Maldives Post has relocated its postal services in Kulhudhuffushi City to the first and second floors of the Seena Building on Bandara Magu, while introducing its new PikPost parcel collection service to improve customer convenience.
The new post office is located near the Shaheed Corporal Hussain Adam Memorial and began operating with the launch of PikPost on 26 July 2026. The relocation is part of Maldives Post’s efforts to modernise postal operations and enhance the customer experience for residents using mail and parcel services.
PikPost allows customers to collect parcels without waiting in queues. Once a parcel is ready, customers receive a notification from Maldives Post and can pick up their items at any time during the collection period specified in the message.
Despite the relocation, the Kulhudhuffushi Post Office will continue to offer its full range of domestic and international postal services. Customers can send letters and parcels to destinations across the Maldives as well as overseas.
The centre will also support local businesses by providing logistics services for products sold through the Rasha Online community marketplace, helping producers deliver goods to customers both within the Maldives and internationally. Services related to the eTukuri Local e-commerce platform will also be available through the branch.
Maldives Post said the relocation and the introduction of PikPost reflect its continued investment in strengthening and modernising the country’s postal infrastructure. The company added that the initiative is aimed at making postal services more accessible, efficient and convenient while supporting the growth of trade and e-commerce across the Maldives.
