All countries zip codes

Answer 1

Not all countries use a ZIP or postal code system.

For those that do the codes refer to areas within a country, not to the country itself. There are probably many hundreds of thousands of them world wide.

Answer 2

Only the United States and the Philippines have ZIP Codes®. Other countries have various systems of postal codes, but the name "ZIP Code" applies only to the postal codes used by the United States and the Philippines.

Note that the Philippines Zip Code system is completely separate from the US Zip Code system. In particular, US Zip Codes are 5 digits, with an optional 4-digit extension (e.g., 12345-1234), while Philippines Zip Codes are 4 digits (e.g., 1234).

Answer 3

Only the United States and the Philippines have ZIP Codes. Other countries may have postal codes that use other names (postcode, PIN Code, etc.), or may not have postal codes at all.

If you are asking about telephone numbers, the correct term is "telephone country code," not zip code.

Answer 4

Only the United States has ZIP Codes®. Other countries have various systems of postal codes, but the name "ZIP Code" applies only to the United States.

Answer 5

There are many different zip codes in the United States. One of the zip codes in Cincinnati is 45202. The zip code for Independence, KY is 41051.

Answer 6

There is no such thing as a "country zip code." A Zip Code is a postal code used in either the United States or the Philippines, corresponding to a town or a part of a city.

Answer 7

In general, countries do not have postal codes. A postal code typically identifies a town or a part of a city, not an entire country.

Answer 8

United stage