🌍 Address Formats by Country
The right way to write an address for every major destination — with copy-ready examples.
South Korea
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇯🇵Japan
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇨🇳China
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇹🇼Taiwan
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇭🇰Hong Kong
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇸🇬Singapore
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇺🇸United States
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇬🇧United Kingdom
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇨🇦Canada
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇦🇺Australia
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇩🇪Germany
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇫🇷France
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇪🇸Spain
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇮🇹Italy
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇳🇱Netherlands
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇧🇷Brazil
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇲🇽Mexico
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇮🇳India
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇦🇪United Arab Emirates
Format, example and postal-code rules
🇻🇳Vietnam
Format, example and postal-code rules
Why address formats differ
Every postal system evolved its own line order: some put the number before the street, some after; postal codes come first, last, or not at all. Getting the order right matters less for the international leg — sorted by country line — and more for the local carrier who delivers the final mile reading their native convention. Each guide above shows the format the destination's own postal service expects, with a copy-ready example.