Portugal address format & examples

Olá! Pick up a plate of "sardinhas assadas," put on some fado music, and let's answer the question, 'How do you address a letter to Portugal.' To make it as pleasant as the Ribeira District, we've organized our Portuguese address examples below in a clear, easy-to-follow format, complete with explanations if you get lost.

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1. Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
2. Street and building number - With beautiful street names like "Beco Da Rua Do Mercado" it's no wonder they're listed first, followed by the building number without separating punctuation.
3. Postal code and locality - Postal code first, then city or area, again without separating punctuation.
4. Country - This is often shortened to PRT

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