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How to send parcels between cities in Northern Cyprus

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How to send parcels between cities in Northern Cyprus

Sometimes you need to quickly send a bag, box, or small parcel from one city to another. On Northern Cyprus, few people know that this can be done not only via regular mail or courier services.

There is a convenient, fast, and inexpensive method — sending parcels through bus companies.

How sending works through bus companies

The procedure is very simple:

  1. Go to the terminal of the chosen bus company.
  2. Approach the shipping office and register your parcel.
  3. Hand the box or bag directly to the driver.
  4. The bus departs for the destination city.
  5. The recipient goes to the terminal in their city and collects the parcel.

This is especially convenient for:

  • urgent shipments,
  • large items not accepted by the post office,
  • shipments between nearby cities (Kyrenia → Nicosia, Famagusta → Nicosia, etc.)

Delivery usually takes 1–3 hours, depending on the distance.

Bus companies that handle parcels

Several carriers in Northern Cyprus officially accept luggage and parcels:

  • Itimat
  • Kombos
  • Komtur
  • MLS

Each company has its own city routes, so you can choose the most convenient option.

Cost and delivery times

Cost depends on:

  • departure and destination cities,
  • size and weight of the parcel,
  • urgency.

Prices are usually affordable — much lower than standard courier services.


Alternative — courier services

If you prefer your parcel to be picked up from your home and delivered to the address, you can use local courier companies. They operate door-to-door.

Advantages:

  • complete door-to-door delivery,
  • convenient for people without a car,
  • can send documents, small boxes, purchases, personal items.

Local courier services are fast — usually same-day or next-day delivery.

Courier services within TRNC:

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