You will have to wait a long time ,from HK to Ghana?
There is no direct flight from HK to Africa,possibly from HK to UK/Europe then to Africa.
Lease or borrow someone else laptop,you will be waiting for a long time !
Do you reckon people are still in the flapping dark ages?
Flights including freight fly HKG-DXB-ACC. That is
HongKong-Dubai-Accra. Dubai is the capital of the United Arab Emirates and Accra is the capital of Ghana. Offhand I can think of 3 airlines that fly that route.
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good to know,so why not ask DHL what is the delay?
My USPS priority intl to HK usually takes 7 days ,thats years ago with no Sars or Cov/
Hk to Middle East to Africa is not direct flight from HK to Africa.
Off hand,I cant think of any commercial or freight flight going from HK to an African country direct.,not even S Africa or Egypt
People who have time and interest to see UK back then would work as courrier,they get paid to deliver important documents from US to London ,hop on a plane with carry on luggage only,deliver the documents ,and come back the next day or two,overnite lodging and meals are paid for.
People who have time and interest to see UK back then would work as courrier,they get paid to deliver important documents from US to London ,hop on a plane with carry on luggage only,deliver the documents ,and come back the next day or two,overnite lodging and meals are paid for.
Good times then. Good times. It was also possible to fly from Australia or New Zealand as a courier. Cost me $108 return for a flight from New Zealand. Gave the envelop to whoever, then watched a match of Premier League Football/soccer. Flew back 30 hours later.
eBay was tame in those days.
Regarding that other post, the freight goes with Emirates via their hub of Dubai. Or on a bad day, from. HKG via ADD - ACC. This flight is with Ethiopian Airways via Addis Abba on to Accra. You never get coffee on that flight.
A DHL tracking stuck on 'Clearance Event' is possibly being delayed pending info from the sender.
Check with your sender to see if they included the correct paperwork, i.e., an invoice showing the device's value.
As you rightly said, this sort of clearance event should occur at the destination, but I've heard cases of these happen beforehand.
If your sender did not leave their correct contact details on the form, DHL might have trouble reaching them. You might have to contact DHL Australia, and they should help you chase it up.
Good luck.
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