Palestine Address Format

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

The format is ANNN NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example P6028179. 8 characters: the letter P followed by 7 digits, often written with a space after the 3rd digit. Introduced by the Ministry of Telecom & IT in February 2021; the P + 3-digit locality code alone (e.g. P606 = Ramallah) is also widely seen. P.O. Boxes remain common.

How do you write an address in Palestine?

Palestine addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Palestinian addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, street with building number, then the locality with the postcode written to its right (e.g. Ramallah P6028179), and the country. Addresses are accepted in Arabic or Latin script; a neighborhood/district name may precede the street line. P.O. Box delivery is widely used, and international mail has historically been routed 'via Israel'. Limited public documentation.

Does Palestine use postal codes?

Yes. Palestine uses the Postal code (الرمز البريدي) in the format ANNN NNNN (example: P6028179). 8 characters: the letter P followed by 7 digits, often written with a space after the 3rd digit. Introduced by the Ministry of Telecom & IT in February 2021; the P + 3-digit locality code alone (e.g. P606 = Ramallah) is also widely seen. P.O. Boxes remain common.