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Mongolia is one of the 22 countries in the world that Britain did not invade, so unfortunately they don't have the benefit of the British post code system :) h

• Pamar 10y ago
  I am an Italian expat. I know from first hand experience (i.e. by trying to send a postcard to a friend) that some rural area of Sardinia do not have a postal address (even if there is a house there, not a nomad's hut that can be disassembled and moved). Guess what? People living there can apply to have a P.O.Box at the closest town, where you can send them any kind of stuff and they just have to go to town (something they have to do regularly to shop at a supermarket or see a doctor) and check if there is anything for them. I am sure it worked fine in the past for a lot of other countries too, and probably still does in places like NZ or Australia. It also has the nifty advantage that even if you do live in a nomad's hut and so may happen to wander away from your original "address" of case.nightmare.beige your post office will stay there, and your post will be there, too, waiting for you to come and pick it up.