Country format

Singapore Address Format Guide

Singapore addresses often include a block or street address, an optional unit number, and a six-digit postal code. Unit numbers such as #12-05 are common in residential and office addresses.

Common layout

Tan Wei Jie
10 Anson Road #12-05
Singapore 079903
Singapore

Fields to support

QA notes

Test hash-style units, six-digit postal codes, long building names, and address forms that do not need a state or province field.

Field mapping and expected behavior

InputStore asExpected behavior
10 Anson RoadAddress Line 1Building number remains part of the street line
#12-05Unit / Address Line 2Hash and hyphen are preserved
079903Postal code stringLeading zero survives API and CSV processing
SingaporeCountryNo state or province is required

Regression cases

  1. Create a record with a leading-zero postal code, edit it, and compare the stored value.
  2. Export a unit containing # and a hyphen, then import the CSV again.
  3. Leave state blank and confirm that country-aware validation allows submission.
  4. Test a long condominium or commercial building name at mobile width.

A six-digit value only matches the shape of a Singapore postal code; it does not prove deliverability. For mailing requirements, consult Singapore Post.

Reproducible unit-number test

Submit #08-12 as the unit value, save the address, reopen it, export it to CSV, and import it again. The pass condition is exact preservation of the hash, both hyphen-separated components, and the leading zero. Common failures include stripping the hash during sanitization, converting the value into a spreadsheet date, or splitting it across floor and apartment fields without a reversible mapping.

BoundaryTest valueExpected behavior
Postal code018956Keep six characters and the leading zero.
Unit#08-12Preserve punctuation through save and export.
Address line10 Bayfront AvenueDo not require a separate state or province.
Country outputSINGAPOREPlace on the final line for international presentation.

Format checks can confirm a plausible six-digit postal code, but they cannot confirm that a premise exists or receives mail. Deliverability requires an authoritative lookup or a confirmed recipient address.