Cross-Border Shipping
End-to-end parcel movement from the merchant warehouse through origin processing, international air transit, and handoff to a vetted last-mile carrier in the destination country.
Enter your Passport Global tracking number to view shipment status, transit checkpoints, and delivery progress.
Passport Global tracking
Get live status and transit history.
Three quick steps — free, no login required.
Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Passport Global numbers are usually PG prefix + digits + 2-letter country code, e.g. PG12345678901AU.
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.
Passport Global powers international shipping for direct-to-consumer brands, moving parcels from US origin facilities through customs clearance to in-country partner carriers in more than 200 countries. Every shipment carries a PG tracking number with door-to-door visibility and duties handled upfront.
Passport combines cross-border logistics, compliance, and localized delivery into one managed service for online stores.
End-to-end parcel movement from the merchant warehouse through origin processing, international air transit, and handoff to a vetted last-mile carrier in the destination country.
Delivered Duty Paid checkout with accurate landed-cost calculation, so parcels clear destination customs without surprise fees for the recipient.
Real-time tracking pages in the merchant's own branding, covering every leg from order receipt and export preparation to customs clearance and final delivery.
A diversified network of domestic carriers performs final delivery in each destination market, with the partner name and local tracking reference published on the tracking page.
How to recognise a Passport Global tracking number and where to find it.
e.g. PG12345678901AU
Passport Global tracking numbers begin with the letters PG, followed by a numeric shipment identifier, and end with the 2-letter code of the destination country (AU for Australia, GB for the United Kingdom, DE for Germany, and so on). Your number is included in the shipping confirmation email from the online store you ordered from.
Typical door-to-door transit times after the parcel leaves the US origin facility.
Around 5–8 days including customs clearance and last-mile delivery by the in-country partner carrier.
Around 8–12 days depending on flight availability, destination customs processing, and remote-area delivery schedules.
What the most common tracking updates actually mean.
The store has shared your order with Passport, but the parcel has not reached the origin facility yet. The delivery estimate appears after the first Passport scan.
Passport has the parcel at its origin processing center and is consolidating it for the international flight. This stage usually takes 2–4 days.
The parcel is on its way by air, has landed in the destination country, and has been collected from the airline for customs presentation.
Destination customs inspects and releases the parcel then it is sorted for delivery with the in-country partner carrier, whose name and local tracking reference appear on the tracking page.
Passport Global Support
Answers to the most common queries about Passport Global tracking, delays, and deliveries.
Enter your Passport Global tracking number (it starts with PG and ends with a 2-letter country code) in the Track91 search box above. We fetch the live status, full transit history, customs events and the last-mile carrier details instantly.
Passport Global tracking numbers start with the letters PG, followed by digits, and end with the 2-letter code of the destination country — for example PG12345678901AU for a parcel headed to Australia. The number is shown in your order confirmation email from the store.
Most Passport Global cross-border parcels arrive within 5–12 days of leaving the origin facility, depending on the destination country, customs processing and the local last-mile carrier. Delivery to remote areas can take a few days longer.
Tracking typically pauses while the parcel is in the air or waiting for customs clearance, which can take 2–5 days with no new scans. If nothing changes for more than 7 days after export, contact the store you ordered from or Passport support with your tracking number.
It means your parcel has arrived in the destination country and local customs officers are reviewing it before release. Most parcels clear within 1–3 days. If duties or taxes are due, the last-mile carrier will contact you before delivery.
Track91 needs the PG tracking number. Without it, check the shipping confirmation email from the store, or log in to the store account you ordered with — the tracking link there opens your branded Passport tracking page directly.
This status means Passport has your parcel and is preparing it for international export. It usually moves within 2–4 days. During peak season it can take longer. If it has been over a week, contact the merchant with your tracking number.
Passport hands the parcel to an in-country partner carrier for final delivery. The partner name and its local tracking number appear on your tracking page under the last-mile delivery section once the parcel reaches the destination country.
The store has shared your order details with Passport, but the physical parcel has not reached the Passport origin facility yet. The estimated delivery date appears once Passport receives and scans the package.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking tool that fetches live status for your Passport Global shipments. For shipping issues, claims or address changes, contact the store you ordered from or Passport Global support directly.