中国香港地址格式
English-language Hong Kong addresses run from smallest unit to largest: recipient, flat/floor + building + street number and street name on one line, then the district (e.g. Tsim Sha Tsui), then the area — Hong Kong Island addresses use 'Hong Kong', Kowloon ones 'Kowloon', and New Territories ones the town or 'New Territories'. No postal code is used. Chinese-language addresses reverse this order (largest unit first).
标准格式
Local format (Traditional Chinese)
Postal code 规则
| Field name | Postal code |
|---|---|
| Format | No postal code system (N = digit, A = letter) |
| Rule | Hong Kong has no postal code system. Hongkong Post asks senders to leave any postcode field blank; if a form forces one, '000000' is a common placeholder, but it carries no routing meaning. |
中国香港使用的字段
| State / region | No |
|---|---|
| Street address | Yes |
| P.O. Box | Yes — "PO Box" locally |
常见问题
What postal code format does Hong Kong use?
Hong Kong has no postal code system. Hongkong Post asks senders to leave any postcode field blank; if a form forces one, '000000' is a common placeholder, but it carries no routing meaning.
How do you write an address in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. English-language Hong Kong addresses run from smallest unit to largest: recipient, flat/floor + building + street number and street name on one line, then the district (e.g. Tsim Sha Tsui), then the area — Hong Kong Island addresses use 'Hong Kong', Kowloon ones 'Kowloon', and New Territories ones the town or 'New Territories'. No postal code is used. Chinese-language addresses reverse this order (largest unit first).
Does Hong Kong use postal codes?
No. Hong Kong has no postal code system. Hongkong Post asks senders to leave any postcode field blank; if a form forces one, '000000' is a common placeholder, but it carries no routing meaning.
生成虚构的中国香港地址
工具
来源
- https://www.hongkongpost.hk/
- https://www.upu.int/UPU/media/upu/documents/PostCode/ManualAddressing.pdf