To track your parcel, you need to take a few simple steps.
1. Go to home page
2. Enter the track code in the field with the heading "Track mailing"
3. Click on the "Track parcel" button located to the right of the field.
4. After a few seconds, the tracking result is displayed.
5. Study the result, and especially carefully the last status.
6. The projected delivery period, displayed in the track code information.
Try it, it's not difficult;)
If you do not understand the movement between postal companies, click on the link with the text "Group by company", which is located under the tracking statuses.
If you have any difficulties with statuses on English language, click on the link with the text "Translate into Russian", which is located under the tracking statuses.
Carefully read the section "Information about the track code", there you will find approximate delivery times and other useful information.
If, during tracking, a block is displayed in a red frame with the heading "Pay Attention!", Carefully read everything that is written in it.
In these information blocks, you will find 90% of the answers to all your questions.
If in the "Pay Attention!" it is written that the track code is not tracked in the country of destination, in this case, tracking the parcel becomes impossible after the parcel is sent to the country of destination / after arriving at the Moscow Distribution Center / Item arrived at Pulkovo / Arrived at Pulkovo / Left Luxembourg / Left Helsinki / Sending to the Russian Federation or after a long pause of 1 - 2 weeks, it is impossible to track the location of the parcel. Nothing, and nowhere. No way at all =)
In this case, you need to wait for a notification from your post office.
To calculate the delivery time in Russia (for example, after export, from Moscow to your city), use the "Delivery Control Time Calculator"
If the seller promised that the package will arrive in two weeks, and the package travels for more than two weeks, this is normal, the sellers are interested in sales, and therefore they are misleading.
If less than 7-14 days have passed since the receipt of the track code, and the package is not tracked, or the seller claims that he sent the package, and the status of the package is "the item pre-advised" / "Received electronic notification"does not change for several days, this is normal, you can read more details by clicking on the link:.
If the status of a postal item does not change for 7 - 20 days, do not worry, this is normal for international postal items.
If your previous orders arrived in 2-3 weeks, and a new package has been traveling for more than a month, this is normal, because parcels go on different routes, different ways, can wait for sending by plane for 1 day, or maybe a week.
If the parcel has left the sorting center, customs, intermediate point and there are no new statuses for 7 - 20 days, no need to worry, the parcel is not a courier who carries the parcel from one city to your home. In order for a new status to appear, the parcel must arrive, unload, scan, etc. at the next sorting point or post office, and this takes much more time than just getting from one city to another.
If you do not understand the meaning of such statuses as Acceptance / Export / Import / Arrived at the place of delivery, etc., you can see the decoding of the main statuses of international mail:
If, 5 days before the end of the protection period, the parcel is not delivered to your Postal office, You have the right to open a dispute.
If, based on the above, you do not understand anything, read this instruction again, and again, until you are completely enlightened;)
(1918-1940)
1 litas = 100 cents
1 ruble = 100 kopecks
1 coupon,
1 litas = 100 cents
stamps per year
alternative address: Lithuania Philatelic Society, Lithuanian Energy Institute, 3 Breslaujos, LT-44403 Kaunas, Lithuania
Lithuania map
Mail development
Early period
Russian rule (1795-1918)
The period of the first independence of Lithuania (1918-1940)
The period of the second independence of Lithuania (since 1991)
Issues of postage stamps
First brands
The first postage stamps of Lithuania (issue "Baltukai") were issued in Vilnius in 1918.
Subsequent issues (up to 1940)
During the period of independence from 1918 to 1940, the Republic of Lithuania issued only 768 postage stamps original drawings. Taking into account errors, typing errors and differences in notching, there are more than 2 thousand varieties of them.
Below are the series of standard stamps that were issued during this historical period:
First standard issue (1919-1920)
It was intended to replace the stamps of the temporary issue of 1918-1919. The basis design stamps of this issue was the image of the state emblem of the Republic of Lithuania. In 1919, stamps were issued in denominations of 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 75 skatics, 1, 3 and 5 auxines. In 1920, additional stamps were issued in denominations of 40 skatics and stamps in 15 and 20 skatics were reissued. In 1922, a new denomination (4 auxinayas) was overprinted on a part of the edition of 75 stamps. In 1922, after the monetary reform, the stamps of the first standard issue were overprinted with a new denomination: 1 cent - on stamps in 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 skatics, 2 cents - on stamps in 50, 60 and 75 skatics, 3 cents - on stamps in 1, 3 and 5 auxinai, 5 cents - on stamps in 4 auxinai, issued in 1922.
