Hi Tiffany,

The latest record is: 2026-02-28 23:16 HKG, departure

This "departure" usually has two meanings:

The package has actually left Hong Kong by flight.

The package has only left the Hong Kong processing center and is currently queuing to board a plane.

Considering there are no subsequent records of "arrival overseas" or "overseas customs clearance," the second possibility is more likely—the package is probably still stuck somewhere in Hong Kong or a transit point.

🔍 Possible Reasons

Possibility | Explanation

**Flight Capacity Tight:** Due to the large volume of mail destined for the US, Hong Kong, as a transit hub, sometimes experiences backlogs and delays of several weeks.

**Backlog at Transit Points:** Packages may transit through third locations (such as South Korea, Japan, or Taiwan), but the transit point has not scanned them, or the scan has not been synchronized.

**Arrived in the US but Not Scanned:** Occasionally, packages may arrive in the destination country, but the local post office may have missed scanning or failed to update its system in time.

**Risk of Loss:** Although the probability is low, the possibility of loss gradually increases if there is no update for more than 20 days.

If this is an item you purchased, you need to contact the seller and have the sender initiate an international mail inquiry with China Post using the receipt, and then they will provide you with a solution.

Tracking Number: ZA05185244401
Package Status: In Transit (26 days)
Country: China -> USA
China Post:
2026-02-28 23:16 HKG, departure【HKG】
2026-02-27 17:48 HKG, export customs clearance completed [HKG]
2026-02-25 17:02 Quanzhou City 36205100, the email left [Quanzhou City International Sales Department] and is being sent to [Quanzhou City]
2026-02-25 16:59 Quanzhou City 36205100, the mail has been sorted at [Quanzhou International Sales Department] and is ready to be sent out
2026-02-25 16:36 Quanzhou City 36205100, China Post has received the mail