Bahrain Address Format

What is the Postal code (block number, رقم المجمع) format in Bahrain?

The format is NNN or NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 317. 3 or 4 digits; the code is the locality's block number and is written to the right of the locality name. Valid codes run roughly from 101 to 1216 with gaps; the first digit (or first two digits for 4-digit codes) indicates the governorate. P.O. Box addresses do not use a postal code.

How do you write an address in Bahrain?

Bahrain addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Bahraini addresses go from smallest to largest unit: recipient, then building number + road number + block number on one line (the standard block-and-road system, instead of street names), then locality + block number (postal code) on one line, then the country. P.O. Box addresses replace the street line entirely (e.g. 'P.O. Box 12345, Manama').

Does Bahrain use postal codes?

Yes. Bahrain uses the Postal code (block number, رقم المجمع) in the format NNN or NNNN (example: 317). 3 or 4 digits; the code is the locality's block number and is written to the right of the locality name. Valid codes run roughly from 101 to 1216 with gaps; the first digit (or first two digits for 4-digit codes) indicates the governorate. P.O. Box addresses do not use a postal code.