Poland Address Format

Polish addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, street with building/apartment number (e.g. 10/5), then postal code + city on one line (postal code always precedes the city name). The voivodeship is not normally written in postal addresses.

Standard format

Jan Kowalski ul. Marszałkowska 10/5 00-950 Warszawa Poland

Postal code (kod pocztowy) rules

Field namePostal code (kod pocztowy)
FormatNN-NNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example00-950
Pattern^\d{2}-\d{3}$
Rule5 digits written as NN-NNN with a mandatory hyphen after the 2nd digit.

Fields used in Poland

State / regionNo
Street addressYes — "Street address (ulica)" locally
P.O. BoxYes — "PO Box (skrytka pocztowa)" locally

FAQ

What is the Postal code (kod pocztowy) format in Poland?

The format is NN-NNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 00-950. 5 digits written as NN-NNN with a mandatory hyphen after the 2nd digit.

How do you write an address in Poland?

Poland addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Polish addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, street with building/apartment number (e.g. 10/5), then postal code + city on one line (postal code always precedes the city name). The voivodeship is not normally written in postal addresses.

Does Poland use postal codes?

Yes. Poland uses the Postal code (kod pocztowy) in the format NN-NNN (example: 00-950). 5 digits written as NN-NNN with a mandatory hyphen after the 2nd digit.

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