Nova Poshta Announces Easter 2026 Hours: Branch Schedule Changes Revealed.
Nova Poshta's Operating Hours for Easter 2026
According to Novyny.live: Nova Poshta has released its branch schedule for the Easter holiday in 2026. For most Ukrainians, the celebration falls on April 12. On that day, company locations will be open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, giving customers the opportunity to access services during the festive period.
According to the announcement, on April 11, 2026, Nova Poshta will operate under its regular timetable. This means clients can visit branches at their usual times. Following the holiday, on April 13, 2026, all locations will resume normal operations.
Nova Poshta Service Pricing
The company has also disclosed its service fees. For instance, shipping a 20 kg parcel will cost:
- 260 hryvnias for sending;
- 180 hryvnias for delivery;
- 80 hryvnias for packaging;
- approximately 13 hryvnias per 1 kg of cargo.
Sending a 5 kg package will cost 160 hryvnias, or 32 hryvnias per kilogram.
Additionally, Nova Poshta now ships parcels from the United States to Ukraine, expanding its services for customers. This option benefits many Ukrainians looking to receive goods from abroad. Such international delivery capabilities are especially relevant in today's globalized market.
In summary, Nova Poshta has prepared for Easter by offering convenient branch hours and affordable shipping rates.
This initiative highlights Nova Poshta's commitment to providing customer convenience and service accessibility during holidays, while respecting Ukrainian traditions and customs.
Furthermore, the expansion of international shipping opens new opportunities for Ukrainian consumers eager to access foreign products, an important factor in the current globalized economy.
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