Republic of South Sudan address format & examples

Officially recognized as a sovereign state on July 9, 2011, the Republic of South Sudan is the world’s newest country. Though it’s just over a decade old, the Republic of South Sudan is home to 12M South Sudanese—and 1.3M antelopes!

From January to June, these antelopes migrate from one South Sudanese national park to another, forming the world’s largest animal migration. If you want a chance to capture this feat of nature on film for the next great wildlife documentary, you’ll need to contact a park manager by writing a letter to the Republic of South Sudan.

Below, we have a suite of address validation tools for the Republic of South Sudan that will have you well on your way to mastering South Sudanese mailing practices. With our step-by-step instructions, you’ll understand exactly how to write a South Sudanese address. You’ll also find Republic of South Sudan address examples to review as you address your letter.

Here’s how to write a Republic of South Sudan address correctly:

1. Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region.
2. Sub-building and building - The sub-building name goes here, followed by the building name. They should be included in that order without separating punctuation.
3. (tooltip: premise and thoroughfare) Building number and street name - Without punctuation between the two, the building name or number, followed by the street the address is on.
4. (tooltip: postal code) Postcode - The postal code goes on its own line in a South Sudanese address.
5. Country - Finally, the country code of SSD.