Local mail and parcels
MaltaPost carries postal items across Malta. Tracking availability depends on the service and barcode used.
Enter your MaltaPost 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. MaltaPost numbers are usually 2 letters + 9 digits + 2 letters, e.g. RR123456789MT.
Type or paste the postal barcode 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.
Follow tracked mail and parcels handled by MaltaPost, Malta’s postal operator. Its network covers local and international mail, parcels, courier services and collection options.
MaltaPost carries postal items across Malta. Tracking availability depends on the service and barcode used.
Follow eligible incoming and outgoing postal items. Partner operators may supply some cross-border updates.
Eligible items may use MaltaPost’s Easipik collection network. Check MaltaPost for collection instructions.
MaltaPost also offers local and international courier services with service-specific delivery options.
Find the reference on your posting receipt or dispatch confirmation. The supported format has two letters, nine digits and two letters, such as RR123456789MT. International items entering Malta may have another country suffix.
Delivery times vary by service and destination. International transport, postal handovers and border clearance can affect the journey. Refer to MaltaPost’s current service information and the sender’s dispatch details for an expected window.
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Answers to the most common queries about MaltaPost tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter the postal barcode from your posting receipt or sender confirmation on this page. Track91 shows the available MaltaPost movement history in time order. For delivery changes, payment or customs declarations, use MaltaPost’s official website.
A supported postal barcode has two letters, nine digits and two final letters, for example RR123456789MT. Incoming international items may end in another country suffix. Check the barcode on your receipt or dispatch message rather than a shop order number.
Delivery time depends on the postal service, origin and destination. International handovers and border processing can add time. Use the service details from the sender and MaltaPost’s current guidance for an expected window; tracking events do not guarantee a delivery date.
New updates appear when the item is scanned or a processing milestone is recorded. An item can remain at a sorting centre or border agency between scans. If the expected delivery window passes, contact MaltaPost or the sender with the postal barcode.
The item is with the border agency for clearance checks. The reason attached to a movement can provide more detail, such as awaiting presentation to border security. This status does not by itself mean a payment is due; check MaltaPost directly for any required action.
Track91 needs the postal barcode to request MaltaPost movement records. Look on your posting receipt, dispatch email or retailer account. If you cannot find it, ask the sender for the tracked postal reference or check with MaltaPost about the service used.
Read the latest movement and compare it with the delivery expectation for the service purchased. Customs clearance and international partner handovers may take additional time. Contact MaltaPost or the sender if the item is overdue; they can investigate or advise on next steps.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking service and is not affiliated with MaltaPost. MaltaPost manages its postal network, delivery options, customer service and claims. Contact MaltaPost directly for changes to a delivery or questions requiring access to its operational records.