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Hongkong Post Resumes Normal Mail Delivery Services to Malta

Service restored following resolution of customs system changes in Malta
Hongkong Post announced on May 16 that postal services to Malta have returned to normal.

The update follows a notification from the postal administration of Malta indicating the resolution of delays caused by the implementation of a new import system by local customs authorities.

The disruption had previously affected the delivery of mail items sent from Hong Kong to Malta.

With the restoration of normal operations, all categories of mail delivery services, including letters and parcels, are expected to proceed without further interruption.

Hongkong Post continues to monitor international postal developments and maintains communication with overseas postal administrations to provide updates on service availability.

Customers are advised to refer to official channels for the latest information regarding international mail services.
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