Second standard issue (1921-1922)
It is represented by stamps printed in 1921 in denominations of 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 80 skatics, 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 25 and 100 auxinays. In 1922, 4 and 8 auxinai stamps were also issued. The main plots of the stamps of the second standard issue were as follows: a sower (10, 15, 20 skatics, 4 and 8 auxinays), a peasant with a scythe (30, 50 and 60 skatics), a portrait of Gedemin (40, 80 skatics, 1 and 2 auxinai) and stylized image of the state emblem (3, 5, 10, 25 and 100 auxinai). In 1922, after the monetary reform, the stamps of the second standard issue were also overprinted with a new denomination: 1 cent (on a 50 scatik stamp), 3 cents (on 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 scatik stamps), 5 cents (50, 60 and 80 skatics), 10 cents (1 and 2 auxinayas), 15 cents (4 auxinayas), 25 cents (3, 5 and 10 auxinayas), 50 cents (25 auxinayas) and 1 litas (on a stamp of 100 auxinai).
Third standard issue (1923-1933)
The first of the standard issues, denominated in the new national currency. In 1923, stamps were issued in 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 36, 50, 60 cents, 1, 3 and 5 litas. The 50 and 60 cent stamps were subsequently reprinted twice (in 1925 and 1933). The design of the stamps for this issue was dedicated to ethnographic themes.
Fourth standard issue (1927-1933)
It is represented by stamps of two designs: on stamps in cents there was an image of a double cross framed by oak branches, on stamps in litas framed by oak branches there was an image of the state emblem. In 1927, stamps were issued in 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 cents, 1, 3 and 5 litas. In 1929, a stamp of 30 cents was issued and 5 and 15 cents were reissued, in 1930 stamps in 15 and 30 cents were reissued, in 1931 - 2 and 10 cents, in 1933 - 2, 10 and 15 cents.
Fifth regular issue (1934-1936)
It is represented by stamps issued in 1934 in 2, 5, 10, 25, 35, 50 cents, 1, 3, 5 and 10 litas. In 1936, the 2 and 5 cents stamps were reissued in a changed color. The design of the stamps in this series was based on heraldic images and allegorical figures symbolizing the Lithuanian statehood. In 1940, a 2-cent stamp (issued in 1936) was used to issue stamps of the Lithuanian SSR (by applying on it, like other stamps of the Lithuanian SSR, two lines overprinting "LTSR 1940 VII 21").
Sixth standard issue (1937-1939)
At the heart of its design, it had a stylized image of the state emblem. In 1937, stamps were issued in denominations of 10, 25, 35 and 50 cents, and in 1939 - in 1 litas. The 50 cent stamp of this issue was used for the production of stamps of the Lithuanian SSR.
Seventh regular issue (1940) Represented by stamps in denominations of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 35 cents. The design of the series was based on ethnographic motives, in particular, on the 35-cent stamp there was a stylized image of the "iron wolf Gedemin". All stamps of this issue were used for the manufacture of stamps of the Lithuanian SSR.
Period of the Lithuanian SSR
After the incorporation of Lithuania into the Soviet Union in 1940, stamps of the Lithuanian SSR (1940-1941) began to be used on its territory, and later Soviet postage stamps (1944-1990).
Modern Lithuania (since 1990)
After the restoration of independence (1990), Lithuania resumed the production of its own stamps, starting with the series of standard stamps "Angelas" ( "Angelas"), which contained the image of an angel and came out in huge circulation.
Chronology of standard issues of the Republic of Lithuania (since 1990)
First (eighth) standard issue (1990)
Angelas stamps in denominations of 5, 10, 20 and 50 kopecks.
Second (ninth) standard edition (1990 / 91-1993)
"National symbols". In 1991, stamps dated 1990 were issued in 10, 20, 30, 50 and 200 kopecks, in the same year (already with the date of 1991) stamps of the simplified series of 15, 25 and 30 kopecks and stamps of the basic series (also with date 1991) in denominations of 15, 40, 50, 100 and 500 hundredths of the Lithuanian coupon.
In 1993, a new denomination of 100 hundredths of the Lithuanian coupon was imprinted on a part of the circulation of stamps in 30 kopecks, and on stamps in 40 hundredths of the Lithuanian coupon - in 300 hundredths of the Lithuanian coupon.
After the introduction of the litas in 1993, stamps of 10, 20, 30 and 50 kopecks with the date 1990 and 15, 40 and 50 hundredths of the Lithuanian coupon of the 1991 base series were revalued and their denomination began to correspond to a similar denomination in Lithuanian cents (10, 15, 20 , 30, 40 and 50 cents)
Third (tenth) standard edition (1993-1997)
"Vitis". In 1993, stamps were issued with the letter designation of the denomination (A and B), in 1994 - stamps in denominations of 5, 10, 20 cents, 2 and 3 Litas, in 1996 - 40 cents, in 1997 - 50 cents.
Fourth (eleventh) standard issue (1997-1999)
"Double Cross". In 1997, stamps were issued in denominations of 20 and 50 cents, in 1998 - 5, 10, 20, 35, 50 and 70 cents, in 1999 - 5, 10, 20 and 70 cents.
