How to address mail to australia from usa

To address mail to Australia from the USA, you'll need to follow these steps:

Format:

• Use the recipient's name and address in the following format:
  • Recipient's Name
  • Street Address or PO Box
  • Town or City
  • State or Province (if applicable)
  • Postcode (or ZIP Code equivalent)
  • Country (Australia)
• Use the following postal codes for Australian states and territories:
  • New South Wales (NSW): 2000-2999
  • Victoria (VIC): 3000-3999
  • Queensland (QLD): 4000-4999
  • South Australia (SA): 5000-5999
  • Western Australia (WA): 6000-6999
  • Tasmania (TAS): 7000-7999
  • Australian Capital Territory (ACT): 2600-2699
  • Northern Territory (NT): 0800-0899
• Use the following postal codes for major cities:
  • Sydney: 2000
  • Melbourne: 3000
  • Brisbane: 4000
  • Perth: 6000
  • Adelaide: 5000
  • Hobart: 7000
  • Canberra: 2600
  • Darwin: 0800

Example:

• John Smith
• 123 Main Street
• Sydney
• New South Wales
• 2000
• Australia

Additional Tips:

• Make sure to use the correct postal code for the recipient's location.
• Use the correct format for the recipient's name (e.g., first name, last name).
• Use a clear and legible handwriting or print the address using a computer.
• If the recipient has a PO Box, use the PO Box number instead of a street address.
• If the recipient is in a rural area, you may need to use a specific postal code or add a rural delivery code (e.g., "Rural Delivery" or "RD").
• Consider using a trackable shipping method, such as USPS Priority Mail International or FedEx International First, to ensure your mail arrives safely and efficiently.

USPS International Mail Rates:

• USPS offers various international mail services, including Priority Mail International, First-Class Package International Service, and Airmail. Rates vary depending on the service, weight, and destination.
• You can check the current rates and services on the USPS website or at your local post office.

Remember to double-check the address and postal code to ensure your mail reaches its destination in Australia.