Waiting for an AliExpress order and wondering where it is? Use the tracking form at the top of this page to follow every step of your AliExpress Standard Shipping delivery.
With Track.Global you can:
- Track any AliExpress Standard Shipping parcel by tracking number
- See real-time status, route history and estimated delivery time
- Get updates from all carriers involved on one screen
- Turn on e-mail or in-app notifications for important changes
Just paste your tracking number, click Track, and we’ll show you what’s happening with your parcel right now.
What is AliExpress Standard Shipping (AESS)?
AliExpress Standard Shipping (often shortened to AESS) is the default, budget-friendly shipping option offered on many AliExpress listings. It’s operated by Cainiao, the logistics platform of Alibaba Group, which connects AliExpress sellers with postal operators and couriers around the world.
Instead of one company handling the whole journey, AESS:
- Collects parcels from sellers
- Consolidates shipments in origin warehouses
- Sends them via international line-haul
- Hands them over to local postal services or couriers for final delivery
Because multiple logistics companies are involved, a universal tracking tool like Track.Global is the easiest way to see the complete route in one place.
How to track AliExpress Standard Shipping on Track.Global
Tracking with Track.Global takes less than a minute:
- Find your tracking number in the “My Orders” section of your AliExpress account.
- Copy the tracking code exactly as shown (letters and numbers).
- Paste it into the search field at the top of this page.
- Click Track to load the latest events and estimated delivery time.
- (Optional) Sign up or use the app to receive notifications about new scans and delivery attempts.
Tips for accurate tracking
- Check that you’re using the tracking number, not the AliExpress order number.
- If you see several different tracking codes, save all of them – global and local.
- When a parcel is handed to a local courier, the tracking number may change. Track.Global helps you follow both codes on the same page.
AliExpress Standard Shipping delivery times
Delivery time depends on the destination country, local carrier workload and customs. Most AliExpress Standard Shipping parcels arrive within 2–6 weeks.
Typical timeframes (approximate):
- Europe (EU & UK): 15–35 days
- USA & Canada: 15–35 days
- Australia & New Zealand: 15–35 days, longer for remote areas
- Asia (e.g. Singapore, Malaysia, India): 7–25 days
- South America & Africa: 25–60 days, depending on customs and infrastructure
- Domestic shipping inside China: 3–10 days
During major sales (11.11, Black Friday, etc.) or holiday seasons, transit can be longer. Always check the Buyer Protection deadline in your AliExpress order – this is the latest date before you should open a dispute if the parcel has not arrived.
AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking numbers and formats
AliExpress Standard Shipping uses several tracking number formats, depending on the carrier and route. You may see:
- UPU S10 format – 13 characters, e.g.
RV123456789CN
- Cainiao “LP” codes – start with “LP”, e.g.
LP00412345678901
- YunExpress-style codes – start with “YT”, e.g.
YT1234567890123456
- Numeric codes – 10–16 digits used by some regional partners
A few important notes:
- Tracking numbers can change when the parcel is handed to a local postal service or courier.
- AliExpress may show both the original international code and a new domestic code.
- Track.Global automatically detects the carrier and follows your parcel across all stages where tracking is available.
AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking statuses explained
When you track your AliExpress Standard Shipping parcel, you’ll see a chain of events. Here’s what the most common statuses usually mean:
- Order placed / Awaiting shipment – The seller has received your order but hasn’t handed it over to the logistics provider yet.
- Shipment information received / Label created – The parcel has been registered, but the carrier may not have physically received it yet.
- Accepted by carrier / Picked up – The parcel has been handed to the first logistics operator.
- Departed from facility / Left origin country – The shipment has left the origin sorting center or country and is on its way internationally.
- Arrived at destination country – The parcel has reached your country and is awaiting customs or transfer to the local carrier.
- Customs clearance in progress – Customs authorities are checking your parcel; this step can take several days.
- Released from customs – Customs formalities have been completed; the parcel will move to local delivery.
- In transit / On the way – The package is moving between hubs or sorting centers.
- Out for delivery – The courier is delivering your parcel today.
- Delivered – The carrier marks the shipment as successfully delivered.
- Exception / Delay / Returned to sender – There is an issue (address problem, failed delivery attempts, customs return, etc.). Check details and contact the seller or carrier if needed.
When you open your tracking result on Track.Global, we group these events in a clear timeline so you can see where the parcel really is and what to expect next.
Common problems with AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking
No tracking information yet
If you see “No tracking information” or only the first event:
- Wait 2–7 days after the seller marks the order as shipped – early scans can be delayed.
- Make sure you copied the tracking number correctly.
- If there is still nothing after a week, contact the seller via AliExpress messages.
Tracking hasn’t updated for several days
Long gaps between scans are common when:
- The parcel is between countries or at sea/air transport
- It is waiting for customs inspection
- It is moving through a sorting center that doesn’t send frequent updates
If the status hasn’t changed for more than 10–14 days:
- Check if a new local tracking number appeared in your AliExpress order
- Track both codes on Track.Global
- If the delay is close to your Buyer Protection end date, contact the seller or open a dispute.
Status shows “Delivered”, but you don’t have the parcel
First, check:
- Your mailbox, parcel locker or safe place around your address
- Neighbors, family members or building reception
- The detailed event info on Track.Global (sometimes a local tracking link is shown)
If you still can’t find the parcel:
- Contact the local postal service or courier with your tracking number.
- Ask the seller for proof of delivery.
- If the issue is not resolved, open a dispute on AliExpress with screenshots of tracking events from Track.Global.
Why use Track.Global for AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking?
There are many tracking sites, but Track.Global is designed to make AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking fast and transparent:
- One search for all carriers – we collect tracking events from many postal operators and couriers.
- Real-time updates – see when your parcel moves between hubs, countries and delivery partners.
- Clean, simple interface – clear timeline and statuses, without extra clutter.
- Notifications on your terms – subscribe to e-mail updates or use the mobile app.
- Multi-parcel tracking – follow several AliExpress orders in one place.
- Free and no sign-up required – just paste a tracking number and go.
Our goal is to answer the main question every AliExpress buyer has: “Where is my parcel and when will it arrive?” – with clear, up-to-date information.
AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking FAQ
Can I track AliExpress Standard Shipping by order number?
No. The AliExpress order number is only for your purchase. To track the shipment, you need the tracking number shown in the order details once the seller ships your parcel. Copy that code into the Track.Global search field.
Why did my AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking number change?
This usually happens when the parcel:
- Leaves the international network and enters your country, or
- Is handed over from one logistics partner to another
The domestic carrier may assign a new tracking code. Keep both numbers – Track.Global can help you follow the full journey using all available codes.
How long should I wait before opening a dispute?
Use these steps as a guideline:
- Compare the tracking events and estimated delivery time on Track.Global.
- Check the Buyer Protection deadline in your AliExpress order.
- If the parcel is significantly late and the seller cannot provide a clear update, open a dispute before Buyer Protection expires.
Does AliExpress Standard Shipping always include customs fees?
Not always. Whether customs duties or taxes are included depends on:
- The shipping option selected in the listing
- The value and type of goods
- Your country’s tax rules
Check the shipping and tax information on AliExpress for each order. If customs payment is required, your local postal service or courier will usually contact you.
By using Track.Global for AliExpress Standard Shipping tracking, you keep all updates from different carriers in one place, understand each status, and make better decisions if something goes wrong with your delivery.
