Ukraine Address Format

Ukrainian addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: postal index, oblast, city, then street with building number and apartment (kv.) number, then the recipient. Street names are prefixed with vul. (vulytsia, street) or prosp. (prospekt, avenue).

Standard format

79000 Lviv Oblast Lviv vul. Shevchenka, 12, kv. 5 Olena Kovalenko

Local format (Ukrainian)

79000 Львівська область Львів вул. Шевченка, 12, кв. 5 Олена Коваленко

Postal index (поштовий індекс) rules

Field namePostal index (поштовий індекс)
FormatNNNNN (N = digit, A = letter)
Example01001
Pattern^\d{5}$
Rule5 digits; the first two digits identify the oblast (01-04 for Kyiv, 61 for Kharkiv, 79 for Lviv, etc.).

Fields used in Ukraine

State / regionYes — "Oblast" locally
Street addressYes
P.O. BoxYes — "PO Box (a/b)" locally

FAQ

What is the Postal index (поштовий індекс) format in Ukraine?

The format is NNNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 01001. 5 digits; the first two digits identify the oblast (01-04 for Kyiv, 61 for Kharkiv, 79 for Lviv, etc.).

How do you write an address in Ukraine?

Ukraine addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest. Ukrainian addresses are written from the largest unit to the smallest: postal index, oblast, city, then street with building number and apartment (kv.) number, then the recipient. Street names are prefixed with vul. (vulytsia, street) or prosp. (prospekt, avenue).

Does Ukraine use postal codes?

Yes. Ukraine uses the Postal index (поштовий індекс) in the format NNNNN (example: 01001). 5 digits; the first two digits identify the oblast (01-04 for Kyiv, 61 for Kharkiv, 79 for Lviv, etc.).

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