Track deliveries from major South Korean courier services in one place. Select a courier and enter the tracking number to go to the courier's tracking page.
※ Tracking numbers can be searched 1-2 hours after parcel registration. ※ You can check more detailed delivery information on each courier website. ※ For inquiries, please contact the courier customer service.
This tool is based on South Korean delivery services
Korea's delivery system is one of the most advanced logistics networks globally. Major carriers including CJ Logistics, Hanjin, Korea Post, Logen, Lotte, and KD Express connect the entire nation densely, enabling next-day delivery in most regions. The delivery tracking system updates in real-time, allowing customers to check delivery status anytime. Simply entering a tracking number reveals exact item location and expected arrival time.
CJ Logistics is Korea's largest carrier with the most comprehensive nationwide delivery network. Hanjin is renowned for fast delivery speed and high next-day delivery rates. Korea Post utilizes 3,500 post office networks nationwide, enabling delivery to remote mountain and island areas. Logen specializes in business-to-business logistics (B2B) and large cargo delivery. Lotte Parcel leverages Lotte Group's distribution network. KD Express is widely used by small shopping malls for reasonable prices and stable delivery.
Parcel tracking is very simple. Enter the tracking number received from sellers into the carrier's website or app. Tracking numbers typically consist of 10-13 digits. Using integrated tracking services like Sweet Tracker enables tracking with tracking numbers alone without knowing carriers. When tracking, "pickup" status means the carrier collected items, "trunk loading" indicates movement to logistics centers, and "delivery departure" means the driver started delivery. If tracking fails, wait 1-2 hours after registration before re-checking.
During holidays or major sales periods, volume surges can add 1-2 days. Remote mountain and island areas typically require 1-2 additional days, and Jeju Island requires ship transportation. Incorrectly entered addresses can delay or return shipments, so contact sellers or carriers immediately to request corrections. When delivery fails due to recipient absence, items are stored in unmanned lockers, typically for 5-7 days. For damaged or lost items, preserve photographic evidence and request compensation through customer centers.
Growing environmental protection interest highlights eco-friendly delivery. Many carriers introduce electric or hydrogen trucks to reduce carbon emissions, with CJ Logistics planning to increase electric vehicle ratios to 30% by 2030. Recycled packaging material use is expanding — paper cushioning, biodegradable air caps, and recycled paper boxes reduce environmental burden, and some shopping malls are trying minimal or no-packaging delivery. Box reuse campaigns are active, with programs offering discounts for collecting and reusing used delivery boxes, and convenience stores operating box collection services. Reducing excessive packaging is also important, matching packaging to item size and minimizing unnecessary cushioning. Carbon-neutral delivery services offset delivery-related carbon through tree planting and renewable energy investment, letting consumers choose eco-friendly delivery at no extra cost.
The delivery industry is rapidly evolving. Drone delivery is already in pilot stages, expected to be effective in mountain or island regions, and may expand to urban areas as regulations ease. Autonomous delivery robots are being tested in apartment complexes and university campuses, reducing labor costs and proving especially useful for nighttime or dawn deliveries. Predictive delivery using big data and AI analyzes customer purchase patterns to pre-position products at logistics centers, dramatically cutting delivery times. Blockchain technology transparently records the entire delivery process to prevent loss or counterfeiting, particularly useful for valuable items or pharmaceuticals. Building sustainable logistics through electric vehicle expansion, eco-friendly packaging, and carbon reduction is a core future task, and as consumer environmental awareness grows, eco-friendly delivery will become essential.
The delivery industry actively adopts smart technologies. AI-based delivery route optimization enables faster and more accurate delivery, with real-time GPS tracking revealing delivery driver locations. Parcel reservation delivery services enable receiving items at desired dates and times. Specifying convenient times like before work or after returning home reduces re-deliveries, and some carriers also provide dawn delivery. Unmanned parcel lockers are convenient 24/7 services installed in apartments, officetels, and convenience stores, where items can be retrieved with authentication numbers. Enhanced security ensures safety, enabling contactless delivery. Setting delivery app push notifications provides real-time alerts at each delivery stage, so delivery departure and completion can be immediately confirmed. QR code delivery service is an innovative method for sending items without invoices — at convenience stores, simply showing QR codes automatically prints invoices for easy sending.
With international shopping becoming common, understanding international delivery is necessary. Global express companies like DHL, FedEx, and UPS provide fast delivery but at high costs, while standard airmail is cheaper but requires 2-4 weeks. Using forwarding services saves delivery costs — international forwarding companies collect items locally and send them to Korea collectively, making it cheaper than individual delivery, with tracking also possible on forwarding company websites. Customs and VAT must be considered for international shopping. Personal use items under $150 are duty-free, but exceeding this requires paying customs and VAT; obtaining and using personal customs clearance codes in advance speeds clearance. Customs procedures begin when items arrive at Incheon Airport or ports, typically taking 1-3 days, with customs inspections extending times when needed. Customs progress can be checked on the Korea Customs Service homepage or UNI-PASS app. Purchasing delivery insurance against loss or damage is advisable, especially for valuable items.
When sending parcels, first select appropriate boxes slightly larger than items, with sufficient internal cushioning to prevent damage. Fragile items should have "Handle with Care" stickers attached. Accurate address entry is crucial — writing both road name and old addresses is safer, recipient phone numbers must be accurate, and detailed addresses (building/unit numbers) should not be omitted. Parcel rates depend on box size and weight. Convenience store parcels are limited to under 5kg and 3-side total under 120cm, costing approximately 3,000-4,000 KRW; large or heavy items require using carrier branches or truck services. Parcel registration includes convenience stores, carrier branches, and home pickup. Convenience stores are available 24/7 with discount benefits, while home pickup involves drivers visiting after phone or app requests. Insurance delivery is essential for valuable or fragile items, with premiums approximately 1-2% of item values and compensation available for loss or damage.
When delivery accidents occur, first secure evidence — photograph external and internal box conditions, with damaged items also photographed, and keep delivery invoices received upon completion. Immediately report to carrier customer centers to register accidents. Most carriers enable online reporting on websites or apps, with phone registration also possible, and registration numbers allow tracking of processing progress. Compensation procedures vary by carrier but typically take 1-2 weeks. After investigation, if carrier responsibility is acknowledged, item values or repair costs are compensated, with insurance deliveries compensating within insurance coverage. If disputes remain unresolved, report to the Korea Consumer Agency or Fair Trade Commission. The consumer counseling center (1372) provides free consultation and mediation, with Consumer Dispute Settlement Committee assistance available when necessary. Prevention is the best method — sufficient packaging before sending, insurance consideration, and frequent tracking checks enable immediate response to abnormalities.