Fifth (twelfth) regular issue (2000-2006)
"Forged crosses". In 2000, stamps were issued in 10, 20 cents, 1 litas, 1 litas 30 cents and 1 litas 70 cents, in 2002 - 10, 20 cents and 1 litas, in 2003, 2004 and 2005 - 10 and 20 cents, in 2006 - 10, 20 cents, 1 litas and 1 litas 30 cents.
Sixth (thirteenth) standard issue (2007-2014)
"Wooden architecture" (with a colored background). In 2007, stamps were issued in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 35, 50 cents, 1 litas, 1 litas 30 cents, 1 litas 35 cents, 1 litas 55 cents, 1 litas 70 cents and 2 litas 15 cents. In 2009 and 2011, the 50 cents and 1 litas stamps were reissued. In 2014, a double denomination stamp was issued, denominated in litas and euros - 5 cents / 1 euro cent.
Seventh (fourteenth) regular issue (2008-2011)
"Wooden churches" (with a white background). In 2008, stamps were issued in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 35 cents, 1 litas 35 cents and 1 litas 55 cents. In 2009 stamps in 10, 20 cents and 1 lit. 35 cents were reissued, in 20011 stamps in 10 cents and 1 lit. 35 cents were reissued.
Eighth (fifteenth) regular issue (2012-2013)
"Musical instruments". In 2012, stamps were issued in denominations of 10, 20, 35 cents, 1 litas, 1 litas 35 cents and 2 litas 15 cents. In 2013 stamps of all denominations were reissued, with the exception of the 2 litas 15 cents stamp.
Ninth (sixteenth) issue (2015)
"Coins with the Vitis coat of arms". The issue was carried out in connection with the transition of Lithuania from Litas to Euros. New stamps are denominated in euros. According to the plan for the issue of stamps for 2015, it was planned to issue stamps of six different denominations. On January 2, 2015, stamps were put into circulation in denominations of 1, 3, 10, 29, 39 and 62 euro cents.
Tenth (seventeenth) issue (2016)
"History of the Vitis coat of arms" ("red" series). In January 2016, stamps were issued in denominations of 1, 3, 10, 29, 39 and 62 euro cents.
Eleventh (eighteenth) issue (2017)
"History of the Vitis coat of arms" ("black" series). In January 2017, stamps were issued in denominations of 3, 10, 39, 42, 94 cents and 1 euro.
Twelfth (nineteenth) issue (2018) "History of the coat of arms of Kolyumna". In January 2018, stamps were issued in denominations of 3, 10, 39 and 42 euro cents.
Other types of postage stamps
Airmail
On May 18, 1934, on the first anniversary of the death of the Lituanica, the original six-stamp airmail issue was made (# C79-C84). The story of this heroic flight and the issue of 1934 dedicated to it formed the basis of the story "Lituanik" (1967) by the Soviet writer Nikolai Vnukov. In 1935, the Consul General of Lithuania in New York arranged the issuance of a special commemorative stamp with an overprint "Oro pastas. Lituanica II. 1935 New York - Kaunas "(# 307), however, it has not been issued.
Local and occupation issues
Philately development
In Soviet times, Lithuanian collectors were united in the branches of the All-Union Society of Philatelists (VOF) - city and republican. Among the various events in which the members of these branches participated and carried out, one can mention the inter-republican exhibitions of young philatelists. Young lovers of stamps from Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Belarus gathered there. The first such meeting took place in Tallinn in 1972, the second in Riga in 1973. The third inter-republican exhibition was held on June 13-29, 1975 in Lithuania, in the M.K. Čiurlionis Kaunas Museum, and was organized by the Kaunas branch of the SAF. Five collections received gold medals, including two of them prepared by representatives of Lithuania: "The feat of our fathers" (N. Marashov and R. Asinavičius, Klaipeda) and "In the world of birds and animals" (A. Lebetkevičius, Vilkaviskis).
In modern independent Lithuania was created Lithuanian Philatelists' Union (Lietuvos Filatelistų Sąjunga, it. Union der Philatelisten Litauens), which is headed by Vygintas Bubnys (lit. Vygintas Bubnys). The magazine has been published since 1993 "Paštas ir filatelija Lietuvoje" ("Post and Philately of Lithuania").
see also
Notes (edit)
- stamps.adie.lt.
- There is a version, including the one voiced in the story of NA Vnukov "Lituanika" (1967), according to which the Lithuanian plane was shot down by the German military over the territory of the Berlinhen concentration camp. (Retrieved November 6, 2010)
- Darius - Girenas / New York - 1933 - Kaunas(English). Glossary of Stamp Collecting Terms - D... AskPhil; Collectors Club of Chicago... Retrieved November 6, 2010. Archived April 12, 2012.
