Taiwan’s post service provider to raise postage rates August 1, first time in 26 years

Taiwan News
Date: 2017/07/31
By: George Liao, Taiwan News, Staff Writer

TAIPEI (Taiwan News)—Across–the-board postage rate increases announced by

Across–the-board postage rate increases announced by Chunghwa Post Co., Taiwan’s post service provider, in June will go into effect on August 1. (phot

Chunghwa Post Co., Taiwan’s post service provider, in June will go into effect on August 1 (Tuesday), marking the company’s first postage rate hike in 26 years.

As a general rule, the rate increase for an ordinary mail service, prompt delivery mail service, and registered mail service will be NT$3 alike.

According to the announcement, for mails under 20 grams, the postage will go up from NT$5 to NT$8 for ordinary mail, from NT$12 to NT$15 for prompt delivery, from NT$25 to NT$28 for registered, and from NT$32 to NT$35 for prompt registered.

However, registered with AR will jump from NT$34 to NT$41, while prompt registered with AR will go up from NT$41 to NT$50, according to the announcement. For printed paper under 50 grams, the postage will go up from NT$3.5 to NT$6 for ordinary mail, from NT$10.5 to NT$13 for prompt delivery, from NT$23.5 to NT$26 for registered, from NT$30.5 to NT$33 for prompt registered, from NT$32.5 to NT$41 for registered with AR (acknowledgment of receipt ), and NT$39.5 to NT$48 for prompt registered with AR.    [FULL  STORY]

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