Postal codes in the Faroe Islands consist of the two letter ISO 3166 code "FO", followed by three digits:
- P/F Postverk Føroya
- Óðinshædd 22
- FO-100 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
PO Box addresses
Separate postal codes are used for PO Box addresses in the capital Tórshavn and some other towns: [1]
- HN Jacobsens Bókahandil
- Postboks 55
- FO-110 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
Former Danish postal codes
Previously, the Faroe Islands formed part of the Danish postcode system, introduced in 1967, which also included Greenland. [2] This used the number range 3800 to 3899, and the "DK" prefix for Denmark: [3]
- Føroya Ferdamannafelag
- DK-3800 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
Later on, the "FR" prefix was used: [4]
- DGU Føroyadeild
- Debesartrøð
- FR 3800 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
When the three-digit postal codes were first introduced, they were used for PO Box addresses, alongside the existing four-digit ones. [5]
References
- ^ Nordiske trafiksikkerhedsdage 1998, Nordic Council of Ministers, 1998, page 154
- ^ Tidsskrift for industri, 1967, page 382
- ^ Danish Journal, Issues 65-73, Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1969, page 45
- ^ Att förstå varandra i Norden: språkråd till nordbor i nordiskt samarbete: en handledning, Nordiska rådet, 1986, page 48
- ^ Benn's Media Directory: International, Volume 139, Benn Business Information Services, 1991, page 100
Postal codes in the Faroe Islands consist of the two letter ISO 3166 code "FO", followed by three digits:
- P/F Postverk Føroya
- Óðinshædd 22
- FO-100 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
PO Box addresses
Separate postal codes are used for PO Box addresses in the capital Tórshavn and some other towns: [1]
- HN Jacobsens Bókahandil
- Postboks 55
- FO-110 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
Former Danish postal codes
Previously, the Faroe Islands formed part of the Danish postcode system, introduced in 1967, which also included Greenland. [2] This used the number range 3800 to 3899, and the "DK" prefix for Denmark: [3]
- Føroya Ferdamannafelag
- DK-3800 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
Later on, the "FR" prefix was used: [4]
- DGU Føroyadeild
- Debesartrøð
- FR 3800 Tórshavn
- FAROE ISLANDS
When the three-digit postal codes were first introduced, they were used for PO Box addresses, alongside the existing four-digit ones. [5]
References
- ^ Nordiske trafiksikkerhedsdage 1998, Nordic Council of Ministers, 1998, page 154
- ^ Tidsskrift for industri, 1967, page 382
- ^ Danish Journal, Issues 65-73, Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1969, page 45
- ^ Att förstå varandra i Norden: språkråd till nordbor i nordiskt samarbete: en handledning, Nordiska rådet, 1986, page 48
- ^ Benn's Media Directory: International, Volume 139, Benn Business Information Services, 1991, page 100