Belgium ZIP Code Dataset

The ZIP code for Brussels is 1000.

Belgium does not use 5-digit ZIP codes; Belgian postal codes (code postal) are four digits in the format 9999 — for example Bruxelles is 1000.

Yes. Belgium uses postal codes (Code postal) in a four-digit format (9999); they cover 3,086 cities/localities.

Yes. Belgium uses postal codes (code postal) in a four-digit format: 9999. These codes cover the country’s 3,086 cities and are used for mail and addressing.

No town in Belgium has the ZIP code 12345. Belgian postal codes (code postal) use four digits, for example Bruxelles is 1000.

Belgium uses postal codes (code postal) that serve the same purpose as U.S. ZIP codes but use four digits (format 9999), assigned to municipalities and postal zones; for example, the code for Bruxelles is 1000.

Yes. Belgium uses a four-digit ZIP code system (format 9999), commonly referred to as the “code postal.”

The country code “BE” (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 for Belgium) is sometimes mistaken for the ZIP code; Belgium’s postal codes (code postal) are four digits in the format 9999.

Recipient Name
Street Name, Number [Box X]
Code postal 9999 City Name
Belgium

Belgium does not have a single ZIP code; postal codes (Code postal) are four digits (format 9999) assigned to municipalities. For example, Bruxelles/Brussel is 1000, Antwerpen is 2000 and Leuven is 3000.

The postal code format in Belgium is four digits (9999); the term used is “Code postal”.

A ZIP code (code postal) in Belgium consists of 4 digits.

Yes. Belgian addresses include a ZIP code (code postal) of four digits (format 9999). It is usually written before the locality name on the same line, for example: 1000 Bruxelles. The code identifies the municipality/postal area and is required for mail.

The ZIP code 1000 is for Bruxelles (Brussel), the central municipality (City of Brussels) in the Brussels-Capital Region of Belgium.