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Bangladesh Post Office, known in Bengali as Bangladesh Dak Bibhag, is the national postal operator of Bangladesh. It was established on 20 December 1971, is headquartered in Dhaka and operates as a state department under the ministry responsible for posts and telecommunications. Alongside ordinary letters and parcels it runs Guaranteed Express Post, its domestic express product introduced in 1984, and takes part in EMS, the express service the world's postal operators run between one another.
Because it is the national carrier, a Bangladesh Post number normally covers the postal leg of a journey rather than a private courier network. For an item sent abroad, the post office handles collection, export and the flight, and a partner postal operator in the destination country delivers it; for an inbound item the reverse applies, and Bangladesh Post appears only at the end. Bangladesh Post is a separate organisation from the private couriers that also operate in the country, so a number issued by one of those will not be recognised by the post office.
Ships for: Individuals and businesses posting letters and parcels inside Bangladesh, Senders using EMS and registered mail to and from Bangladesh, Online sellers who ship through the national postal network
Tracking number format: 13 characters in the international postal format: two letters, nine digits and a two-letter country code, ending in BD for an item posted in Bangladesh (e.g. EE123456789BD)
Knowing where your parcel is makes it easier to plan the day you collect it. With 24hTrack you don't need an account on Bangladesh Post's website. Paste the tracking number in the box above and we work out which carrier it belongs to and show you every scan Bangladesh Post has published, on one page.
Official carrier website: bdpost.gov.bd
Almost every Bangladesh Post item checked on the 24hTrack platform uses the international postal format: 13 characters made up of two letters, nine digits and a two-letter country code, for example EE123456789BD. The BD ending marks the item as posted in Bangladesh, and the two opening letters indicate the product, with E used for express items and R for registered mail. A receipt number that does not follow this shape usually belongs to a private courier rather than to the post office.
Bangladesh Dak Bibhag is the Bengali name of the Bangladesh Post Office, so the two refer to the same organisation. Searching in either language leads to the same national postal network, and a tracking number issued under one name is tracked exactly the same way under the other.
Postal tracking records the points where an item is scanned rather than where it currently is, and there can be long gaps between those points. An item sent abroad typically goes quiet from the moment it leaves the country until the postal operator at the destination registers it, which covers the flight and customs. Inbound items behave the same way in reverse. If nothing has been recorded for well over a week and the expected delivery window has passed, the office where the item was posted holds the record of it and is the right place to ask.
No. Bangladesh Post Office is the state postal operator; Sundarban Courier and the other courier firms operating in Bangladesh are separate private companies with their own branches, their own receipts and their own numbering. A number printed on a private courier receipt will not be found in the postal system, and vice versa, so it is worth checking which of the two actually carried your item before deciding where to chase it.
Yes, and the number stays the same for the whole journey. What changes is who reports the events: Bangladesh Post records collection, dispatch and export, and the postal operator in the destination country records arrival, any customs step and the delivery. Tracking most often appears to stall at that handover point, because the two networks publish at different times. Paste the number on the 24hTrack platform to see the events from both sides in one timeline.
Check first whether the item was held for collection at a delivery office rather than brought to the address, since that is recorded as completed once it reaches the counter. Ask others at the address as well, because postal items are often handed to whoever answers the door. If it still cannot be found, go back with the receipt to the post office where the item was posted, or ask the sender to do so: the posting office holds the record and is the only party that can open an enquiry on it.
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