In Europe, delays occur in the following countries:

• Cyprus
• Iceland (weather conditions)
• Ukraine

Delays may occur in the following countries:

• Canada
• United States of America
• Hong Kong
• China
• Israel
• Saudi Arabia

There may be delays in the processing and delivery of your items on the following European public holidays:

• 17/03: Ireland – St. Patrick’s Day

(No guarantee of completeness)

The following non-European public holidays may cause delays in the processing and delivery of your items:

• 15/02-20/02: Taiwan – Lunar New Year Festival
• 16/02-23/02: China – Spring Festival
• 16/02-17/02: Singapore – Chinese New Year
• 16/02: USA– President’s Day
• 17/02-19/02: Hong Kong – Lunar New Year Festival
• 22/02-23/02: Saudi Arabia – Foundation Day
• 23/02: Japan – The Emperor’s Birthday
• 27/02-28/02: Taiwan – Peace Memorial Day
• 09/03: Kazakhstan – Women’s Day
• 19/03-22/03: Saudi Arabia– Eid Ald Fitr
• 20/03: Japan – Vernal Equinox Day
• 21/03-25/03: Kazakhstan – Nauryz Holiday
• 21/03: Singapore – Hari Raya Puasa

(No guarantee of completeness)

The situation varies from country to country. Due to political changes of power, war or natural disasters, there are also routes that are completely closed. Unfortunately, letter and parcel deliveries are then not possible.

This currently applies to the countries listed here. This list is updated regularly.

• Belarus (remains closed for all business volume – mail and parcels)
• Comoros   
• Haiti 
• Iran
• Laos  
• Mongolia (remains closed for all business volume – mail and parcels)
• Palestine
• Russia (remains closed for all business volume – mail and parcels)
• Tajikistan (remains closed for all business volume – mail and parcels)
• Turkmenistan (remains closed for all business volume – mail and parcels)
• Venezuela
• Wallis and Futuna

Countries with embargo or without active postal service:

• Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
• Libya
• Syria
• Somalia
• South Sudan
• Sudan
• Yemen