Correos Tracking – Track Correos Parcel, Package & Delivery Status
Track your Correos parcel, package, shipment, order, or delivery status online using your tracking number.
Correos Important Details
About Correos
Correos, also known as Correos de España or Spain Post, is Spain’s national postal and parcel service provider. It handles postal items, parcels, domestic deliveries, international shipments, eCommerce orders, returns, and other delivery services across Spain and beyond.
Correos operates through a wide delivery network that includes post offices, mailboxes, parcel services, Citypaq lockers, delivery routes, and digital tools such as the Correos App. Many users search for Correos tracking after sending a parcel from Spain, receiving an online order, waiting for an international shipment, or collecting a package from a post office or Citypaq location.
Correos tracking helps users check whether a parcel has been accepted, is in transit, is being processed by customs, is out for delivery, has had a delivery attempt, is ready for pickup, or has already been delivered.
How to Track a Correos Package
Follow these steps to check your Correos delivery status:
- Find your Correos tracking number.
- Enter the tracking number into the tracking field on Couriers Tracker.
- Click the tracking button.
- Review the latest shipment status, location update, and delivery progress.
- If the result does not appear, check that the number is correct and try again later.
Always copy the tracking number exactly as provided. Avoid adding extra spaces, punctuation, or unrelated order details.
The Journey Your Correos Parcel Takes
Almost every Correos parcel passes through the same four stages. Admitido means Correos has accepted your parcel. Clasificado means it is moving through the sorting network. En reparto means it is out for delivery today. Entregado means delivered.
If nobody is home, the courier leaves a notice and the parcel waits at a Correos post office for pickup — so check for a delivery-attempt update before assuming it is lost. Correos parcels do not show an estimated delivery time, so En reparto is your signal that delivery day has arrived.
Correos Tracking FAQs
What does a Correos tracking number look like?
International postal items use the S10 format: two letters, nine digits, and the country code ES — for example, RR123456789ES. A parcel coming from China keeps its origin code (like CN) until Correos takes over the final leg in Spain. Domestic products like Paq Premium use longer codes, often starting with PQ.
My parcel shows a delivery attempt. What now?
Check the notice the courier left — your parcel is waiting at a Correos post office or Citypaq locker. Bring the notice (or your tracking number) and an ID to collect it.
Is Correos Express the same as Correos?
No. Correos Express is the express-parcel arm, while Correos (Spain Post) is the national postal service. This page tracks Correos postal parcels; express shipments may use different numbers.
