David Wang
-Updated on June 24, 2026
What does 'Held at Customs' mean for my Ghana Post shipment?
It means the item is undergoing customs inspection in the destination country. The parcel may be checked, and duties or taxes may be due before release. Customs holds are a common reason a shipment appears to pause for several days.
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