When ordering from AliExpress, delivery tracking in China is often not smooth. You may rest for a day or two and then move. If you choose Aliexpress Standard Shipping, this is how to track the delivery.
(I don’t know if other shipments can be tracked as I haven’t checked.)
We will omit the detailed explanation of delivery confirmation within the AliExpress site. ^^;
Basically, it can be tracked in the form above. The Aliexpress Standard shipping tracking ID appears in small text at the top right. Track your ship or plane with its tracking ID.
This is a site where you can track sea and air import information using tracking numbers.
expressWeb (actcore.com)
expressWeb
exp.actcore.com
You can track your account even if you do not register separately.
If arriving by ship, select sea import. If arriving by plane, select air import, enter the tracking number, and click inquiry. Even if the delivery information is missing in China, tracking is possible once on the ship.
The ship departure date and Korea port arrival date are updated. ^^;
You can use ship lights to track the ship, but no matter how slow it is, it doesn’t seem to have much meaning because it enters our country the day after departure. Just knowing the ship’s schedule will be enough.
(To use the example above, it is a passenger ship called NEWGRANDPEACE. It is a liner that makes round trips 3 times a week, so I checked the schedule and found that there was no point in tracking the ship. It was just a matter of a slight delay in departure/arrival, so if you ordered from Ali, it would take at least a week. It’s more than that, and I think it usually takes 2 weeks, but if it’s late, it takes a month, so I’m giving up half way ^^;)
It seems like you know a lot about customs clearance information ^^; I omit it.
unipass.customs.go.kr/csp/index.do
National Customs Comprehensive Information Network Service
Exchange rate information Export and import exchange rate information table by country
unipass.customs.go.kr
After customs clearance is completed, post office delivery tracking is also omitted.
www.epost.go.kr/main.retrieveMainPage.comm
Internet post office
Postal Customer Center 1588-1300 Weekdays 09:00~18:00 Saturdays 09:00~13:00 Overseas Customers 82-42-609-4295 Weekdays 09:00~18:00 Closed on Saturdays and public holidays
www.epost.go.kr
If you get to this point ^^; You can receive the item.
Sometimes items are lost in China, and fortunately, there are cases where they come into the country by ship. This was an explanation for more detailed tracking in various situations. ^^;
Although he looks like a patient ^^; It would be fun to go shopping and be annoyed while waiting for it to arrive ^^;
Have fun shopping… That’s it for now.