Saudi Address Test Data

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Synthetic addresses following the Saudi National Address format (4-digit building number, district, 5-digit postal code, additional number, short address code) in Arabic and English. All generated values are synthetic TEST DATA ONLY and do not belong to real people.

TEST DATA ONLY — all generated names, contacts, identifiers and numbers are synthetic and do not belong to real people or accounts.
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What makes a realistic test address for Saudi Arabia and the region?

A realistic address follows the structure the country actually uses. The Saudi National Address has a four-digit building number, a street, a district, a city, a five-digit postal code and a four-digit additional number; other countries in the region use different fields and postal-code shapes, and some have none. Forms that were only ever tested with a US-style street, state and ZIP code reject valid local addresses — test data should carry the real structure, Arabic and Latin spellings, and the long district names that overflow labels.

A Saudi National Address line field by field: the district, city and postal code come from real data, while the building number, additional number and short-address letters are random.

formatted from the example

Part 1:7344 Part 2:King Fahd Road, Part 3:Al Olaya Dist., Part 4:Riyadh Part 5:12211-Part 6:3456, Saudi Arabia

shortAddress from the example

Part 7:RQHBPart 1:7344

  1. 1Building number4 digits; it does not lead to a real door. The short address repeats it.Random
  2. 2StreetPicked from the tool’s street list; the bilingual output also gives it in Arabic (طريق الملك فهد).
  3. 3DistrictA real district of the city; the English line adds Dist..Real data
  4. 4CityOne of the nine cities the tool covers.Real data
  5. 5Postal code5 digits from the city’s list, so range validators pass; not matched to the district.Real data
  6. 6Additional number4 digits after the hyphen.Random
  7. 7Short-address letters4 letters + the building number = 8 characters. Here it does not encode the city, district, postal code or additional number.Random

When a record has a unit, , Unit N follows the district. The Arabic line (formattedAr) holds the same fields, the unit included, in the same order, with “حي” before the district.

How to use Saudi Address Test Data

  1. Choose how many addresses you need and the language (English, Arabic or both).
  2. Pick the output format and press Generate.
  3. Use the structured fields to fill address forms and the formatted line for labels.

Saudi Address Test Data features

  • Saudi National Address structure: 4-digit building number, street, district, city, 5-digit postal code, 4-digit additional number, optional unit
  • 8-character short address (4 letters + 4 digits)
  • Real districts and postal codes for Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar, Makkah, Madinah, Abha, Tabuk and Buraydah
  • English, Arabic or bilingual output with formatted lines in both languages
  • Coordinates near the city centre
  • Seedable; JSON, CSV, SQL, XML, JSON Lines or table output

Saudi Address Test Data example

Bilingual Riyadh address

Input:

Addresses: 1 · Language: English + Arabic

Output:

{
  "buildingNumber": "7344",
  "street": "King Fahd Road",
  "district": "Al Olaya",
  "city": "Riyadh",
  "postalCode": "12211",
  "additionalNumber": "3456",
  "shortAddress": "RQHB7344",
  "formatted": "7344 King Fahd Road, Al Olaya Dist., Riyadh 12211-3456, Saudi Arabia",
  "formattedAr": "7344 طريق الملك فهد، حي العليا، الرياض 12211-3456، المملكة العربية السعودية"
}

Frequently asked questions about Saudi Address Test Data

What is the Saudi National Address format?

Building number (4 digits), street, district, city, postal code (5 digits) and additional number (4 digits), optionally a unit number. The tool also produces the 8-character short address (4 letters + 4 digits).

Are the districts and postal codes real?

Yes — districts such as Al Olaya, Al Malqa, Al Hamra or Al Faisaliyah and their city postal codes are genuine, so validators that check postal-code ranges accept the data. Building and additional numbers are random.

Can I get the address in both languages?

Yes. Choose English, Arabic or both; the bilingual option returns Arabic and English street, district, city and formatted lines side by side.

What is the additional number in a Saudi address?

It is the second number of a Saudi National Address, next to the building number: a four-digit code (6666 in the official address-format example) that locates the building more precisely within its district. It is not the apartment or office number, which is the separate unit number. In this tool it is random, so it never points at a real building.

Does each address include coordinates and a region?

Yes. Every record carries lat/lng placed randomly within about 0.08° (roughly 8 km) of the centre of one of nine cities — Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar, Makkah, Madinah, Abha, Tabuk and Buraydah — plus the administrative region (for example Eastern Province) in the selected language. The coordinates are approximate, meant for map and distance tests, not the building's real location.

Technical notes

The National Address identifies a location by building number, postal code and additional number, and the official 8-character short address is a compact unique code for that location. Here the short address is four random letters followed by the building number, so it does not encode the generated city, district, postal code or additional number. Districts and postal codes come from real data so range validators pass, but the postal code is picked from the city list and is not matched to the district; building and additional numbers are random and do not resolve to a real door.

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