Tajik Post Tracking, Delivery & Contact Info

Tajik Post is the state-owned national postal operator of Tajikistan, responsible for letter post, parcels, EMS and related financial services across the country. Created as a separate enterprise in 1991 after the collapse of the USSR, it continues a postal tradition that dates back to the early Soviet period and now runs hundreds of urban and rural offices nationwide as Tajikistan’s designated Universal Postal Union operator.

How to Track Tajik Post Package (Where is my Tajik Post package?)

Track Tajik Post Package & Parcel Here

You can track many Tajik Post items using the official website and EMS references. Enter the tracking number from your receipt or label, then follow status updates such as acceptance, dispatch, transit and delivery for letters, parcels and EMS shipments.

1. Open the official website at tajikpost.tj in your browser.
2. If the site opens in Tajik or Russian, use any available language switcher (e.g., “EN”) or your browser’s translation feature to navigate the menus.
3. Look for sections labelled “EMS Tajikistan”, “Online services” or similar wording; Tajik Post and EMS Tajikistan provide international express services with trackable articles to more than 200 destinations.
4. When a tracking form is available, enter the full tracking number from your receipt or label (for example, EE123456785TJ, RR123456785TJ or CP123456785TJ for EMS and registered items).
5. Submit the form to view the latest events, such as posting at a local office, processing at the international exchange centre, customs handling and delivery or attempted delivery.
6. If you do not find an online tracking form or your number is not recognised, contact your local post office or the central office with the tracking number; staff can check the internal systems for EMS Tajikistan and registered items.

Tajik Post Delivery Times & Schedule

Tajik Post delivery times vary with destination, transport routes and the service chosen. Within Tajikistan, letters and newspapers are generally delivered up to six days a week in major cities and regional centres, while many rural areas receive mail three to four days per week. EMS Tajikistan, the express arm of Tajik Post, advertises delivery to many international destinations in roughly 8–10 days, while recent reports indicate that ordinary parcels to some countries (for example, Russia) may take 30–50 working days depending on flight capacity and operational constraints. Actual transit time can be longer if customs clearance, security checks or local hand-over processes are involved, so customers should treat published times as estimates rather than guarantees.

Tajik Post Weekday Hours: As a state enterprise, most Tajik Post branches broadly follow standard government office hours in Tajikistan, typically around 08:00–17:00 from Monday to Friday, with a midday break. Exact opening and closing times can vary by city, district and individual branch, so it is best to confirm locally or by calling the relevant office.

Tajik Post Weekend Hours: Many post offices either close completely on weekends or operate only a short Saturday schedule (for example, a few hours in the morning or early afternoon), while Sunday is usually a non-working day. Weekend availability is highly location-dependent, especially outside Dushanbe, so always verify with your nearest branch or through Tajik Post’s official contacts before visiting.

Tajik Post Contact & Customer Service Info

Tajik Post customers can get help via the central office in Dushanbe, regional postal centres and local post offices, supported by phone, email and social media channels. These contact points handle questions about tracking, EMS, tariffs, delivery delays, PO boxes and general postal regulations.

• Phone number: +992 (37) 223-01-09 (main line), additional central numbers +992 (37) 221-23-58 and +992 (37) 221-30-82
• Email: [tajikpost@gmail.com](mailto:tajikpost@gmail.com)
• Mailing Address: State Unitary Enterprise “Tajik Post”, 1 Qutbi Kirom Street, 734012 Dushanbe, Tajikistan
• Social Medias:
  – Instagram: @tajikpost (official “Post of Tajikistan” page)
  – Additional links (Facebook, YouTube, Telegram) are accessible through the icons and links on the official Tajik Post website.

Tajik Post FAQ

Is there a Tajik Post location or branch near me?
Yes. Tajik Post operates several hundred post offices and postal units across Tajikistan, including a dense network of branches in Dushanbe and regional centres. To find a nearby office, start with the official Tajik Post website or contact page, then call the central numbers to ask for the address and hours of the branch in your city or district. Local guides such as the Dushanbe post-office index lists also show many branch addresses and phone numbers.

