Formato de direcciones de Líbano

What is the Postal code (الرمز البريدي) format in Lebanon?

The format is NNNN or NNNN NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 1103. LibanPost uses a 4-digit zone code (e.g. 1103 for parts of Beirut); in urban areas a 4-digit building code may be appended after a space (NNNN NNNN). Adoption is low — many addresses omit the code or use P.O. Boxes.

How do you write an address in Lebanon?

Lebanon addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Lebanese addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, building number + street, district/neighborhood, then postal code followed by the city on one line. The postal code is often omitted in practice; building names, floors and nearby landmarks are commonly used instead, and P.O. Boxes remain widespread.

Does Lebanon use postal codes?

Yes. Lebanon uses the Postal code (الرمز البريدي) in the format NNNN or NNNN NNNN (example: 1103). LibanPost uses a 4-digit zone code (e.g. 1103 for parts of Beirut); in urban areas a 4-digit building code may be appended after a space (NNNN NNNN). Adoption is low — many addresses omit the code or use P.O. Boxes.