Postal address in France is divided into different lines, each of them containing relevant information. For domestic shipments, a basic French address example comprises 3 lines. However, the address format in France may extend to 5 lines, following the format below:

Specific cases require additional lines from the basic French format address to provide the necessary information to the courier. Depending on the recipient or the type of shipment, you will need to add 1 or 2 extra lines about the recipient information and the country.
The address format in France has one (or even two) additional lines between the recipient’s name and the street to specify additional details.
In case the recipient’s name is not on the doorbell or mailbox, you can add these important details.
Use the term chez (= care of) followed by the name on the doorbell.
In the case of parcels or letters addressed to a business address, you will need to specify both the business/company name and the reference person.
The additional line will contain the recipient details after the company name.
The postal code, in French ‘code postale’, is essential for the courier and the postal services to identify the delivery location.
The postal code in France has 5 digits and follows these simple rules:
For example, the Eiffel Tower is in the 7th arrondissement, so the postal code is:
To send a parcel or a letter to the French overseas territories the address format is the same. In this specific case, the first 3 digits of the postal code indicate the specific department.
To send a parcel or a letter to the Principality of Monaco, you have to follow the French address format. Postal services to the principality of Monaco are provided by the French postal company La Poste.
The postal code for Monaco starts with 98 and follows the French format.
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