Can Tajik Post ship or deliver to a PO Box?
Tajik Post provides traditional post-office boxes and mailboxes at many urban post offices, allowing customers to receive letters and some parcels to a fixed postal address instead of a street location. This is especially useful where home delivery is irregular or unavailable. Availability and size of boxes differ by branch, and larger parcels or EMS items may still require counter collection with ID, so check the rules at your local office.

Does Tajik Post have a mailbox/PO box rental?
Yes. PO box (post-office box) rental is typically offered at main post offices and selected district branches. Customers usually complete an application, present identification and pay an annual fee set by the Communications Service under the Government of Tajikistan; tariffs are periodically revised (for example, general postal tariffs have risen by around 10% in recent years). Because prices vary with box size, location and current regulations, the most reliable way to confirm cost is to contact your nearest Tajik Post office or the central office in Dushanbe.

Can I pick up Tajik Post package?
In many situations you can. If an international or registered item cannot be delivered to your address, Tajik Post may leave a notice or inform you by phone. You can then visit the indicated post office or the international mail centre with your tracking number, notice and passport or national ID. Staff will check whether your shipment has arrived and cleared customs (if applicable) before handing it over. EMS Tajikistan parcels are also normally collected at designated offices when home delivery is not possible.

What time does Tajik Post open? (Tajik Post Opening Hours)
Most Tajik Post offices follow the common public-sector schedule in Tajikistan, opening in the morning around 08:00 and closing at about 17:00 from Monday to Friday, often with a lunch break around midday. Some busy offices may open slightly earlier or later, and a few provide shortened Saturday service. Because there is no single nationwide timetable, always verify the exact hours for your branch by phone, in person, or through local business directories.

Does Tajik Post deliver or pickup on Sunday or Saturday?
Tajikistan’s standard working week runs Monday to Friday, and these are the main days for sorting and delivery. In many areas, post is delivered up to six days per week, but counter services and local delivery rounds on Saturdays are limited and location-dependent; some branches open only a few hours, while others close entirely. Sunday and public holidays are generally non-working days for both offices and delivery, so time-sensitive mail should be posted early in the week.

Does Tajik Post offer international delivery and tracking?
Yes. Through EMS Tajikistan and international mail exchanges, Tajik Post sends letters and parcels to over 200 countries and territories. EMS shipments typically take around 8–10 days to many destinations, while some standard parcels—especially to Russia—have recently been estimated at 30–50 working days in certain cases. Tracking usually relies on the EMS format codes ending in “TJ” and partner-country tracking systems after departure.

How can I find Tajik Post postal rates?
Tariffs for domestic and international services, including EMS Tajikistan, are published on official channels and referenced in public communications. Asia-Plus, for example, lists zone-based EMS prices for 1-kg parcels and notes that tariffs are updated over time. Because Tajik Post’s website structure and documents may change, the safest approach is to consult the latest tariff tables on tajikpost.tj, call the central office, or ask staff at your local branch for the current price lists.

Why is my Tajik Post parcel delayed?
Delays can result from limited flight capacity, customs backlogs, incomplete documentation, or temporary suspensions of service on certain routes (for example, the 2024–2025 pause and later resumption of mail exchange with Russia). In such cases, parcels may remain in transit or at the international exchange centre for weeks. If tracking or the posting receipt shows no progress for a long time, contact Tajik Post with full shipment details so they can investigate with partner operators and customs.

How do I contact Tajik Post about a missing or stuck shipment?
Gather your tracking number, mailing receipt and any customs forms, then contact Tajik Post via the central phone numbers or email [tajikpost@gmail.com](mailto:tajikpost@gmail.com). Provide the sender and recipient addresses, posting date, service used (letter, parcel, EMS) and a description of the contents. For international items, staff may open an inquiry with the partner post. You can also visit a main post office in person—especially in Dushanbe or regional centres—for more detailed assistance.

Summary
Tajik Post is Tajikistan’s national postal network, offering domestic mail, international parcels, EMS and PO box services through a large network of branches. Use the official website and EMS tracking numbers to monitor shipments, check estimated delivery times, and rely on central phone, email and local post offices for up-to-date information on tariffs, delays and collection options.