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How do I send a letter abroad?
FAQResidential
To send a letter abroad, you need an international stamp: a Europe stamp for European destinations a World stamp for the rest of the world. You can use whatever sort of paper or envelope for your international letter. You can mail your letter by dropping it in one of bpost's Red Mailboxes or drop it off in a Post Office or Postal Point .
How do I prepay my international registered mail?
FAQResidential
Your international registered mail is a priority shipment so you need the following stamps: a Priority stamp for the correct destination (Europe or World) a stamp for Registered Mail You can calculate the price of your international shipment with our price calculator. Not sure which stamps you need? Ask an employee in your Post Office or Post Point.
Can I send and pay for different postcards in one go?
FAQResidential
You can send several postcards in one go. Create your postcards first, add personalised messages and the addresses, then click on 'Close'. The design of those cards will be saved. When you are done, go to 'Follow-up' and tap on the 'Send Multiple Cards' button.
You can also transfer money to your addressee's bank account. An international bank transfer takes longer than a money transfer with Ria Money Transfer. Depending on the time difference in the destination country and the opening hours of the Ria agency, your addressee can pick up the money a few minutes later with Ria Money Transfer.
What is the bpost price to send a parcel abroad?
FAQResidential
If you send goods, they must always be sent as a parcel. The price to send a parcel abroad depends on the weight, size, destination and the options you choose. With bpost you can send parcels of up to 30 kg to more than 220 countries. Make your shipping label online, via the eShop, or go to a Post Office or Post Point.
Can I follow my letter with Track & Trace?
FAQResidential
Currently you cannot follow your letters and cards online with Track & Trace. That is because thy don't have a unique reference number or barcode. You cannot follow priority and non-priority mail sent to destinations inside or outside Belgium. If your mail does have a barcode, for example a parcel or registered Mail, then you can follow it online with Track & Trace.
You can send the following items in Belgium with registered mail with customised insurance: coins gold or silver objects jewellery or other valuable materials securities or bearer bonds Some countries, such as the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, do not accept this service. Ask a Post Office clerk or our Customer Care Centre whether this service is accepted in the destination country.
When you send money with Ria Money Transfer, the addressee can pick up the money a few minutes later. As soon as the recipient has received the transaction PIN code, he or she can pick up the money in a Ria agency. Always take the time difference in the destination country into account and the opening hours of the Ria agency over there.
Which stamps do I use for a letter to a foreign address?
FAQResidential
bpost has stamps for shipments outside Belgium. There are stamps for Europe (EUROPE) and for the rest of the world (WORLD). You can buy them at our Postal office and Postal Points and in our eShop. example EUROPE eShop - stamps EUROPE example WORLD eShop - stamps WORLD The number and type of stamps for your letter sent abroad depends on the size, weight and destination of your letter.
You do not need internet access to make a postcard, but you do need it to send and pay for your postcard. Working offline is handy if you are on holiday at a destination where there is hardly any internet. You make your postcards where and when you want. You then send them when you have access to a mobile network or Wi-Fi. Important: the internet connection must be strong enough to allow you to upload your postcard.
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