Réunion address format & examples

A beautiful island just east of Madagascar, Réunion is an overseas department and region of France. Formally called the “Island of Bourbon,” it was claimed by France in 1643 when 12 convicts were exiled there. But then it turned out to be a really cool place and quickly drew colonists. Whether you're trying to write a letter to a descendant of a convict or a colonist, you'll need to know the Réunionese address format. You don't need to speak French or be an expert on how to write the Réunion mailing address format. You just need to know how to enter an address into Smarty's tools or follow along with the Réunionese address example below.

As you'd imagine, the mailing address format in Réunion is very similar to France's. They both operate under the La Poste Gropue, the universal postal service provider in France, so the street address format is pretty much identical. But enough preamble. You came here for address examples and Réunionese address format info. Here you go.

1. Addressee line - The recipient’s full name, with any fitting titles.
2. Building number and street name - Building number and street go together without any punctuation.
3. Postal code and city - The five-digit postal code comes first, followed by the city.
4. Country - Written as REU.

And there's more address information available for Réunion than just the Réunionese mailing address format! Smarty can provide everything from ISO codes to major city information. So yeah you've got the right envelope address format, but why stop there?