Qatar Post

Send mail and register for a P.O. Box, or arrange parcel delivery, through Qatar Post — the country's sole designated national postal operator since 1950. About Qatar Post: Qatar Post (formerly known as Q-Post) is the state-owned national postal service of Qatar, established in 1950 with the opening of the country's first post office and now operating under Qatar's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. It holds the exclusive mandate for postal services nationwide, running its headquarters at the General Post Office on the Doha Corniche alongside a network of branches across the country, and maintains international dispatch routes to more than 100 destinations worldwide as an active member of the Universal Postal Union — Qatar hosted the UPU's 25th Congress in Doha in 2012. Key Features: Nationwide P.O. Box Network: Qatar's postal system centers on P.O. Boxes as the primary way most residents and businesses receive mail. International Mail and Parcels: Send and receive mail and parcels internationally, backed by direct dispatch routes to over 100 countries. Tracked Premium Services: Higher service tiers include shipment tracking, useful for valuable or time-sensitive parcels. E-Government Postal Services: Qatar Post has expanded beyond traditional mail into digital and e-government-linked postal services as part of the country's broader digital transformation. How to Get Started: Visit a Qatar Post branch to register for a P.O. Box or arrange a mail/parcel service. For sending a parcel, provide the item's details, weight and destination to get service options and pricing. Choose a tracked or untracked service tier depending on the value and urgency of your shipment. Track a tracked shipment online using the reference number provided, via the Qatar Post website. Important Notice: Unlike door-to-door postal systems in many other countries, Qatar's system is built primarily around P.O. Boxes — home parcel delivery does exist but has more limited reach, so international couriers like DHL, FedEx and others remain common alternatives for time-sensitive or high-value shipments.