Austria address format & examples
How to write an Austrian address
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Sometimes, people get tripped up on how to write Austrian addresses, but no fear! We’ve got you. Explore Austria’s address format in order, as explained below. The Australian address format should be written as follows:
- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, including any appropriate titles
- Street name and house or building number - The street name should be written, and then the house or building number should follow without any punctuation.
- Postal code and city - The postal code and locality go on this line without any separating punctuation marks and in that order.
- Country - Write “AUT” in all caps on the last line.
Austria address examples
Anton-Jahn-Gasse 9
2372 Gießhübl, NÖ
AUT
Gardegasse 3 Apartment 6
1070 Wien W
AUT
Elisabethstraße 13
Postfach 22
1010 Wien W
AUT
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Burgenland (B)
Carinthia (K)
Lower Austria (NÖ)
Upper Austria (OÖ)
Salzburg (S)
Styria (ST)
Tyrol (T)
Vorarlberg (V)
Vienna (W)
Österreichische Post
Country information
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