Departed from export center

What this status means

JD Worldwide has recorded that your parcel left the export center in the country where it was sent from. It has been processed there, cleared to leave the country and handed on for international transport. The parcel is no longer at a local sorting point. It is now on its way abroad, usually by air or by road to an airport or border crossing.

Is my package delayed?

No. This message by itself is normal and is a regular step for international parcels. Scans can be sparse while a parcel is in transit, so a quiet period after this line is common. Only if the tracking stays unchanged for longer than the previous steps took would it be worth looking into.

What happens next

The parcel travels to the destination country. There it usually arrives at an import or customs facility, is checked, and is then passed to a local delivery carrier. Updates may appear under that carrier's name, and the wording of the messages can change as a result.

What you can do

• Wait and keep checking the tracking history. A pause after this step is not unusual.
• Watch for a customs message once the parcel arrives. Import duties or taxes may be requested, depending on your country and the contents.
• If the status stays the same for longer than usual, contact the seller first, since they arranged the shipment.
• Have your tracking number and order details ready when you get in touch with the seller or JD Worldwide.