Arihant Courier Tracking - Track Consignment and Parcel Delivery Status Online
Enter your Arihant tracking number — the AWB number, docket number or consignment number printed on your courier receipt — and click Submit to check Arihant courier tracking status online. Follow the delivery status of your parcel from booking and pickup, through in-transit scans between hubs, to out for delivery and final delivery with proof of delivery (POD). You can also check garudavega tracking on this site.
Arihant Courier Tracking Form - Track by AWB, Docket or Consignment Number
About Arihant Courier Tracking and Delivery Status
Waiting on a parcel that left India? Arihant tracking starts with one number: paste your AWB into the tracker and you see the latest status in seconds. This guide shows you where to find that tracking number, how to read every update and what to do when a parcel stalls.
Arihant Tracking: How to Track Your Shipment With an AWB Number
Arihant International Courier Services, known as AICS, sends your AWB number by email, WhatsApp and SMS right after booking. That is all you need: there is no login, and every one of the tracking updates comes straight from the carrier.
Find your AWB (Air Waybill) number
Check the confirmation message, the seller's order page or the top of your consignment note. The air waybill is printed there as a numeric barcode, and some senders call it the tracking ID.
Enter the number and read the result
Type the complete number, press track and read the live shipment status with its real-time updates. Pages can be cached, so compare the event timestamps and refresh once if two entries look out of order. Real-time tracking works the same for every service, and new shipment updates usually appear within hours of a scan.
AICS Tracking Numbers and Where to Find Them
A standard express AWB has nine digits, and the tracker also accepts six- or eleven-digit references. Arihant Courier Services issues the reference at booking, and the shipping confirmation message carries it, so enter the full number exactly as issued.
AICS tracking number formats and franchise bookings
A franchise booking may carry a nine-digit number starting with 30, so a different prefix does not mean a wrong reference.
Delivery Timelines and Live Tracking for International Courier
Quoted delivery timelines are estimates, not promises. Your estimated delivery window depends on the booked service, the origin city such as Surat, Mumbai or Delhi, and the destination. International shipping times differ by destination, so check the destination country before you plan a deadline: the Middle East usually moves faster than the USA, Canada or Australia, because each lane uses a different airline and customs routine.
International courier transit time starts at uplift
AICS counts transit time from uplift, the moment an airline takes the cargo, and excludes any customs delay. Collection at the branch is not that moment, so your international courier can sit for a day before the clock starts. International shipping to remote areas adds a hand-off to an overseas agent, and shipping delays there are not counted either.
Shipment Status Glossary: What Each Tracking Status Means
Every one of the checkpoints on the milestone timeline uses a fixed phrase:
- Shipment booked: the branch has registered your consignment for dispatch.
- In transit to the hub: the parcel is bagged for the gateway airport.
- Received from flight or airport arrival: cargo has landed and waits for inspection.
- Customs cleared: duties and inspection are complete.
- Out for delivery: the local delivery agent is making the final attempt.
Customs clearance and customs cleared explained
Customs clearance rests on your documentation: an invoice, a packing list and a government ID, plus extra certificates for medicines or food. Missing papers are the usual cause of a hold at the port.
Live Tracking in Practice: Why a Canada-Bound Parcel's Date Moved
Say you are shipping a set of printed textbooks to a sibling in Toronto and need to know whether the parcel lands before exam week starts on Monday 16 November. The courier booked it on Monday 2 November, and the confirmation email carries the nine-digit AWB, 482913765, which you paste into the AICS tracker.
The timeline shows the scan at the origin branch on 2 November and uplift on Wednesday 4 November. The stated promise is 5 to 7 business days from uplift, excluding customs. I would anchor on that rule, not on the booking date, and the arithmetic shows why:
| Counting from | Earliest | Latest |
|---|---|---|
| Booking, 2 November (wrong) | 9 November | 11 November |
| Uplift, 4 November (right) | 11 November | 13 November |
On Monday 9 November the status flips to a customs hold, and the milestone sits unchanged for two working days. Because customs time is excluded, the window slides by those two business days to 13 to 17 November. That still beats 16 November only if the parcel arrives at the early end, so you ask the seller to confirm the invoice values and, as a hedge, tell your sibling to expect the textbooks around Monday.
The number to watch is the uplift date, because every other date derives from it. Cross-checking by hand, 4 November plus 5 business days is 11 November, and plus 2 more is 13 November, matching the shifted early end. The trap: a sender who counts from booking sees a 9 November deadline missed by day two of the hold and wrongly assumes the parcel is lost. In that case, do not wait; look for the customs hold in the checkpoint list instead, and escalate only if no event appears for a full week after uplift.
Package Tracking Not Updating: Delays, Holds and Missing Parcels
If the page shows one checkpoint for days, the parcel is probably on hold for paperwork or waiting for a flight, not lost. A shipment gets delayed by missing customs papers, a cancelled flight or failed delivery attempts. Ask the sender before assuming a missing parcel; refused parcels trigger returns along the same route. Check your insurance too, because the AICS disclaimer limits its liability.
Tracking without the AWB
Without the reference you cannot query the system, so ask the seller for the booking email, or ask support with the sender's name and pickup date.
Courier Tracking for Express Courier, Air Freight and Sea Freight
AICS offers door-to-door express courier shipping with doorstep pickup for documents, garments and samples, plus scheduled cargo by air and ocean. Each mode gets the same tracking, so only the transit window changes. The network covers 220+ countries and handles global shipping for e-commerce stores and individual senders alike.
Air freight and sea freight for export and import
Businesses book export and import lanes for heavier loads, and ocean freight suits bulk goods where cost matters more than speed. Pickup is arranged by the logistics team.
About Arihant Courier Services and Customer Care
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Surat, AICS is a courier service and logistics provider for exporters, businesses and individuals across India. For delivery problems, keep your number ready and contact customer care on the official website; for order questions, contact the seller first. Support for international shipping runs through the official website, and the support page of a tracker only explains results, so contact the carrier's support team for any action on your parcel.
Shipment Tracking API and Multi-Carrier Integration
An API lets an online store show the same AWB status your AICS parcel shows here, without building integrations one by one; one connection reaches more than 1,100 carriers in 52 languages.
Tracking API for your store
Import orders by CSV or app sync, and the page serves each customer their status automatically.