivered yet.
Рамзи also says: Show textОткъде да знам,че това което съм платил и чакал не са го дали на друг човек
1 year ago Ivanka from Bulgaria told us that the service was Bad. The package has not been delivered yet.
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1 year ago Valentin from Bulgaria told us that the service was Excellent. The package has been delivered in 40 days.
Valentin decided to say nothing more.