多米尼加共和国地址格式

What is the Código postal format in Dominican Republic?

The format is NNNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 10101. 5-digit codes introduced by INPOSDOM; the first digits identify the region/province (e.g. 10xxx = Distrito Nacional / Santo Domingo). Codes are still rarely used in everyday mail, which often relies on the sector name and city instead.

How do you write an address in Dominican Republic?

Dominican Republic addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, street (calle/avenida) with house number, then the sector (neighborhood), then postal code + city on one line, then the country in capitals. Provinces are not written in the address. The postal code is frequently omitted in practice; P.O. boxes (Apartado postal) are common for business mail.

Does Dominican Republic use postal codes?

Yes. Dominican Republic uses the Código postal in the format NNNNN (example: 10101). 5-digit codes introduced by INPOSDOM; the first digits identify the region/province (e.g. 10xxx = Distrito Nacional / Santo Domingo). Codes are still rarely used in everyday mail, which often relies on the sector name and city instead.