Luxembourg Mailing Address Formats and Other International Mailing Information

When mailing an envelope or postcard, leave at least the bottom 16 millimeters (5/8 inch) blank on both front and back. (The postal service's reading and sorting machines might need this space to print bar codes on your mail.)

Address Format Information

Luxembourg address format seems mostly similar to France's format, except that:

• The postal code is a four-digit number.
• Of course, the letter that you can optionally write before the postal code is L- for Luxembourg (not F- for France.)
  for example, L-1316.

A possible source of confusion is that Luxembourg is the name of both the country and its capital city, so you could write an address such as:

   M. Andrée TROMMER   [(M. = Monsieur) recipient name]
   BP 5019             [P.O. Box + number]
   L-1050 Luxembourg   [(optional country code L-) + postal code + city/locality]
   LUXEMBOURG          [country name]
   

Address Format Examples

from the UPU:

   M. Jacques Muller           [(M. = Monsieur) recipient name]
   71, route de Longwy         [street address (house number + street name)]
   L-4750 PETANGE              [(optional country code L-) + postal code + city/locality]
   GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG   [country name]
   

Postal Rates to or from Luxembourg

Postage calculators and tables showing how much postage you need to mail or ship to and/or from Luxembourg are at the International Postal Rates Page.

Finding Out Addresses (such as addresses in Luxembourg / Luxembourg address search)

See Finding An International Address / Address Search.