

When sending valuable or important documents domestically or internationally, Registered Post provides an added layer of security and peace of mind.
Key Benefits:
Enhanced Security: Ideal for protecting your critical documents.
Proof of Posting: Receive an official receipt confirming your article was sent when lodged at the counter.
Unique Tracking: Every article is assigned a unique identification number for our Track and Trace system.
International Tracking: Tracking availability varies by destination. Please ask our staff at the counter to verify if your destination country supports step-by-step tracking events.
Built-in Compensation: Includes coverage for loss or damage up to $100 (30 SDR) for standard registered deliveries.
⚠️ Important Lodgment Notice:
To receive your proof of posting and official receipt, all Registered Post articles must be lodged over the counter at our main Matafele branch, or at one of our four Savai'i district post offices (Salelologa, Fagamalo, Siliua, or Asau). Articles dropped into street posting boxes will not receive a proof of posting receipt and may experience processing delays.
If you have any questions regarding Registered Post, please contact our Customer Support Center at +685 27640 (Extension 114 or 117), or message us directly through our [Contact Page].
Person-to-Person Delivery Policy
To ensure maximum security, Person-to-Person articles are delivered directly to the named addressee, with the following exceptions:
Minors: If the addressee is a minor, the article may be delivered to a parent or legal guardian.
Authorized Representatives: Delivery can be made to a nominated person if the addressee has provided prior written authorization to Samoa Post.
Discretionary Adjustments: If physical delivery to the addressee is impractical, alternative arrangements may be made at Samoa Post's sole discretion.

CUSTOMER SERVICE
PHONE + 685-27640 EXTENSION 120AND 114
MAIL OPERATION
PHONE + 685-27640 EXTENSION 116 AND 117
FINANCE AND HUMAN RESOURCE
PHONE + 685-27640 EXTENSION 113 AND 119