Getting your Turkish address right will ensure you receive post, deliveries and more. But how do Turkish addresses work?
Turkish addresses work in a slightly different way to those in the UK. The first line of the address is the area, followed by the street number etc, etc
The proper form is shown below:
| ELEMENT | EXAMPLE |
|
Local Area |
Tuzla Mah |
|
Street Number |
253 Sok |
|
House Number |
Beyaz Apt No 2 |
|
Floor number then apartment number |
Kat 2 D 3 |
|
Town/Village |
Fethiye |
|
Post Code |
48300 |
|
Administration Area |
Mugla |
| Country | Turkiye |
Don’t forget your name goes at the beginning of course.
If you have a post office box then writing P.K followed by the number of your box and post code will suffice. E.g. PK 1,200, Fethiye, 48300, Mugla, Turkiye
If you live in another area ask at the post office for your post code.
Note your property must be registered with the post office before post can be delivered to it. If you live in a new property contact the post office for more information.
