新西兰地址格式

What is the Postcode format in New Zealand?

The format is NNNN (N = digit, A = letter), for example 6011. 4 digits, introduced in 2006 and now required on all mail. Written after the town/city on the last address line (e.g. 'Auckland 1010'); leading digits identify the region (1xxx Auckland, 6xxx Wellington, 8xxx Christchurch, 9xxx Otago/Southland).

How do you write an address in New Zealand?

New Zealand addresses are written from the smallest unit to the largest. New Zealand addresses go from smallest unit to largest: recipient, house number + street, then the town/city followed by the 4-digit postcode on one line (city first, e.g. 'Wellington 6011'). A suburb line between street and city is common in larger cities. There are no states; regions are not written in addresses.

Does New Zealand use postal codes?

Yes. New Zealand uses the Postcode in the format NNNN (example: 6011). 4 digits, introduced in 2006 and now required on all mail. Written after the town/city on the last address line (e.g. 'Auckland 1010'); leading digits identify the region (1xxx Auckland, 6xxx Wellington, 8xxx Christchurch, 9xxx Otago/Southland).