Send a letter to Canada, how to write the format of the envelope

1. Address format: Use English to write the envelope, write your address in the upper left corner (you can also fill in Chinese only, but you need to write the English country name China at the end of the address), write the recipient's name and the other party's address in the lower right corner (you can fill in English or local characters, and write the country name in Chinese after the address).If you have a zip code, you can write it, it doesn't matter if you don't write it, as long as the address is detailed and accurate, you can receive it.

2. Mailing cost: Postage is calculated according to weight, generally 6 yuan within 20 grams, and additional yuan for every 10 grams of overweight. You can take it to the post office and weigh it, and the mm of the post office will calculate the postage according to you.

International standard envelopes can be purchased at the post office.

Recipient information is written in the middle.

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What is the format for Canada to send a letter back to China? Top left: (this part is in English) First line:

The second line of the name, the house number of the city where you live, the third line of the street name, the name of the city, zip code 1Writing format (1) The sender's address name should be written in the upper left corner of the envelope. (2) The name of the recipient's address should be written in the lower right corner of the envelope.

3) When writing in French and English, fill in the order of name, place name and country name line by line, and write the place name and country name with capital letters. 。4) When writing in Chinese, fill in the country name, place name, and name line by line.

5) When written in a language other than French or English, the name of the country and place of destination should be annotated in Chinese or French and English (with a capital letter). If the sender's name and address are written only in Chinese, the name of the country and place must be marked in French, English or a language familiar to the sending country. (6) The cover of the express mail sent to Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Macao and the sender's name and address can be written in Chinese.

2.Envelope requirements (1) It is not allowed to use old envelopes or envelopes made of waste paper and written paper. (2) The letter should be packed in a standard envelope and the seal should be cemented.

3) If the envelope is sent in a transparent window envelope, the transparent window must be rectangular and its long side should be parallel to the long side of the envelope. The letter should be folded so that the recipient's name and address can still be clearly visible through a transparent window when the letter is moved inside the envelope. (4) The transparent window should be made of transparent paper that does not reflect under the light, and the name and address can still be clearly exposed through the transparent window.

That's all I have summarized for you, I hope you understand.

Hello, if it is sent to a friend ordinarily, the recipient's name does not have to be written in English, and it is also possible to write Chinese.

Generally, the name comes first.

Then there is the house number and the name of the road section.

Then there are the city names, province names and postal codes.

Canada at the bottom (if you are in Canada, the Canadian paragraph is omitted, but if you are sending international mail, writing the country name at the bottom is one of the fastest ways to help the post office sort mail).

5108 112 st nw

edmonton, ab, t6h 3j2

canada

After the letter arrives in Canada, the most important thing for the postman is the postage code, so this part must be written clearly.

This zip code can help them locate the location where your letter is going right away, which is more efficient than just writing the name of the city and the province.

On the left is what you write to the recipient. On the right is the write address. Write your address in the space above.

Write the recipient's name and address underneath. If you can write Chinese yourself, you can write Chinese. However, China, provinces, and cities should be written in English and pinyin to facilitate delivery.

When writing domestic addresses, as long as the name of the province and the city are written accurately, generally speaking, there is no problem, the street name directly uses pinyin does not matter, it is best to write the detailed street name in Chinese, because as long as the post office is confirmed to be sent to China, it is distributed by the Chinese post office, and you write English to prevent them from sending to the correct address.

Note: It is recommended to write in both Chinese and English.

Write the lower right part of the recipient's name and address, write the upper left part of the sender's name and address, and affix a stamp to the upper right corner. The sender's name and address may also be written on the upper part of the back of the envelope, and the stamp may also be affixed to the back of the envelope. The text should be in the official language of the country of origin or in English.

For shipments to countries that use Chinese characters, such as Japan, envelopes can be written in the Chinese format.

Quebec speaks French and the address should be written as such.

Name. 78 rue de lanoraieblainville,quebec

canada

j76 1r1

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The envelope should write the address and name of the recipient in English, as for your own address and name, you can write it in Chinese, or you can write it in English, there are generally three horizontal lines on the envelope, the first line writes the recipient's address, the second line writes the recipient's name, and the third line also has your own address and name.

It's the same with postcards.

Letters and postcards sent abroad should be handled at the post office on the spot to prevent the letter from being lost.

Write the recipient's name and address in the middle.

A stamp is affixed to the upper right corner.

The stamp should be affixed to the upper right corner of the envelope.

The sender's name and address should be written in the upper left corner of the envelope.

The recipient's name and address should be written in the middle of the envelope or in the lower right quarter.

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