Solomon Islands Address Format

Most mail goes to a P.O. Box at a Solomon Post office; a street line is used only where premises have a known location. Write the town (e.g. HONIARA) on its own line and the country name last. Limited public documentation on formal street addressing; outside Honiara, village or place names commonly substitute for street lines.

Standard format

John Mae P.O. Box 1925 Honiara Solomon Islands

Postal code rules

Field namePostal code
FormatNo postal code system (N = digit, A = letter)
RuleSolomon Islands does not use postal codes. Mail is addressed to a P.O. Box (or street/place name where available) plus the town, and the country name.

Fields used in Solomon Islands

State / regionNo
Street addressYes — "Street address or P.O. Box" locally
P.O. BoxYes

FAQ

What postal code format does Solomon Islands use?

Solomon Islands does not use postal codes. Mail is addressed to a P.O. Box (or street/place name where available) plus the town, and the country name.

How do you write an address in Solomon Islands?

Solomon Islands addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Most mail goes to a P.O. Box at a Solomon Post office; a street line is used only where premises have a known location. Write the town (e.g. HONIARA) on its own line and the country name last. Limited public documentation on formal street addressing; outside Honiara, village or place names commonly substitute for street lines.

Does Solomon Islands use postal codes?

No. Solomon Islands does not use postal codes. Mail is addressed to a P.O. Box (or street/place name where available) plus the town, and the country name.

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