Pos Kilat Khusus
The main tracked domestic parcel service. An item is booked at a counter, bagged for dispatch, moved through a mail processing centre and handed to the delivery office that covers the address.
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Check the SMS, email, or order page from your seller or courier. Pos Indonesia formats accepted here include P, a six-digit posting date and seven digits, e.g. P1234560001234; international items use two letters, nine digits and ID, e.g. EE123456785ID.
Type or paste the resi (connote) number into the search box at the top of this page and hit track.
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PT Pos Indonesia is the state-owned postal operator, with roots in the postal office opened at Batavia in 1746 and a counter network that reaches districts no commercial carrier serves. It carries letters, parcels and government mail across more than seventeen thousand islands, and it is the Indonesian member of the Universal Postal Union, so it also delivers the international mail other posts send in.
Enter the resi number from your counter receipt or your marketplace order to follow the published journey of the item. Each line records a scan already filed by a post office, with its time and the office that made it, so the history shows how far the item has actually progressed.
The service booked decides the shape of the journey you see in the scans, so confirm with the sender which product was paid for at the counter.
The main tracked domestic parcel service. An item is booked at a counter, bagged for dispatch, moved through a mail processing centre and handed to the delivery office that covers the address.
A faster city-to-city product for documents and light parcels on the busiest lanes. It travels the same office network but is worked ahead of ordinary mail, so the gaps between scans are shorter.
Outbound items carry a UPU barcode of two letters, nine digits and the country code ID, and pass through the office of exchange at Jakarta before leaving the country for the destination post.
Pos Indonesia delivers the mail other postal operators send to Indonesia. The item keeps the sending post's own barcode, and scans appear here from the point the Indonesian network takes it on.
Heavier and bulkier consignments travel on an economy footing, often by sea between islands. Scans are spaced further apart because the item waits for a sailing rather than a daily road dispatch.
As the designated operator, Pos reaches addresses across the whole country, including districts in Maluku and Papua where delivery depends on scheduled boats and small aircraft.
Pos prints three layouts, and which one you hold depends on where and when the item was booked.
P1234560001234
The letter P, the posting date written as six digits, then a seven-digit serial — fourteen characters in all. This is what a counter receipt and most marketplace dispatches show.
EE123456785ID
Two letters naming the product, nine digits including a check digit, and the two-letter code of the posting country. An item sent to Indonesia from abroad keeps that foreign post's own code instead.
12345678901
Eleven bare digits, printed on older Pos Kilat Khusus labels. Carriers in other countries use the same shape, so check the receipt names Pos Indonesia before assuming the number belongs here.
A marketplace order reference, a booking code or an invoice number will not find the item. Copy the resi exactly as printed, keeping every leading zero, and remove any spaces the receipt adds.
Indonesia spans three time zones and thousands of islands, so distance matters more here than it does for a single-landmass network. The guide below describes typical journeys, not a guarantee.
| Journey | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Within one city or regency | 1 to 2 days |
| Between cities on Java | 2 to 4 days |
| Java to Sumatra, Kalimantan or Sulawesi | 3 to 7 days |
| Maluku, Papua and remote islands | A week or more, depending on sailings |
| International post, each direction | Varies widely with the destination post and customs |
Pos files each scan in Indonesian, and the wording names the office that made it. These are the lines you will see most often.
Track91 provides live shipment status and real-time tracking updates through its carrier integrations. Results may be cached between updates, so check the carrier event timestamps when comparing progress. Track91 is independent of Pos Indonesia. For delivery instructions or help with a missing parcel, use the carrier's official support.
Pos Indonesia Support
Help with Pos Indonesia tracking, delays and deliveries. Select a question to read the answer.
Enter the resi number from your Pos Indonesia counter receipt or marketplace order into the tracking field on this page. Track91 reads the carrier service directly and lists every published scan with its time and the post office that made it, newest first, so you can see how far the item has travelled.
A connote booked at a counter is the letter P, the posting date as six digits and a seven-digit serial, for example P1234560001234. International items carry a UPU number of two letters, nine digits and ID, such as EE123456785ID. Older domestic barcodes are eleven bare digits. Copy it exactly, keeping leading zeros.
A Pos Kilat Khusus parcel between major cities normally moves in a few days, while islands outside Java and remote districts take longer because the item waits for a sailing or a flight. Ask the sender which service was paid for; a tracking timestamp reports a scan that already happened and does not guarantee the rest of the journey.
A connote is created when the counter books the item, and the next line only appears when an office scans it again. An item crossing between islands can sit in a bag for days without a public scan. Compare the newest scan with the service the sender paid for before raising a complaint with the post office.
DeliveryRunsheet means the item has been listed on a postman delivery round at the office named on that line, so it is out for delivery that day. If nobody is at the address the office files a failed attempt instead and the item usually goes out again, or waits at the counter for collection.
Bagging means the office has sealed the item into a dispatch bag and finished with it, and unbagging means the next office has opened that bag. Between the two you may see a manifest line, which records the bag being loaded onto a vehicle bound for the office named on that line.
No. This lookup needs the resi or connote number itself. Check your counter receipt, the shipping label or your marketplace order page, and ask the sender for it if it is missing. A recipient name, a phone number or a street address cannot be used to find an item here.
Note the newest scan, the office named on it and its date, then contact Pos Indonesia with the resi number and those details. The office that made the last scan is the one holding the item. An item bound for an island or a remote district often has a long gap between scans, which is normal rather than a loss.
Yes, once Pos Indonesia takes charge of it. An item posted abroad keeps the sending post number, such as a two-letter, nine-digit and country-code barcode, and scans appear here from the point the Indonesian network handles it. Scans filed by the foreign post before that are not part of this history.
No. Track91 is an independent tracking service with no affiliation to PT Pos Indonesia. We read the carrier published tracking data and present it in one place. For claims, compensation, redelivery or any other account matter, contact Pos Indonesia or the post office named on the most recent scan directly.