David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
What does Sosit în BSI mean on Romania Post tracking?
Sosit în BSI means your item has arrived at the Bucharest International Exchange Office, the hub where inbound international mail is processed and cleared by customs. Parcels from non-EU countries often stay here for a few days while duty and VAT are assessed before they are released for domestic delivery.
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