Warehouse Consolidation
Parcels from many sellers are received, scanned and consolidated at operation centres in Shenzhen, Shanghai and other export hubs before the line-haul.
Enter your DHLink tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. DHLink numbers are usually Letters + digits, e.g. AUSQH1234567890YQ or LZ454399715CN.
Type or paste the tracking number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
See the current status, every transit checkpoint, and delivery progress in one timeline.
DHLink is a Chinese cross-border logistics platform that carries e-commerce parcels from sellers in China to buyers overseas. A shipment moves through a consolidation warehouse, export customs, an air line-haul, import customs and finally a local delivery partner in the destination country — and each stage files its own scan. Enter your tracking number to see the whole journey in one timeline.
A consolidated air network from China's e-commerce hubs to buyers worldwide, built on postal and commercial last-mile partners.
Parcels from many sellers are received, scanned and consolidated at operation centres in Shenzhen, Shanghai and other export hubs before the line-haul.
Export clearance in China and import clearance in the destination country are both handled on the platform, with each clearance filed as its own scan.
Consolidated freight moves by air, with hand-over to the airline, departure and destination arrival each visible in the timeline.
Delivery is completed by a local partner — a postal operator or a courier such as GOFO Express — under its own consignment number.
Two shapes are common, and both track on the same page. The shape tells you which network carries the final leg.
A letter prefix, a long digit string and sometimes a letter suffix, issued by DHLink's own network.
The international postal format — two letters, nine digits and the origin country code — used when the parcel rides the postal network.
Cross-border transit is set by the lane and the last-mile partner, with customs the usual variable.
7-12 days to the United States and other major markets when the last mile is a commercial courier.
10-20 days when the destination post office runs the final leg, as with LZ…CN postal numbers.
An inspection at either border can add several days; the hold and the release both appear as scans.
The standardised milestones DHLink files against a cross-border journey, in the order they normally occur.
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Dispatched | The parcel has been received and scanned at the DHLink consolidation warehouse in China. |
| Outbound | The parcel has left the warehouse and is moving towards export clearance and the airport. |
| Clearance completed | Customs has released the parcel — filed once for export in China and again for import at the destination. |
| Handover to airline | The consolidated freight has been tendered to the air carrier and is waiting for its flight. |
| Original Leaving | The flight has departed the origin country and the parcel is on its way overseas. |
| Destination Arrived | The parcel has landed in the destination country and is heading into import clearance. |
| Extraction | The last-mile partner has picked the parcel up from the arrival facility. |
| Pending delivery | The parcel is with the delivering office and is out for, or queued for, final delivery. |
| Delivered | The last-mile partner has completed delivery; the scan carries the delivery date and time. |
DHLink Support
Answers to the most common queries about DHLink tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter the tracking number from your order into the box above and press track. Track91 queries DHLink for every scan on record — warehouse receipt, export customs, the flight, import clearance and the last-mile carrier — and lays them out newest first.
Two shapes are common: DHLink line numbers that open with letters and run into a long digit string, such as AUSQH1234567890YQ, and postal numbers in the international format of two letters, nine digits and a country code, such as LZ454399715CN.
Most shipments land in one to three weeks. The parcel is consolidated at a Chinese warehouse, cleared for export, flown to the destination country, cleared for import and then handed to a local carrier — each stage appears as its own scan, so you can see exactly where the time is going.
Long gaps are normal around the flight and customs stages: a parcel can sit several days between the export scan and the arrival scan in the destination country with nothing filed in between. If nothing changes for more than a week after the last customs scan, contact the seller you ordered from.
Original Leaving means the parcel has departed the origin country — the air carrier has flown it out of China towards the destination. The next milestone scan is normally Destination Arrived, filed when the plane lands in the destination country.
DHLink relays scans from Chinese postal and customs systems, and some of those are only published in Chinese. Track91 shows them as filed rather than guessing at a translation, and the standardised milestone scans around them carry English wording.
The last mile is handed to a local partner — a postal operator or a courier such as GOFO Express in the United States. When the partner consignment number is published, Track91 shows it with a link so you can follow the final leg on the partner network too.
No. DHLink answers only to the tracking number, so there is no search by name, phone or address. If you have lost it, ask the seller who shipped your order — their dispatch confirmation carries the number.
No. Track91 is an independent parcel tracking service. We read the status DHLink publishes for your tracking number and present it in a clearer format. For claims, refunds or complaints, contact your seller or DHLink directly.