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Postal service warns of fraudulent e-mails

Shame on Cyprus Post and customs

Deadline approaches for voter registration

The Ministry of Interior announces that the offices of the District Administrations of Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, and Famagusta (Paralimni office) will remain open and will accept applications for voter registration, declarations for voting at an overseas polling station, and responsible st

Send a letter of love in Larnaca

Larnaka's Love Letters: Mailboxes for love letters set up in 30 locations

Larnaca 2030, the organization running for the title of European Capital of Culture, aims to activate the city through love and expression on paper with Larnaka’s Love Letters project.The organization has placed thirty mailboxes at various points in the city and province, inviting citizens of all ag

16,000 children in Cyprus sent letters to Santa this Christmas

In a festive collaboration that spans over a decade, Cyprus Post and CYTA have once again upheld the tradition of delivering children's letters to Santa Claus. Using the post2Santa platform, a total of 16,000 letters were collected this year, each receiving a response.The electronic platform, establ

IPC: Postal efforts to diversify and innovate have allowed them to sustain growth despite global uncertainty

Despite global uncertainty and reduced e-commerce growth, the postal industry shows resilience, as revealed in the IPC Global Postal Industry Report 2022 Key Findings, published today.

Postal strike to delay letters from Santa

New fraud as scammers continue to imitate Cyprus Postal Services – Famagusta Gazette

Scammers are continuing to target the public in Cyprus with cons purporting to be from the Cyprus Postal Services.In their latest announcement, the Post Office has informed the public that the ne

Cyprus Post warns of scam

Cyprus Post has issued a public warning about a new attempt to deceive individuals through Facebook, claiming to sell unclaimed parcels stored in postal warehouses.In an official statement, Cyprus Post highlights that the page named Cyprus Postal Service, bearing the logo of Cyprus Post, is illegal.