How to get a free letter from Santa through Royal Mail – and what Father Christmas’ address is

Santa Claus and his Elves are busy preparing for Christmas coming in just over two months.

But that doesn’t mean Father Christmas has not got time to reply to letters from good boys and girls who are excited for the big day.

Royal Mail has teamed up with Santa and his Elves to launch a letters to Father Christmas service. They say Santa will reply to as many as possible, as long as he receives them before December 6.

Santa says: “I will be getting my sleigh ready for the long journey on Christmas Eve and in between I will try to reply to as many of you as possible”.

Parents – it may be a bit early to get the kids in the Christmas spirit, but writing to Santa is a reminder that they have to promise be nice instead of naughty for the next two-and-a-half-months…

Don’t just address the letters to the North Pole. Instead, write to Santa at his Royal Mail address in Reindeerland. Remember to include an unused stamp inside the envelope.

The address to send your Christmas letters to Santa

Kids should address their Santa letters to:

Santa/Father Christmas,

Santa’s Grotto,

Reindeerland,

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Father Christmas said: “It’s really important you write Santa’s address carefully on the envelope, and that you put a stamp on the envelope so that it gets to me. Please be sure that you include your full name and address in your letter.”

Send your letters by Friday 6 December. There is no charge, but you must include an unused stamp inside the envelope.

Santa added: “Looking forward to delivering your presents on Christmas Eve. Make sure you remember my mince pie and Rudolph’s carrot!”

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