Taiwan address format & examples
How to write a Taiwanese address
More than just a "Life of Pie" filming location, Taiwan is jam-packed with night markets, traditional temples, beaches, and more. But how do you address a letter to Taiwan? Taiwan is divided into 22 subnational divisions, so your address needs to correctly notate exactly where you need the letter to go. We'll help you to write a letter to Taiwan, "méiguānxì" (no problem). We'll provide some Taiwan address examples for you too.
Try our suite of address validation tools for addresses in Taiwan. Simply enter a Taiwan address, and we'll format, standardize, and validate it with no problem. Address formatting in Taiwan can be written out as follows:
- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
- Building number and street - List one after the other without any separating punctuation, though the street or lane may have punctuation in it.
- City and postal code - Write the city and the postal code on the same line with no punctuation between them.
- Country - This is often shortened to TWN.
Taiwan address examples
4 Ln. 107, San Jun St.
Shulin 238
TWN
106 Fuxing S. Rd.Sec.. 2
Daan 10664
TWN
No. 96 Aly. 1, Ln. 1, Sec. 4, Zhong Shan N. Rd.
PO Box 18
Zhongshan Dist. 104
TWN
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Postal information
Keelung (KL)
Taipei (TP)
New Taipei (NT)
Taoyuan (TY)
Hsinchu (HC)
Miaoli (ML)
Taichung (TC)
Changhua (CH)
Nantou (NT)
Yunlin (YL)
Chiayi (CY)
Tainan (TN)
Kaohsiung (KH)
Pingtung (PT)
Yilan (YL)
Hualien (HL)
Taitung (TT)
Kinmen (KM)
Penghu (PH)
Lienchiang (LC)
Taoyuan (TY)
Taichung (TC)
Chunghwa Post
Country information
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