Sudan Address Format

Sudanese addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, house number + street (or 'P.O. Box NNNN'), district/quarter, city, then the 5-digit postal code and country. The postal code is often written on the same line after the city ('Khartoum 11111'). Delivery relies heavily on named districts, so the district line is important in practice.

Standard format

Mohamed El-Tayeb House 12, Al-Jamhuriyah Street Al-Riyadh District Khartoum 11111 Sudan

Local format (Arabic)

محمد الطيب منزل رقم 12، شارع الجمهورية حي الرياض الخرطوم 11111 السودان

Postal code (الرمز البريدي) rules

Field namePostal code (الرمز البريدي)
FormatNNNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example11111
Pattern^\d{5}$
Rule5 digits, introduced by Sudapost in 2012. The leading digits identify the state/region (1 = Khartoum, 2 = Gezira, 3 = Kassala/Red Sea, 5 = Kordofan, 6 = Darfur). Usage is not universal; P.O. Boxes remain common and some courier guidance says a code is optional if the city is clear.

Fields used in Sudan

State / regionNo
Street addressYes
P.O. BoxYes

FAQ

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

The format is NNNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 11111. 5 digits, introduced by Sudapost in 2012. The leading digits identify the state/region (1 = Khartoum, 2 = Gezira, 3 = Kassala/Red Sea, 5 = Kordofan, 6 = Darfur). Usage is not universal; P.O. Boxes remain common and some courier guidance says a code is optional if the city is clear.

How do you write an address in Sudan?

Sudan addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Sudanese addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, house number + street (or 'P.O. Box NNNN'), district/quarter, city, then the 5-digit postal code and country. The postal code is often written on the same line after the city ('Khartoum 11111'). Delivery relies heavily on named districts, so the district line is important in practice.

Does Sudan use postal codes?

Yes. Sudan uses the Postal code (الرمز البريدي) in the format NNNNN (example: 11111). 5 digits, introduced by Sudapost in 2012. The leading digits identify the state/region (1 = Khartoum, 2 = Gezira, 3 = Kassala/Red Sea, 5 = Kordofan, 6 = Darfur). Usage is not universal; P.O. Boxes remain common and some courier guidance says a code is optional if the city is clear.

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