If you are waiting for a Swiss Post parcel — typically a shipment sent from Switzerland — you can track it right now by entering its consignment number in the tracking box above. You can usually find this number on the sender’s receipt or shipping label. Check the latest available shipment updates, or use the official Swiss Post tracking page if the widget does not return a result.
About this page: CourierTracking.com.pk is an independent tracking website and is not affiliated with Swiss Post. The widget uses a third-party tracking service. Swiss Post handles the shipment and delivery enquiries.
Note for Pakistani readers: Swiss Post (Die Schweizerische Post AG) is Switzerland’s national postal operator, wholly owned by the Swiss Confederation — not a Pakistani courier. You encounter Swiss Post when receiving a parcel sent from Switzerland.
How to track your Swiss Post shipment
- Find the consignment number on the sender’s receipt or shipping label (not the order number).
- Copy the number into the tracking box above exactly as printed, including dots. Remove any spaces added when copying it.
- Select Track and review the available status, scan dates and locations.
- If no result appears, track on the official Swiss Post tracking page, or confirm with the sender that the number is correct and that Swiss Post is the carrier handling your parcel.
Swiss Post tracking number formats
Swiss Post officially documents these consignment-number formats:
- Parcels: 18 digits in dot-separated groups, e.g. 99.12.123456.12345678 (also used for Swiss-Express “Moon” and SameDay).
- Letters: 18 digits in dot-separated groups, e.g. 98.35.123456.12345678.
- International: 13 characters, e.g. AB123456789CH (two letters, nine digits, then CH).
Tracking not working or parcel not received?
No tracking result: Confirm the consignment number with the sender and confirm Swiss Post is the assigned carrier. Note that a label-creation event is not proof of physical acceptance — the first movement scan is the stronger evidence.
Held at customs in Pakistan: Have your CNIC copy, order invoice and payment proof ready in case they are requested.
Swiss Post: company background
Swiss Post (Die Schweizerische Post AG) is Switzerland’s national postal operator, wholly owned by the Swiss Confederation. Its postal service commenced operations on 1 January 1849. It provides universal postal service across Switzerland and delivers parcels to more than 200 countries worldwide.
Swiss Post delivery services
- PostPac Priority and PostPac Economy — domestic parcels.
- Bulky goods Priority and Economy — oversized domestic parcels.
- Swiss-Express “Moon” — express delivery.
- A Mail — letters delivered the next working day, including Saturdays.
- B Mail — letters delivered within a maximum of three working days, Monday to Friday.
- A Mail Plus and Registered — tracked letter services.
- International Express, Practical and Small consignments — a waybill is required for all consignments sent abroad.
Swiss Post support
General helpline: +41 848 888 888 (Mon–Fri 7:30am–6pm, Sat 8am–12 noon; CHF 0.08/min from Swiss landlines). International helpline: +41 848 48 48 47 (Mon–Fri 8am–5:30pm). Address: Post CH Network Ltd, Swiss Post Contact Center, Wankdorfallee 4, 3030 Bern. (Swiss contacts; Pakistani readers call internationally.) The official Post-App tracks and manages consignments.
More courier tracking services
- Courier directory – browse all courier tracking pages.
Frequently asked questions
How can I track my Swiss Post parcel in Pakistan?
Enter your consignment number in the tracking box above, or use the official Swiss Post tracking page.
Is Swiss Post a Pakistani courier?
No. Swiss Post is Switzerland’s national postal operator. Pakistani readers encounter it when receiving parcels sent from Switzerland.
What does a Swiss Post tracking number look like?
Parcels use 18 dot-separated digits (e.g. 99.12.123456.12345678); international shipments use 13 characters ending in CH (e.g. AB123456789CH).
Disclaimer
couriertracking.com.pk is an independent tracking-information website and is not affiliated with Swiss Post.