Postal Authorities & Philatelic Services
last updated 21 Dec 2003
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Created by Fabio Alarici
Copyright © 2004

21 Dec 2003: A page with local posts has been added! Just click on 'Locals'

Please note that as I don't want anymore spam into my mailbox, I have to put my email address modified here then you will have to remove a part of the text to write to me.

new email address to use: STOPSPAMfabio.alarici@alice.it

Just remove the word STOPSPAM and you have the right address.
(click the link, then open your address book and correct my address).
If you don't remove STOPSPAM I will not receive the message.


It's simply my name, surname plus @libero.it. I'm sorry I have to do this, but this guarantees me that spammers will not be able to fill up my mail box with bad messages everyday. In fact, their programs watch every site on the web and catch up every email address on a webpage. But STOPSPAMfabio.alarici@alice.it is a BAD address so ... I will be free of spam.



I hope you can have a better experience with the new layout. Now pages have been split into single letters, so you don't have to download large files. Go to the bottom frame and choose you letter. Upper and bottom frame will remain, so navigation should be easier. Finally TIMOR has been added to the list, even if it's a provisional address.


ALL the Postal Authorities of the world - ALL their websites and e-mail addresses.

This is a complete list of all postal authorities & philatelic services, worldwide. Listed here are only official Postal Administrations. You won't find info about local stamps. Many of them also have philatelic bureau services online. The description lets you have an idea about contents of philatelic pages while therating gives you an idea of the quality of philatelic resources (this is my personal opinion), andindicates special features for stamp collectors.
Although I try to keep the information about each authority current and complete, it may not be.

I need your precious help.

If you find errors and/or additional info please report them to me - a big "thank you" to all of you being of help.

Every postal authority has (where applicable) :
- a postal website address
- a philatelic website address
- an online shop address
- an email address
- the postal address and telephone/fax number of the philatelic bureau


I also list authorities that are not recognized by UPU : Republika Srpska (serbian Bosnia), S.M.O.M., Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. Postal addresses change frequently, compare this list with those printed on various stamp magazines, most of their addresses are outdated.
This list is constantly updated because of the continuous input from collectors worldwide.
Worldwide new issue updates you can find also on http://www.stampcafe.com/