Bermuda ZIP Code Dataset

The postcode for Hamilton, Bermuda follows the AA 99 format and begins with HM; the exact postcode varies by address (for example, HM 12).

Bermuda does not use 5-digit ZIP codes. The postcode format is two letters, a space, then two digits (e.g., AA 99).

Yes. Bermuda uses postcodes (postal codes) that serve the same purpose as ZIP codes; the format is two letters followed by two digits, shown as AA 99.

Yes. Bermuda uses postcodes (term: Postcode) in the format AA 99, consisting of two letters followed by two digits, and these postcodes are used to identify addresses across its 11 cities.

No town in Bermuda has the ZIP code 12345. Bermuda postcodes follow the format AA 99, so five-digit numeric codes like 12345 are not used.

No. Bermuda does not use U.S.-style ZIP codes; it uses postcodes in the format AA 99 (two letters, space, two digits).

Yes. Bermuda uses a postcode system for addresses; the postcode format is AA 99.

The country code “BM” (Bermuda’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Bermuda. Bermuda uses the AA 99 postcode format for mail.

Recipient Name
House number and street name
Locality or Parish
Postcode (format: AA 99)
BERMUDA

Example:
John Smith
12 Front Street
Hamilton Parish
HM 11
BERMUDA

Bermuda does not have a single ZIP code. It uses postcodes (called “Postcode”) in the format AA 99 assigned to specific addresses and areas, so you must use the postcode provided for the particular town or street when mailing.

The postal code format in Bermuda is two letters, a space, and two digits (AA 99); it is referred to as a postcode.

A Bermuda ZIP code (postcode) contains two digits, appearing in the format “AA 99” where two letters precede the two-digit number.

Yes. Bermuda addresses include a postcode, typically formatted as two letters, a space, then two digits (AA 99). Include the postcode on mailing addresses to ensure proper delivery.