What does a barcode look like and where can I find it?
There are several bpost barcodes in circulation for parcels. Here are the most common ones.
- 24 digits starting with 3299 or 3232 (e.g. 329998745632147852365873)
- 18 digits starting with 3232 (e.g. 323256984521032569)
- 13 characters starting with two letters (CE, EE, CD, CZ) and ending with two letters (e.g. EE123456789BE)
- 27 characters starting with JJBEA (e.g. JJBEA2356412012365478896541)
The following barcodes are used for registered mail:
- 30 digits for national registered mail, starting with 010 (e.g. 010541288500452621221234567890)
- 13 characters for international registered mail, starting with R (e.g. RA123456789FR)
You’ll find the barcode in the following places:
- shipping label
- receipt
- mailing receipt
- notice of absence (see image)
- confirmation email
- communication from the sender

I can't track my shipment with the barcode, why is that?
This is the case when your barcode starts with the letter “U”. Barcodes starting with “U” are only created to allow shipments through customs. For this shipment, the decision was made to deliver without Track & Trace. This can be the choice of the sender or the recipient when purchasing from the online shop.
Shipments with this barcode are processed like letters and will arrive within a maximum of 5 workdays after customs clearance.
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