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History records the existence of Pos Indonesia is so long, the first Post Office was established in Batavia (now Jakarta) by Governor General GW Baron van Imhoff on August 26, 1746 with the aim to better ensure the security of resident papers, especially for those who trade from offices in outside Java and for those who come from and go to the Netherlands. Since then the postal service has been born to assume the role and function of service to the public. After the Batavia Post Office was established, four years later the Semarang Post Office was established to hold regular postal communication between the two places and to speed up its delivery. The postal travel route at that time was via Karawang, Cirebon and Pekalongan. Pos Indonesia has changed its status several times starting from the PTT (Post, Telegraph and Telephone) Service. This business entity, led by a Head of Office, is not a commercial operation and its function is more directed to provide public services. The development continued until its status as a State Postal and Telecommunications Company (PN Postel). Observing the development of the era in which the postal and telecommunications sector was developing very rapidly, then in 1965 it was changed to the State Postal and Giro Company (PN Pos and Giro), and in 1978 it changed to Perum Pos and Giro which has since been emphasized as a single business entity in organizing post office and giropos both for domestic and foreign relations. During the 17 years of the status of Public Corporation, then in June 1995 changed into a Limited Liability Company under the name of PT Pos Indonesia (Persero). Over time, Pos Indonesia has now been able to show its creativity in the development of Indonesia's postal sector by utilizing its network infrastructure which reaches around 24 thousand service points reaching 100 percent of cities / districts, almost 100 percent of sub-districts and 42 percent of villages / villages, and 940 remote transmigration locations in Indonesia. Along with the development of information, communication and technology, the Pos Indonesia network already has more than 3,800 online Post Offices, as well as electronic mobile posts in several major cities. All points are chains that are connected to each other in a solid & integrated way. The Postal Code System was created to facilitate the processing of postal items where every inch of the area in Indonesia is able to be accurately identified.