Martinique Address Format

Martinique follows the French addressing convention: recipient, street number + street name, then the 5-digit code postal before the commune name. No department or region is written in the address. Mail from outside France should add the country name MARTINIQUE (not FRANCE) on the last line.

Standard format

Jean-Claude Némorin 12 Rue de la Liberté 97200 Fort-de-France Martinique

Code postal rules

Field nameCode postal
FormatNNNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example97200
Pattern^972\d{2}$
Rule5 digits; as a French overseas department, all Martinique codes begin with 972 (the department code). The code postal is written before the commune name.

Fields used in Martinique

State / regionNo
Street addressYes
P.O. BoxYes — "Boîte postale (BP)" locally

FAQ

What is the Code postal format in Martinique?

The format is NNNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 97200. 5 digits; as a French overseas department, all Martinique codes begin with 972 (the department code). The code postal is written before the commune name.

How do you write an address in Martinique?

Martinique addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Martinique follows the French addressing convention: recipient, street number + street name, then the 5-digit code postal before the commune name. No department or region is written in the address. Mail from outside France should add the country name MARTINIQUE (not FRANCE) on the last line.

Does Martinique use postal codes?

Yes. Martinique uses the Code postal in the format NNNNN (example: 97200). 5 digits; as a French overseas department, all Martinique codes begin with 972 (the department code). The code postal is written before the commune name.

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