Name: Main Post Office
Address: Jalan McArthur, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8611, Brunei, BN
Telephone: +673 222 8291

Main Post Office is a post office, located at Jalan McArthur, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8611, Brunei. They can be contacted via phone at +673 222 8291, visit their website post.gov.bn for more detailed information.

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Jalan McArthur, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8611

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Added by Jopie, at 09 December 2015

Monday 7:45 AM – 12:15 PM, 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Tuesday 7:45 AM – 12:15 PM, 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Wednesday 7:45 AM – 12:15 PM, 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Thursday 7:45 AM – 12:15 PM, 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Friday Closed
Saturday 7:45 AM – 12:15 PM, 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Sunday Closed

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Jason McFaden

04 April 2019

I got stoned
Maya Papaya

18 March 2019

It's almost like a little museum, with postal officer uniforms, metal stamp equipment, and more. They also have historical stamps and philatelic offerings (mostly same day covers and collectible sheets).

They sell normal stamps, all with the Sultan's likeness, starting at 10sen.

It was nearly empty with one employee when I visited on a Monday in March 2019. They have some chairs, so it could be a nice little stop and respite from the heat while you're enjoying the city!
Gin Lim

08 November 2018

Believe to be the first version of stamps published in Brunei.
Murhamdilah

29 September 2018

Website not accessible.
Shahrul Anizan

18 September 2018

Small post office, friendly cashier ladies.
Death Dealer

18 September 2018

Friendly service by the counter ladies.
Daniele Intrigila

15 February 2018

i tried calling every station while they are open and no one picks up. trash.
Ellisnguks

11 November 2017

ordered things which are supposedly to arrive in a week but it has been more than a month. too slow please improve
Khaliq Alexander

07 July 2017

Please improve on the speed
MsLegion17

01 February 2017

The most useless, slowest, inefficiency and most importantly laziest postal service service in Brunei. Item arrived at post office now being held because 'could not find address' doubt that. Called the office over 20 times and not even a single person care to pick up the phone. One case I did not receive my parcel for over 2 months, contact the seller and all the seller refund me only to find out my parcel was in the office in their old-man store room when my family members decide check on their stuff at the post office. Address and contact is always available on the parcel itself yet the officers did not even took the time to even send a SMS to the phone or even email.

What on earth are they doing there? Are they even doing their job properly? It'd frustrating when most of the delivery service must go through their post office and wait for another thousand years to received the parcels. If i could choose and pay extra for another delivery service than this trash I would've chose t in the first place.

I'll repeat it again, Brunei postal service is the worst and the most inefficient, slowest and laziest service not only in Brunei but probably in Asia despite being a rich country. What's the use of money when the people in the office don't even use their Brain or effort to do their work. Might as well quit and give chance to the younger generation for change. I wish I didn't have to give a star too in this review.

Such of waste of time with these kind of people.
Asha'arie Ahmad

15 December 2016

Ordered my stuff on 27th November from the US using USPS (which said eta 8 to 10 days), reached and departed from singapore on 6th December, now is 14th December and I still havent got my stuff. No way its the Customs?? DHL took me 5-7 days (same category item). USPS Brunei is whack yo. Not the good kind
Twinklee Bell

17 October 2016

I guess the speed post need more improvements where it is not speed enough and takes 3 to 4 days to receive it, even from bsb to bsb.
Nurhafizah Abdullah

28 June 2016

In all honesty, I believe that the Brunei postal service still needs a lot of improvement. For example, the EMS can sometime takes up to 4 to 5 days, which I wouldn't consider as speedy enough.

In countries like the US and Malaysia (which are very big countries) for example, they can get the parcels delivered to their destinations within 24 hours, and that's going over the oceans. Even parcel that is brought to the post office at night in Kuala Lumpur can reach Sarawak by noon the very next day. In the US, when we pay for courier services, they can keep their word. Parcels from the US can reach Brunei in 4 days. If you're lucky, sometimes even 3 days.

Now, a very small country like Brunei should by right be able to get parcels delivered within 24 hours. Maximum 2 days. Otherwise customers should be given the "your money back" guarantee. We pay $4 for a slow service? Well, I think that's just not fair!
Azlan Kay

16 December 2015

The post office is really outdated! Seriously! Their website is not connected to their storage database!! It's impossible to track anything. How can you ensure your customers' belongings are safe?? The post should be updated with proper computers to do their job. Post office nowadays are more geared towards online shopping, come on people. Their website looks ancient and they don't even have an email posted in the website to contact!