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Emirates Post launches a range of online services
DUBAI — Emirates Post has announced that its website (www. emiratespost.ae) has been enhanced to offer a wide range of postal and non-postal services, backed by a secure online payment system.
According to Emirates Post, users can after registering online pay Dewa and Sewa bills, Sharjah Traffic Police and Sharjah Municipality fines, track parcels and registered items and calculate postal tariffs.
In addition, they can reserve, renew and pay for P.O. Boxes and view list of approved applicants for Shaikh Zayed Housing Programme, among other services.
The website also allows people to form their own utility bill management system online by registering with an electronic P.O. Box which enables people to select the bills they want to pay online and get updates on latest transactions, due date, bill information and notification of incoming registered mail, Emirates Post added.
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