Your Aramex tracking number is the numeric air waybill (AWB) number issued when your shipment is booked. You will find it on your receipt, shipping label, or confirmation email.
In this guide:
- Aramex tracking number format
- Where to find your Aramex tracking number
- How to track your Aramex shipment
- Why is my Aramex tracking not updating?
- Aramex delivery times
Aramex is a global logistics company headquartered in Dubai, delivering parcels and freight across the Middle East, Asia, Europe and beyond. Every Aramex shipment gets a unique AWB number that follows it from pickup to delivery.
Aramex tracking number format
Aramex air waybill numbers are usually 10 digits long and purely numeric. They appear on the shipping label as the AWB or tracking number, often near the barcode. Enter all the digits with no spaces or dashes — a single wrong digit will return no result.
Where to find your Aramex tracking number
- Shipping label: printed next to the barcode on the parcel.
- Booking receipt: issued at the Aramex office or pickup point.
- Confirmation email or SMS: sent when the shipment is created online.
- Sender’s account: businesses can find AWB numbers in their Aramex shipping dashboard.
How to track your Aramex shipment
Visit our Aramex tracking page, enter the full AWB number, and press Track. Results load from Aramex’s official system. You can also browse all supported carriers on our couriers page.
Why is my Aramex tracking not updating?
International Aramex shipments pass through several hubs, and scans can pause for a day or two during long transit legs or customs clearance. If there is no update for more than 5 business days on an international shipment, contact Aramex with your AWB number.
Aramex delivery times
Domestic Aramex shipments are typically delivered within 1 to 3 business days, depending on the country. International express parcels usually arrive in 2 to 5 business days, while economy services can take 5 to 10. Customs clearance can add time on cross-border routes — if your tracking shows a customs scan, it is normal for the status to pause until clearance completes.
Aramex provides an estimated delivery date on the tracking page once the parcel is moving. For urgent shipments, ask about Aramex’s priority express options at booking, which include faster transit and priority customs handling in many markets. Keep your AWB number handy until delivery is confirmed — you will need it for any customer care enquiry.
How many digits is an Aramex tracking number?
Usually 10 digits. If yours looks different, enter it exactly as printed — some services and partner bookings use slightly different formats.
Can I track Aramex by reference number?
Business shippers can sometimes search by their own reference in the Aramex account portal, but public tracking needs the AWB number. Ask the sender if you only have an order number.
What does “out for delivery” mean on Aramex?
It means the parcel has left the local facility with the courier and should arrive the same day in most areas.
Does Aramex deliver on weekends?
In many Middle East markets Aramex delivers six days a week; in Europe weekend delivery depends on the service booked. Tracking will show the expected delivery date.