Albania address format & examples
How to write an Albanian address
Did you know that over 170,000 bunkers were built across Albania between 1950 and 1985? These small, dome-shaped bunkers were built in preparation for a potential invasion. Thankfully, that never happened, but do you want to write a letter to an Albanian resident? We can help you figure out how to address a letter to Albania, but we can't guarantee the local post will deliver it inside the bunker if they’ve turned it into a tiny home. We've collected some examples of Albanian addresses for you to examine, as well as tools to help you validate any of Albania’s addresses.
With a suite of address validation tools for addresses in Albania, Smarty is the best source for location data. Simply enter an Albanian address, and we'll format, standardize, and validate it faster than you can duck and cover. Address formatting in Albania can be written out as follows:
- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the area.
- Street and building number - The street name should go first, then without any separating punctuation, include the building number.
- Postal code - The postal code goes on its own line.
- City - The city or town the address is in.
- Country - This is often shortened to ALB.
Albania address examples
Rruga Hiqmet Dibra 11
1052
Tirane, TR
ALB
Ap 22
Rruga Shefqet Musaraj H 8
1023
Tirane, TR
ALB
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Postal information
Berat (BR)
Dibër (DI)
Durrës (DR)
Elbasan (EL)
Fier (FR)
Gjirokastër (GJ)
Korçë (KO)
Kukës (KU)
Lezhë (LE)
Shkodër (SH)
Tirana (TR)
Vlorë (VL)
Posta Shqiptare
Country information
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