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Do you know your exact address? What about the zip code? It isn’t easy to always remember these impossible figures. That’s why people often search for postal codes or zip codes online when they need to buy or send something. You are at the right place where you will find any postal code easily.

Country Zipcode is a platform where you can effortlessly search zipcode / postal code worldwide in just a few clicks. You can also know your current location, zip code / postal code; just click on the My Zip Code section to find your location quickly. We aim to provide our services to individuals and organizations who need to search for zip codes or addresses of different localities worldwide.

What is a Zip Code?

A ZIP Code (Zone Improvement Plan) is a system of postal codes used by the United States Postal Service (USPS). It was introduced in 1963, the basic format comprised of five digits. However, an extended ZIP+4 code was introduced in 1983. It comprised of five digits of the ZIP Code having a hyphen and four digits that designated a more specific location.

What is a Postal Code?

Postal code is a group of numbers or letters or both, used by the postal service to identify a region. It is an important part of an address. A postal code is also locally known as postcode, ZIP code, or PIN in different English-speaking countries throughout the world.

There are many different synonyms of postal code:

CAP: The standard term used in Italy.

Eircode: The standard term used in Ireland.

CEP: The standard term used in Brazil.

NPA: The standard term used in Italian-speaking Switzerland and French-speaking Switzerland.

PIN: The standard term used in India.

Postal Code: The general term used in Canada.

PLZ: The standard term used in Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, and German-speaking Switzerland.

Postcode: It is popular in many English-speaking countries.

ZIP Code: The standard term used in the United States and the Philippines.

PSC: The standard term used in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

In February 2005, 117 of the 190 member countries of the Universal Postal Union had postal code systems. There were only a few postal code systems that are alphanumeric, and most of them are numeric. Usually, postal codes are assigned to geographical areas.

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Country Zipcode is a platform where you can find your current location, zipcode, Pincode, postal code, and more. It is easy to do it with just a few clicks. First of all, choose the country, and you will get a list of administrative region of that country. Then you will need to select the area where you want to send the post. Find the list of available zip codes for the

while you are not sure about the country or the administrative region, the country/region is missing from the list. Enter the postal code, area code, post office, or area name into the search at the top of the page for zipcode lookup. Moreover, use our country map to find the zip / postal code you are looking for.