Barbados ZIP Code Dataset

Bridgetown does not have a single ZIP code. Barbados uses five-digit postal codes (format 99999) assigned to specific addresses and districts, so you need the exact street address to determine the correct postal code.

A 5-digit ZIP code in Barbados is a Postal code in the numeric format 99999 — for example 12345.

Yes. Barbados uses postal codes in a five-digit format (99999); you may refer to them as ZIP codes when needed.

Yes — Barbados uses postal codes formatted as five digits (99999) for addresses.

No town in Barbados has the postal code 12345.

No. Barbados uses its own five-digit postal code system (format 99999) for addresses rather than the U.S. ZIP code system.

Yes. Barbados uses a postal code system consisting of five-digit codes in the format 99999; refer to them as Postal codes when addressing mail.

The country code “BB” (Barbados’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Barbados. Barbados uses five-digit numeric codes for mail.

Write the address in this order:
Recipient’s name
Premises (house number or name)
Avenue or Lane
Sub-locality
Locality and Postal Code (BB + 5 digits)
Country – BARBADOS

Example:
Mr. John Browne
#35, “The Grotto”
04th Ave., Cherry Lane
Farm Road
St. Peter BB26028
BARBADOS

Barbados uses five-digit postal codes in the format 99999; there is no single ZIP code for the entire country—postal codes are assigned by locality.

The postal code format in Barbados is five digits, represented as 99999.

A ZIP code in Barbados has five digits.

Yes. Barbados uses a five-digit postal code (format 99999). Include the postal code on the last line of an address to assist mail sorting and delivery.