Cambodia ZIP Code Dataset

Phnom Penh has multiple ZIP codes depending on the neighborhood; an example for central Phnom Penh (Tuol Kouk) is 120407.

Cambodia uses six-digit postal codes (format 999999); there is no standard five-digit ZIP code in Cambodia.

Yes. Cambodia uses postal codes for mail and parcel delivery, using a six-digit numeric format (e.g., 999999) assigned to provinces and local localities.

Yes. Cambodia uses postal codes called Postal codes with a six-digit format (999999), assigned to provinces, districts and post offices to cover addresses across the country’s 14,127 cities.

There is no town with ZIP code 12345 in Cambodia; Cambodian postal codes use six digits (format 999999), so 12345 is not a valid postal code.

Cambodia uses postal codes for mail, formatted as six digits (999999). The postal code system and format differ from the United States ZIP code system.

Yes. Cambodia has a postal code system using six-digit postal codes in the format 999999, assigned to locations nationwide.

The country code “KH” (Cambodia’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Cambodia. Cambodia uses six-digit codes for mail.

Write addresses from specific to general and include the six-digit Postal code. Example format:

Recipient Name
Company (optional)
House number, Street name, Village/Sangkat
Commune/Sangkat, District/Khan
Province, Postal code (6 digits)
CAMBODIA

Cambodia does not have a single ZIP code; postal codes use a six-digit format (999999) assigned to individual cities and areas. Provide a city or area to get its specific postal code.

The postal code format in Cambodia is a six-digit numeric code written as 999999.

A ZIP code in Cambodia consists of six digits (format: 999999).

Yes. Cambodian addresses include a 6-digit postal code (format 999999). The postal code is typically written after the city or district line to assist mail sorting and delivery.