French Polynesia address format & examples

When you're thinking about the perfect tropical vacation—especially if you're influenced by television and movies—you're probably thinking of French Polynesia. The overwater bungalows, beautiful sunshine, and Bora Bora’s resorts all add up to something amazing. If you're looking to learn how to write a French Polynesian address (maybe send something ahead of you to your bungalow) then you've come to the right place. The French Polynesian address format is super easy when you come to mail format experts like Smarty.

When writing the mailing address format for French Polynesia you only have to remember four parts: The building number, the street, the postal code, and the city. The rest of French Polynesia’s mail address format is similar to that of the rest of the world. So take a look at the breakdown below, or you can take a look at the French Polynesian address examples we've included. Or both. Both is good.

1. Addressee line - The recipient's full name.
2. Building number and street name - The street name goes right after the building number.
3. Postal code and locality - The city the address is in goes on its own line right after the five-digit postal code.
4. Country - If you want to shorten the country name, it can be written as PYF.

There's a whole lot more address information available for French Polynesia that would be of interest beyond the envelope address format and the vacation spots! Smarty can provide so much more for you, from ISO codes and latitude/longitude to major city information and address component data.