Frequently asked questions and answers
Parcels in Slovenia usually arrive at their destination the next business day after collection. In Europe, standard delivery times for neighbouring countries are 24 to 48 hours. For more distant European countries, delivery takes between 72 and 120 hours. GLS delivers parcels from Monday to Friday, usually in the morning (08:00 - 14:00). If you are expecting a parcel from abroad, check with international tracking.
Parcel tracking is available on this website. Simply enter the parcel number from the tracking link. If you are expecting a parcel from abroad, check with international tracking.
The code for the ParcelShop consists of the postcode and the branch partner. Check the exact location of the ParcelShop on the map.
It is the parcel sender who decides whether you will receive a message by e-mail or by SMS, or whether the courier will call you before delivery. If the sender does not request these services, GLS is not obliged to inform you. When the courier is at your address, s/he will ring the doorbell.
It is the parcel sender who decides whether you will receive a message by e-mail or by SMS, or whether the courier will call you before delivery. If the sender does not request these services, GLS is not obliged to inform you. When the courier is at your address, s/he will ring the doorbell.
If you notice external damage on the parcel, such as a hole in the box, you can refuse to accept it or you can check the contents with the courier. The courier will record this in the damage record and you will confirm it.
If you accept a parcel that looks to be undamaged but you later discover when you open it that the contents are damaged, please report it to the sender. GLS cannot and should check the contents of accepted parcels. The confidentiality of delivered parcels also applies to GLS.
