La Poste du Togo tracking

La Poste du Togo tracking

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Togo's postal correspondence system has been operating in the country since it was under the protection of Germany in 1883. At that time the postal service was made up of 4 postal agencies: the main agency in Anecho, the Grand-Popo, and other intermediaries in Agoué and with Denou. With the innovations and modernity of today's world, this company is in charge of carrying out everything related to La Poste du Togo shipping service; letters, documents, postcards, and other packages, covering communication throughout the country and in several countries of the world.

La Poste du Togo package tracking

What is La Poste du Togo?

Although Togo's postal system has over 100 years of history, La Poste du Togo was not formally consolidated until February 28, 1996. It was at that time that the state created the Société des Postes du Togo with the sole purpose of operating the public service of the postal system and all activities and services related to its objective directly or indirectly.
The company currently has a capital of one billion CFA francs, approved by the Executive Director of the company's Board of Directors for the creation of offices, agencies, branches, and warehouses around the country. Thanks to the growth of the Togolese postal company, it is now possible to do Togo Post tracking on any correspondence, post, letter, or package issued under the authority of La Poste du Togo.
Millions of people in the country have been able to thank and take full advantage of all the postal services offered by the company to keep in touch, send any formality or perform any other diligence that deserves the postal services. Likewise, companies and organizations in the country also make daily use of La Poste du Togo to send documents, postcards, and more to other cities in the country and other parts of the world.

How do I track my parcel from Togo? 

La Poste Togo tracking is very easy to do and allows you to know the exact location of your parcel, as well as the status of your parcel; whether it has already been sent, received at the office, or even picked up. To track a postcard sent through La Poste du Togo just go to their official website and locate the tracking section. 
In the tracking section, you will find a field in which you must enter the La Poste du Togo tracking number, whether it is a national or international shipment, and all the information will be displayed on the screen. However, if you have problems accessing the platform to track your package, you can also do so through our website. You must also enter the tracking ID of your package and we will show you what we know about it.

How long does it take for Togo Post to deliver?

La Poste du Togo delivery time has various standards according to the destinations and type of services. In the case of ordinary mail, the main service packages are delivered the day after they have been left at the office. Thanks to software created by the same company, it can calculate its delivery times at the national level. This application uses processed data that allows us to know if there are delays between the point of departure and the destination, elaborating different routes by which the destination can be reached at a determined time. 
In the case of international shipments, these may take a while to be delivered depending on the destination:

  • Benin, Senegal, Ghana, and Gabon - 1 to 2 days
  • USA and France - 4 to 6 days.

For international packages with customs declarations managed by the customer, the delivery times are as follows:

  • Germany, Canada, France, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland - 6 to 8 days.
  • Belgium, United States, and Holland - 5 to 7 days.

Can La Poste du Togo deliver Internationally?

La Poste du Togo delivers to many countries around the world, starting with all the member countries of the Universal Postal Union. It also has partnerships with other postal companies that allow them to receive and send their postal packages to various destinations. 
In addition, La Poste du Togo tracking allows you to know the scale in which your postal package is at an international level. With its extensive online system, you can know and calculate the time of delivery of the package to the destination. It is necessary to consider that the restrictions, rules, and regulations of the customs of other countries could delay the delivery of the packages.

What are the Poste du Togo shipping fees?

La Poste du Togo shipping fees are governed by the categorization of its customers. These can be paid at the time of dropping off the postal package at the office or people can also subscribe for an annual fee of one box at the company. 
Shipping rates may vary throughout the Togolese postal network. The subscription rate for a box in the company is much lower in the interior of the country than in its capital, Lomé. Shipping rates also vary according to the weight of the packages and the destination to which they are going but remain within the average of other international postal companies.
Shipping for a minimum weight of 20 grams costs 1000 CFA ($1.77) and up to 3 kilograms costs 5000 CFA ($8.83) for domestic shipments. For international shipments, the rates are twice as high as for domestic shipments.

How do I contact La Poste du Togo?

The company has several communication channels to meet the needs of all its customers. Through La Poste du Togo contact networks, you can consult any information, consultation, or complaint through the telephone line, (+228) 2221 4403 or by e-mail laposte@laposte.tg. You can use these channels for any information. 
If you prefer you can visit any of the company's offices. The main office is located in the capital city, Lomé. Its address is 23, Avenue Nicolas Grunitzky, 01 PO Box 2626, Lomé, Togo. Also, on the company's official website you can find all the information about the company: its history, services, products, and much more. Go to https://www.laposte.tg/ to find out everything about La Poste du Togo.

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