中国澳门地址格式
Latin-script Macao addresses run from the smallest unit to the largest: recipient, street name with house number, then the district or area (Taipa, Coloane or Cotai for addresses off the peninsula; peninsula addresses often go straight to 'Macao'), and the country name. Official street names are Portuguese and bilingual Chinese-Portuguese signs are standard. Chinese-language addresses reverse this order, starting with 澳門.
标准格式
Local format (Chinese (Traditional))
Postal code 规则
| Field name | Postal code |
|---|---|
| Format | No postal code system (N = digit, A = letter) |
| Rule | Macao has no postal code system. CTT (Macao Post and Telecommunications Bureau) asks senders to leave any postcode field blank. China Post uses 999078 to route mail to Macao from mainland China, but no codes are assigned or used within Macao itself. |
中国澳门使用的字段
| State / region | No |
|---|---|
| Street address | Yes |
| P.O. Box | Yes |
常见问题
What postal code format does Macao use?
Macao has no postal code system. CTT (Macao Post and Telecommunications Bureau) asks senders to leave any postcode field blank. China Post uses 999078 to route mail to Macao from mainland China, but no codes are assigned or used within Macao itself.
How do you write an address in Macao?
Macao addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. Latin-script Macao addresses run from the smallest unit to the largest: recipient, street name with house number, then the district or area (Taipa, Coloane or Cotai for addresses off the peninsula; peninsula addresses often go straight to 'Macao'), and the country name. Official street names are Portuguese and bilingual Chinese-Portuguese signs are standard. Chinese-language addresses reverse this order, starting with 澳門.
Does Macao use postal codes?
No. Macao has no postal code system. CTT (Macao Post and Telecommunications Bureau) asks senders to leave any postcode field blank. China Post uses 999078 to route mail to Macao from mainland China, but no codes are assigned or used within Macao itself.