1. Write
1. Write
Santa loves hearing about family Christmas traditions and what’s on a child’s wish list. Get inspired by our handy templates.
Santa’s mailbox has closed for 2023!
Thank you to everyone who wrote a letter to Santa this Christmas. He has enjoyed reading and responding to all the letters he received and hopes you’ll write to him again next Christmas.
1. Write
Santa loves hearing about family Christmas traditions and what’s on a child’s wish list. Get inspired by our handy templates.
2. Check twice!
Don’t forget to clearly write your name and return address on the back of the envelope, so Santa knows where to send your letter.
Please note, Santa can only reply to Australian addresses.
3. Send
Attach a Christmas 65c stamp and post your letters through one of our red street posting boxes or your local Post Office. We’ll get your letter to Santa as soon as we can. Don’t forget, we’re a long way from the North Pole after all!
Please address your letter to:
Santa
NORTH POLE 9999
Information for teachers
For teachers looking to help their students send letters to Santa this year, please send them individually to Santa NORTH POLE 9999 and follow the steps outlined above.
Ready to start writing?
Download our free printable letter templates.
Large text and braille replies available
Children who have low vision can receive a large text or braille response from Santa.
For braille responses, please specify on the front or back of the envelope (separate from the addresses) that braille is required (and which grade).
Address your letter to:
Santa Mail (large text)
NORTH POLE 9999
The story behind writing letters to Santa
How the practice of letter writing at Christmas has evolved to become the beloved tradition we know today.