Example Address in Indonesia

Learn how to correctly format an address in Indonesia, with real examples to guide you.

What is an Indonesian Address?

A standard Indonesian address typically includes the recipient's name, street address, subdistrict (kelurahan), district (kecamatan), city or regency, province, and postal code. Here's an overview of the key components:

• Recipient Name: The name of the person or business receiving the mail.
• Street Address: The building number and the name of the street or road.
• Subdistrict (Kelurahan): The local administrative area within a district.
• District (Kecamatan): The administrative district within a city or regency.
• City/Regency: The city or regency where the address is located.
• Province: The province where the address is located.
• Postal Code: A five-digit code representing the specific area.

Real Indonesian Address Examples

Below are examples of correctly formatted real Indonesian addresses, including business and residential addresses:

Sample Indonesian Postal Codes

Here are some sample Indonesian postal codes, along with the cities and regions they belong to:

• 10110 - Jakarta Pusat (Gambir)
• 56553 - Magelang (Borobudur)
• 80571 - Gianyar (Ubud)
• 67254 - Probolinggo (Sukapura)
• 82121 - Tabanan (Kediri)
• 21174 - Simalungun (Girsang Sipangan Bolon)
• 10710 - Jakarta Pusat (Sawah Besar)
• 13820 - Jakarta Timur (Cipayung)
• 83352 - Lombok Utara (Pemenang)
• 40391 - Bandung (Jatinangor)

Common Address Mistakes

When formatting an Indonesian address, avoid these common mistakes:

• Omitting the postal code or using an incorrect one.
• Forgetting to include the subdistrict or district.
• Incorrectly ordering the address components, such as placing the city before the subdistrict.