Bulgaria address format & examples
How to write a Bulgarian address
Many Slavic countries today use the Cyrillic alphabet which was developed in the First Bulgarian Empire in the 9th century. Bulgaria's contributions to the world don't stop there; they also produce rose oil for perfumes and cosmetics, and grow some of the most beautiful roses on the planet. But you're here to learn how to address a letter to Bulgaria. Here are some Bulgarian address examples and tools that you can use to make sure your letter or package gets to where it needs to go.
Address formatting in Bulgaria isn't too hard and can be written out as follows:
- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
- Street name and building number - The street and the building name together without any separating punctuation.
- Postal code and City - In Bulgaria, the postal code goes on the same line as the city.
- Country - This is often shortened to BGR
Bulgaria address examples
Ulitsa Slavishte 8
Lozenets
1421 Sofia BG-22
BGR
Bl. 9 Ap. 132
Ulitsa Druzhba 1
Pancharevo
1137 Sofia BG-22
BGR
B 1421
P.K. 51
1000SofiaBG-22
BGR
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Postal information
Blagoevgrad (BG-01)
Burgas (BG-02)
Varna (BG-03)
Veliko Tarnovo (BG-04)
Vidin (BG-05)
Vratsa (BG-06)
Gabrovo (BG-07)
Dobrich (BG-08)
Kurdzhali (BG-09)
Kyustendil (BG-10)
Lovech (BG-11)
Montana (BG-12)
Pazardzhik (BG-13)
Pernik (BG-14)
Pleven (BG-15)
Plovdiv (BG-16)
Razgrad (BG-17)
Ruse (BG-18)
Silistra (BG-19)
Sliven (BG-20)
Smolyan (BG-21)
Sofia (BG-22)
Sofia City (BG-23)
Stara Zagora (BG-24)
Targovishte (BG-25)
Haskovo (BG-26)
Shumen (BG-27)
Yambol (BG-28)
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Country information
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