Send a letter to the Philippines
Upload a PDF, import it from Google Drive or write your letter online. We print it, put it in an envelope, add postage and mail it to the Philippines. Philippine Postal Corporation's UPU sheet writes the four-digit postcode to the left of the locality or province name.
- Estimated delivery
- 10–18 business days after mailing
- Services
- Standard letter, Tracked letter, Registered letter
- Price
- From €4.90, printing, envelope and postage included
Mail services for the Philippines
Pick the service when you send. All of them include printing, an envelope and postage.
Standard letter
For everyday letters that don't need proof of sending or delivery.
Est. 10–18 business days after mailing
From €4.90
Tracked letter
Adds a tracking number so you can follow your letter.
Est. 10–18 business days after mailing
From €8.90
Registered letter
For notices, disputes and contracts. Delivered against signature. A sender address is required.
Est. 10–18 business days after mailing
From €11.90
Optional return receipt (+€1.99)
Not sure which one you need? Standard letter vs registered mail
How long does mail to the Philippines take?
Letters to the Philippines are usually delivered 10–18 business days after mailing, whichever service you choose.
- The count starts on the mailing date, not the day you order or pay. Your order page shows when your letter was mailed.
- Business days don't include weekends. Public holidays can add a day or more.
- This is an estimate, not a guaranteed delivery date. Choose tracked or registered mail if you need to follow your letter.
How to write an address in the Philippines
This is the order we print an address in the Philippines, line by line.
Line by line
- 1Recipient
- 2Street and number
- 3Flat, floor or building (optional)
- 4Postcode + Town + Province or state
- 5Country name, on the last line for mail from abroad
Postcode format, for example 1000.
Example
Ms. Teresita C. Metrillo 7117 Kundiman St., Sampaloc 1008 MANILA
Based on the postal operator's own specimen. [1]
Addressing tips for the Philippines
- Philippines postcodes have four digits and appear before the locality, Metro Manila area or province name.[1]
- For Manila addresses, the UPU examples show the postcode followed by MANILA, such as 1008 MANILA.[1]
- For addresses outside Manila, barangay, city or municipality details may appear above the postcode and province line.[1]
- Barangay is identified by the UPU sheet as a Philippine administrative unit; keep it when the recipient includes it.[1]
How to send a letter to the Philippines online
1
Add your letter
Upload a PDF or photo from your computer, import a file from Google Drive, or write your letter in the online editor.
2
Enter the address in the Philippines
Search for it or type it in yourself.
3
Choose a service and pay
You see the final price before you pay.
4
We print and mail it
Your order page shows the mailing date and the estimated delivery window.
Questions about sending mail to the Philippines
- How long does mail to the Philippines take?
- We estimate 10–18 business days after mailing. It is an estimate, not a guaranteed delivery date, and the count starts on the day we mail your letter, not the day you order.
- Can I send a letter to the Philippines from another country?
- Yes. You order online from wherever you are, and we print and mail the letter for you, so you don't need stamps or a trip to the post office. Once your order is assigned, its page shows the country it was mailed from.
- Can I add a return receipt to a letter to the Philippines?
- Yes. Choose Registered letter and add the return receipt. The recipient signs on delivery and the signed receipt is posted back to the sender address on your letter. A sender address is required.
- Can I track a letter to the Philippines?
- Yes, with a tracked or registered letter. Tracking updates depend on the postal networks along the way, so they may not cover every step. Your order page shows the updates we receive.
- Do I need to enter a state or province for the Philippines?
- Yes, the address form asks for it and we print it as part of the address. Pick the address from the suggestions to fill it in automatically.
- Where does the Philippines postcode go?
- To the left of the locality or province name, for example 1008 MANILA or 2000 PAMPANGA.[1]
- Should I include a barangay?
- Yes when the recipient provides it. The UPU examples include barangay, subdivision, city or municipality details above the postcode line.[1]
- Where should I put barangay or subdivision details in MaisonMail?
- Use the second address line so those details print between the street line and the postcode line.
Ready to send your letter to the Philippines?
Prices start at €4.90, with printing, envelope and postage included.
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Sources
Services and delivery estimates come from MaisonMail's current catalog. Address rules last checked 2026-10-04.