Yemen address format & examples

Have you ever heard of Shibam or "The Manhattan of the Desert?" It's a beautiful city in Yemen made up of mud-brick skyscrapers! If you want to send something to someone living in Shibam, you'll need to know how to write a Yemeni Islander address. Yemen’s mailing address format isn't too complicated, but it may be different from what you’re used to. Below you'll find a few address examples that you can use to compare your Yemeni Islander address against.

Smarty is your trusted source for high-quality location data. Just enter the address, and it’ll be returned formatted, standardized, and validated faster than you can say, "sand castles." Using the correct Yemeni address format ensures your mail reaches its destination without any hiccups. Here’s a guide on how to write a Yemen address:

1. Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
2. Unit number - Contrary to what you may be used to, this number goes on its own line.
3. Building name - The name of the building where your parcel is headed.
4. Street - The street name where the building is located.
5. City - The city or town goes on the next line all by itself.
6. Country - The country code YEM.

Do you still need more details on how to write a Yemeni Islander address, or do you require other location data? We’ve got you covered with postal codes, ISO codes, and tips to ensure your mail gets to Sana’a, Aden, or anywhere in Yemen’s stunning and historic regions. Follow the proper mailing format and street address format, and rest assured your letters and packages will arrive at their destination on time!