If you need to use SAPO delivery services, they will provide you with a South African Post tracking number, which you may use to check your delivery progress at any time on your computer or cell phone by visiting the South African Post’s main web page.
In South Africa, how can I monitor an overseas package?
Tracking your packages from South Africa is possible using mobile browsers and the Trackingmore APP. Enter your tracking number and click “Track,” and all the tracking information you require will be displayed for a few seconds. As a result, you can simply track deliveries from South Africa anytime and wherever you want.
How long does it take for shipments to clear customs in South Africa?
Approximately five days. The time it takes for exported and imported products to clear South African customs might range from a few minutes to five days. These are simply rough averages, and as previously said, these times can be influenced by a variety of variables that may delay down the customs process.
What is the customs clearance fee in South Africa?
Customs clearance (Handling fee): All incoming shipments are subject to an R50,10 handling cost, and all other postal products are subject to an R25,85 handling fee. The Post Office charges this fee to cover the costs of clearing the parcel/postal item on behalf of the addressee.
How can I get in touch with a customs parcel in South Africa?
If you have any further SARS Customs questions, please call the SARS Contact Centre at 0800 00 277 or visit your local SARS Branch Office.
What is the procedure for customs in South Africa?
Flat-Rate Evaluation. In addition to the duty-free limit, you may choose to pay a flat-rate of 20% customs duty on products purchased overseas or in any duty-free shop. The total worth of these extra things, whether new or old, cannot exceed R20,000 per person or R2000 for crew members.