- Scott 2007. Standard Postage Stamp Catalog. - New York: Scott, 2006. (English)
- Vladinets N.I. Postage stamps that were in circulation on the territory of the republics that became part of the USSR. Lithuania (unspecified) . Post office... fmus.ru; Philatelic Museum and Library. - EBook. Retrieved January 3, 2011. Archived February 15, 2012.
- Vnukov N.A. Pink Guiana. Stories. - Ed. 2nd. - M.: Children's Literature, 1976. - S. 84-94. (Retrieved November 6, 2010)
Lithuanian Post on the website site. When added to the personal list, the movement of parcels is updated automatically.
Lithuanian Post is the state postal service of Lithuania, which ensures the delivery of international postal items and domestic correspondence for individuals and legal entities... Also provides urgent services postal service and delivers EMS items. The rates for EMS delivery by the Lithuanian Post will be higher, but this is justified high speed delivery.
The International Postal Regulations strictly prohibit the transfer of drugs, psychotropic or explosive, flammable or other dangerous substances and items in the mail. The website of the Lithuanian Post contains complete rules for forwarding, also related to restrictions on dimensions, weight and attachment of mail.
What are the track numbers of Lithuania Post
EMS shipments and parcels are always assigned a tracking number by Lithuanian Post. Small packages can be unregistered and go without tracking.
The International Postal Identifier consists of an alphanumeric series:
- For small bags weighing up to 2 kg - Rx123456785LT;
- For parcels weighing from 2 to 20 kg - Cx123456785LT;
- For EMS shipments - Ex123456785LT.
The 13-digit track number is encrypted: the type of shipment is in the first letter, the uniqueness of the number is confirmed by the second letter and all the numbers. The last two letters indicate the country of the postal service, for example, RU is the Russian Post, US is the US Post, etc.
Tracking of postal items of the Lithuanian Post
In order not to worry about your shipment from Lithuania and to roughly understand where it is currently, you can track the parcel on the website with a Russian translation of all tracking statuses.
The recipient can make sure that it was sent by the status “Receiving a shipment”. Then the parcels of the Lithuanian Post for processing go to sorting center, where they are distributed and sent to the point of international postal exchange. The consignments of the Lithuanian Post undergo customs clearance and are transferred to the designated postal operator of the recipient country. This is reported by the tracking status "export". And after import, approximately the same path is already passed in the recipient's country. The latest tracking status notifies that the package has been delivered.
Lithuanian Post is a reliable postal operator that has been connecting people all over the world for many years. To guarantee delivery, the customer can check the tracking of Lithuania Post by number or receipt. With its help, the sender or recipient will get rid of the worries associated with the troublesome transfer of goods from abroad. To create a wide network, the group of companies provides postal, logistics services and financial intermediation. Lithuanian Post strives to become the most efficient in the North and in the countries of the Baltic region. The service tries to save customers' time and provide them with quality services. A professional team of employees responsibly makes and carefully checks management decisions.
Every year the company acquires new knowledge and experience, analyzes and evaluates work results and strives to become a leading leader. Lithuanian Post is an active member of society, offering a clear and adequate ratio of price and quality of services. It is an open organization that strives to win the trust of consumers. Thus, affordable services, prices and innovation in day-to-day operations are the direction for improving monthly productivity.
Reliable partner
Tracking postal items of the Lithuanian Post by identifier now becomes convenient after creating account on a service with which you can check the delivery status for free. To check, you only need a track code, which is easy to get - ask the seller, look at the online store or learn from the sales receipt. Creating an account on the portal will make it easy and simple to save postal numbers, track the status of your parcels for free, assigning names to them to avoid confusion. To check the location, you should enter the parcel ID in a special box and find out detailed information about its location. If the delivery status changes, the message will instantly arrive at email specified during registration.
With the help of the Lithuanian Post, the order will be delivered to the address in record time. Online tracking Lithuanian Post parcels by number are necessary for the safety of the goods outside the country. mobile version site will allow you to check information anywhere in the world, wherever you are. Detailed sections will allow you to find information on any issue - delivery status and exact mail address. In case of difficulty or emergencies you can contact the company's specialists using the form feedback... Tracking postal items of the Lithuanian Post by track number is a guarantee that the order will come to you safe and sound.
Deep traditions
Lithuanian Post is the largest postal service in the country, which has gained trust thanks to the company's deep traditions and professional services. A professional team of employees serves more than 800 thousand clients every month. Systematic teamwork, focused on outstanding performance, allows you to achieve a common goal and overcome new challenges. Lithuanian Post strives to become an effective and innovative leader, embodying corporate values. The company offers services that embody simplicity, affordability and reliability. Tracking of Lithuania Post by number postal identifier- product safety guarantee.
