Tracking an international package requires obtaining the international tracking number or airway bill (AWB) from the sender or merchant. You can input this tracking code directly into the global tracking portal of the primary carrier handling the transit (such as DHL, FedEx, UPS, or EMS), or use multi-carrier tracking platforms like 17TRACK or Aftership. These platforms monitor cross-border milestones, including origin dispatch, international sorting hub scans, customs clearance checkpoints at destination borders, and final local courier handoffs for doorstep delivery.