Afghanistan ZIP Code Dataset

The ZIP code for Kabul is 1001.

Afghanistan does not use 5-digit ZIP codes; its postal codes are four digits in the format 9999.

Yes. Afghanistan uses postal codes (four-digit format: 9999) for addressing mail, assigned to regions and cities to facilitate delivery.

Yes. Afghanistan uses postal codes in a four-digit format (9999). Postal codes are used to identify locations within the country’s address system.

No town in Afghanistan has the ZIP code 12345. Afghan postal codes use four digits (format 9999), so 12345 is invalid and not assigned.

Afghanistan uses a national four-digit postal code system (format 9999) for mail routing across its cities. These postal codes perform the same function as ZIP codes in the United States.

Yes. Afghanistan uses a postal code system: postal codes consist of four digits (format 9999) assigned nationwide.

The country code “AF” (Afghanistan’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Afghanistan. Afghanistan uses four-digit codes (9999) for mail.

Typical format: recipient name, house number and street name, city name and postal code (4 digits), country.

Example:
John Smith
13 Ceta Chawk St
Kandahar 3802
AFGHANISTAN

Afghanistan does not have a single ZIP code; it uses four-digit postal codes in the format 9999 assigned by city or district. To get a specific ZIP (postal) code, provide the city or district name.

The postal code format in Afghanistan is 9999 (four digits).

A ZIP code in Afghanistan consists of four digits (format: 9999).

Yes. Addresses in Afghanistan include a postal code (ZIP code) in a four-digit format (9999). Place it after the city and province, before the country.

Example:
Recipient Name
Street Address
City, Province 1234
Afghanistan