David Wang
-Updated on June 26, 2026
Why is my Costa Rica Post tracking not updating?
Long gaps with no new scan usually mean the item is still in transit or sitting in a customs queue, not that it is lost. Confirm you typed the full 13-character number, allow time for the first scan after posting, and remember that direct parcels from Asian platforms can take 15 to 45 business days, during which tracking may not refresh.
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