Colombia ZIP Code Dataset

Bogotá’s ZIP code (Código postal) varies by locality; there is no single code for the whole city. Colombian postal codes have six digits and Bogotá’s codes start with 11. For example, some central areas use 110111, while other localities in the city have different six‑digit codes.

Colombia uses a 6-digit Código postal format (999999); there are no 5-digit ZIP codes in Colombia. Provide a city or address to obtain the correct 6-digit código postal.

Yes. Colombia uses postal codes (Código postal) nationwide; they follow a six-digit format (999999) and apply to municipalities, localities and addresses across the country.

Yes. Colombia uses postal codes (Código postal) consisting of six digits, formatted as 999999; each locality and delivery zone is identified by its unique Código postal.

No town in Colombia has the ZIP code 12345. Colombian códigos postales use six digits (format 999999), so 12345 is not a valid código postal; please provide a six-digit código postal or a city name.

Colombia uses a national postal code system (Código postal) with six digits (format 999999). It differs from the United States’ five-digit ZIP code system in length and structure, covering municipalities and delivery zones with six-digit codes.

Yes. Colombia uses a postal code system (Código postal) consisting of six digits in the format 999999, with codes assigned to municipalities and localities to identify addresses nationwide.

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

Put recipient name first, then street type and numbers in Colombian format (e.g., Calle 123 #45-67), apartment or interior, barrio (optional), Código postal (6 digits), city and department, and country.

Example:
María Pérez
Calle 45 #12-34 apto 201
Barrio La Esperanza
Código postal 110221
Bogotá D.C., Cundinamarca
Colombia

Colombia does not have a single ZIP code. Postal codes (Código postal) are six digits (format 999999) and vary by city and locality; provide a city or address to get the specific ZIP code.

The postal code format in Colombia is a six-digit numeric code (999999), commonly referred to as Código postal.

A ZIP code (Código postal) in Colombia consists of six digits.

Yes. Addresses in Colombia include a Código postal (postal code), a six‑digit number in the format 999999 used to route mail. Including the Código postal on an address is recommended for accurate delivery, as different localities across Colombia’s cities and municipalities each have their own code.

ZIP code 110111 in Colombia corresponds to Bogotá D.C.; Código postal 110111 is used within the capital city.