Iran address format & examples

So, you want to know how to write an Iranian address to ask your friend to send you pictures of the lush Persian gardens? Getting the correct mailing address format for any country in the world isn't hard if you lean on Smarty. You can check any address worldwide (even Iranian addresses) with our international address tools. Still, if you want to learn the international Iran address format, we've compiled some examples below for you to compare against.

The mailing address format in Iran is heavily impacted by the available infrastructure around the address you’re mailing to. The following format assumes you have ALL of the information, though in many cases, the street, city, and postal code may be enough.

1. Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
2. Building - The name of the building on the land parcel attached to the address.
3. City area or neighborhood - This is the general location of the address.
4. Street - The street name goes on this line.
5. Building number - The building number also gets a special line. Yay!
6. City - The city or township goes here.
7. Postal code - The postal code of the area the address is in.
8. Country - Lastly, the country code of IRN.

Do you still need more details on how to write an Iranian address or other location-based data? We’ve got you covered with postal codes, ISO codes, and tips to ensure your mail gets to Tehran, Isfahan, or anywhere in Iran’s historic and diverse regions. Follow the proper mailing format and street address format, and rest assured your letters and packages will arrive at their destination on time!