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GPOC issues Christmas posting deadlines
The Christmas Season is here and with the deadlines already in place, the Guyana Post Office
A section of GPOC’s main office during the Christmas season last year (File Photo)
Corporation (GPOC) is working to provide efficient service for members of the public. Against this backdrop, the Corporation is advising that persons should utilize its services in a timely manner.
GPOC has informed that persons sending overseas mail should do so by December 12, while those posting domestic mail are advised to do so before December 18 to ensure timely delivery.
The post office service has also reminded persons to ensure that the items are correctly addressed and affixed with a return date.
Mail sent by the stipulated deadlines stand a better chance of reaching their respective destinations by Christmas Day.
The last update from GPOC indicates that the domestic postage rate for the first 20 grams is $80; while Caribbean postage is $130. Packages for Central, North and South America stand at $150. The rate for Great Britain is $160 while Asia, Africa, Europe and Australia’s postal rates are $200.
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