Azerbaijan Address Format

Azerbaijani addresses are written smallest unit first: recipient, street + house number (optionally apartment), then the postal code (with the AZ prefix) followed by the city on one line, and the country. Rayon (district) names are generally omitted from urban addresses.

Standard format

Elvin Mammadov Nizami St 12, apt 34 AZ 1000 Baku Azerbaijan

Postal index (poçt indeksi) rules

Field namePostal index (poçt indeksi)
FormatAA NNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
ExampleAZ 1000
Pattern^AZ ?\d{4}$
Rule4 digits prefixed by the ISO country code AZ, conventionally written as 'AZ 1000'. The digits after AZ identify the city/rayon and post office.

Fields used in Azerbaijan

State / regionNo
Street addressYes — "Street address (küçə)" locally
P.O. BoxYes — "P.O. Box (poçt qutusu)" locally

FAQ

What is the Postal index (poçt indeksi) format in Azerbaijan?

The format is AA NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example AZ 1000. 4 digits prefixed by the ISO country code AZ, conventionally written as 'AZ 1000'. The digits after AZ identify the city/rayon and post office.

How do you write an address in Azerbaijan?

Azerbaijan addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Azerbaijani addresses are written smallest unit first: recipient, street + house number (optionally apartment), then the postal code (with the AZ prefix) followed by the city on one line, and the country. Rayon (district) names are generally omitted from urban addresses.

Does Azerbaijan use postal codes?

Yes. Azerbaijan uses the Postal index (poçt indeksi) in the format AA NNNN (example: AZ 1000). 4 digits prefixed by the ISO country code AZ, conventionally written as 'AZ 1000'. The digits after AZ identify the city/rayon and post office.

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