Can HMRC send my post to this address?
Yes, as correspondence. If you've moved abroad and HMRC, a pension provider or a similar body still needs to reach you by post, a TDPB address gives them a stable place to send it. It doesn't establish or change your tax residence, which depends on your actual circumstances.
Yes, that’s exactly what it’s for. You don’t need to be physically present to receive and manage your post.
No. It is a correspondence address for receiving post, not your morada fiscal or a residency registration, which need proof of where you actually live. For what a correspondence address is and is not for, read how to use your address.
All payments are processed at the moment of purchase. This means:
• If you choose a monthly plan, your billing date will always be the same day you signed up (e.g. the 3rd of each month).
• Yearly plans are charged once, on the day you subscribe.
• Scan credits are charged immediately when you buy them.That depends on the weight of the envelope and the destination.
The cost is automatically charged to your selected payment method before dispatch
You’ll receive a notification once your shipment has been sent, including tracking details if availableIn case you have chosen the Fullservice plan, forwarding shipments are included.
Yes. We offer addresses in multiple countries so you can use an address in both countries, using the same Digital PO Box number. All mail neatly arrives in one inbox. So that’s perfect if you split your time between homes or travel frequently.
No. TDPB is built for postal mail only. If you need parcel forwarding, that is a separate category and a different service is required. For a full breakdown of what TDPB handles, see how it works.
Platforms can suspend your listings or remove them from the EU market. Apple began removing non-compliant apps in February 2025. Etsy and other marketplaces have similar enforcement. Non-compliance means losing access to 450 million EU consumers.
Most UAE banks accept the Dubai address, but always verify with your specific bank before switching, particularly for accounts subject to ongoing FATCA or CRS reporting.