Track Cyprus Post Packages & Parcels

Complete nonsense. You can't ship a parcel from the post office. Must register on a website first that is not possible without cypriot phone number. Good luck for tourists. Also for old people. When its done their amazing page doesn't work anyway. Which overeducateds found this genial system out I don't know but I would wish for them at least 10 years of ore extraction in high heel shoes by a dead herring in hand in the deepest tunnel of a closed copper mine for sure! The workers seem stressed, they are unpatient. Horrible postal service, I have never seen anything like this before.

Cyprus post is third world truly shocking ,waited months for a letter and sent first class truly ridiculous

I wonder why this organization is sill in business. I would agree with every reviewer that they are useless, quite apathetic and should all be given their marching orders. I lived in the UK for 50 years and must say their post office services are second to none. In Cyprus they do not seem to care. It might be the heat or the idiot they have as the head of state!

Letters and parcels disappear quite often. Anything like birthday cards or gifts fail to arrive.

I know pretty well that for a packet reaching your hands, it takes lots of people to involve. However, for helping you and taking actions when a parcel from the UK has arrived since January 15th and have not received it until February 11th...it takes personal involvement. This message aims to thank all personnel in the postal services but more precisely MR MICHAEL GEORGE that got personally involved for helping me even if it wasn't his job. MR MICHAEL GEORGE is a "Postal Superintendent " working in the "Larnaca Office of Exchange" and I would like once again to thank MR MICHAEL GEORGE and remind to all of us that: whenever the system may have gaps, it is the human factor that changes everything. I am foreigner in Cyprus...and lucky that MR MICHAEL GEORGE replied on his phone number. None was replying on the general number 80002000. None was replying on other numbers I found through internet when called. I spent maybe 3 hours for trying to communicate with Larnaca post office. When a public servant and Employee's understanding of the situation reaches the point to feel that involvement is required even beyond his jurisdiction and sphere of duties, these Employees honor the Cypriot and local reputation and add something more than just a valuable and positive review for the Post Services branch of Larnaca. I am obliged and thankful. Writing this review, is the least I can do. If you ever have a positive reaction from any of the public services, please do not ignore it. Inform the community. These Employees deserve it and have to be praised accordingly for illustrating the best of example around us.