Date: 4th April 2022
Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) would like to announce the following operational changes for the Easter period:
| Date | Deliveries | Post / Mail Collections |
Post Office opening times (all branches are closed unless stated below) |
Notice Left Collection Sites | MiCard Collection |
| Friday 15th April 2022 - Good Friday | Parcels and priority items only | No Collections |
Post Office
|
Normal opening hours | We have been advised by the Social Security division of Treasury that Pensions and allowances due for payment on Friday 15th April or Monday 18th April can be collected on Thursday 14th April. |
| Saturday 16th April 2022 - Easter Saturday | No deliveries | No collections |
Castletown Post
|
Normal opening hours | |
| Monday 18th April 2022- Easter Monday | No deliveries | No collections | All closed | Normal opening hours |
Mail deliveries and Post Office opening hours will revert back to normal service on Tuesday 19th April.
All mail leaving the Island via our dedicated aircraft on Thursday evening 14th April, will be delivered in the UK on Saturday 16th April. Local parcels, Special Delivery and other priority mail posted on Thursday 14th April will be delivered on Good Friday 15th April, all local letter mail posted on Thursday 14th April will be delivered on the Island on Tuesday 19th April.
IOMPO’s self-service postal kiosks located across the Island are also available for the purchase of postage, posting letters and parcels, paying utility bills and Isle of Man Government rates. IOMPO would also like to remind customers that postage stamps are available to buy online on our website with a free doorstep delivery service: www.iompost.com/postal-shop.
During the Easter period, pensions and allowances due for payment on Friday 15th April and Monday 18th April can be collected on Thursday 14th April 2022 or from Tuesday 19th April onwards.
We would like to emphasise the importance of posting early, especially with the ongoing impact the pandemic has on all postal administrations around the world. Posting as early as possible will avoid any disappointments this Easter. Customers sending items containing goods to destinations beyond the UK (including Channel Islands and Europe) will be required to provide accurate customs declarations. Any items received by IOMPO without the necessary information may be delayed or returned and are likely to incur additional costs.
For more information please visit www.iompost.com/bankholiday.
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