Postcodes
Malta postcode examples
Maltese addresses use a building name or number and street, followed by the locality and full postcode. The postcode contains three uppercase letters, a space and four digits; put MALTA on the last line.
Selected building examples; not a complete postcode directory.
Quick facts
Maltese addresses use a building name or number and street, followed by the locality and full postcode. The postcode contains three uppercase letters, a space and four digits; put MALTA on the last line.
Featured Postcodes & Examples
VLT 1156
Valletta
St John’s Co-Cathedral
VLT 1171
Valletta
MUŻA
VLT 1112
Valletta
National Museum of Archaeology
BRG 1721
Birgu
Malta Maritime Museum
KKR 1320
Kalkara
Esplora Interactive Science Centre
MSD 2080
Msida
University of Malta
VLT 1426
Valletta
Manoel Theatre
GRB 1704
Għarb
Ta’ Pinu Basilica
Address guides and official destinations
How is a Maltese postcode written?
Maltese addresses use a building name or number and street, followed by the locality and full postcode. The postcode contains three uppercase letters, a space and four digits; put MALTA on the last line.
What do these examples cover?
Selected building examples; this is not a complete national postcode directory or a delivery guarantee.
What order should the components appear in?
Maltese addresses use a building name or number and street, followed by the locality and full postcode. The postcode contains three uppercase letters, a space and four digits; put MALTA on the last line.