Is there a modern post office in bali that has standard international barcode labels for registered mail (trackable) for sending many small jewelry packets worth $50 each to western countries. Last time I was in Bali I experimented with the Ubud Post office and sent a small package back to Thailand (where I normally stay).The package arrived quicky and safely but had about 20 stamps as they had no ability to print a postage sticker and no bar code label he just wrote a number on the package and gave me a handwritten reciept on a piece of tissue thin paper. Im ok with this primitive way of doing things if the package is safe from internal theft in indonesia and is sent quickly but would like to know if there is another post office in bali that can process small packages for airmail efficiently and safely by international standards.
By the way ems is not an option as the price is too high for a $50 item.
Are small packages sent through the post office generally safe with high chance of arrival?
I usually stay in ubud so I guess Gianyar would be the main hub in that area?
If you have experience good or bad with the Indonesian post office or Bali post office would like to hear your experience or advice etc..
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By the way ems is not an option as the price is too high for a $50 item.
Are small packages sent through the post office generally safe with high chance of arrival?
I usually stay in ubud so I guess Gianyar would be the main hub in that area?
If you have experience good or bad with the Indonesian post office or Bali post office would like to hear your experience or advice etc..
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