Overseas Courier Service

We've been at Om Suryodaya Chs in Dahisar East for quite a while now. It's a busy spot in Mumbai, and honestly, the traffic outside C-304 can be a real nightmare during peak hours. Dealing with packages and sending stuff overseas is what we do every day. People come by the office with all sorts of boxes, some taped up really well and others literally falling apart at the seams. We try to keep things moving. It’s a lot of paperwork and checking addresses over and over, but it keeps us busy. My desk is usually covered in labels and tracking sheets, and the printer makes a loud noise that we've just learned to ignore. Sometimes the heavy rain here in Mumbai makes everything a bit slower, but we just keep at it. Most of the folks around Ravalpada know where we are if they need to ship something. We don't have any fancy furniture or a big reception area, just the usual office chairs and computers that occasionally decide to be slow. Sending things across the world sounds more exciting than it actually is when you’re staring at a stack of customs forms at four in the afternoon. It's a small team here, and we mostly just get on with the job. You might find one of us taking a quick tea break near the entrance. It’s just the daily routine. We've seen so many different items pass through these doors, from thick documents to little gifts for family abroad.