Czechia ZIP Code Dataset

The ZIP code for Prague (Prague 1, city centre) is 110 00. Czech postal codes (PSČ) use the format 999 99 and Prague has many different codes by district.

In Czechia a 5-digit ZIP code (postal code, PSČ) is written with a space after the third digit as “999 99” — three digits, space, two digits. Example: Prague 1 is 110 00.

Yes. Czechia uses postal codes (PSČ) for mail delivery; the format is five digits written as “999 99”, used nationwide across about 14,880 municipalities.

Yes. Czechia uses postal codes called PSČ, formatted as five digits with a space (e.g., 999 99). There are 14,880 cities/municipalities assigned PSČ across the country.

No town in Czechia has the ZIP code 12345. Czech PSČ use the format 999 99 (so 12345 would be written 123 45), and that specific code is not assigned to any municipality.

Czechia uses postal codes with the same purpose as US ZIP codes. They are called PSČ and follow the format 999 99 (five digits with a space after the third digit), used nationwide to identify municipalities and delivery areas.

Yes. Czechia uses a postal code system (PSČ) consisting of five digits written in the format “999 99” with a space after the third digit.

The country code “CZ” (Czechia’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Czechia. Czechia uses the 999 99 PSČ format for mail.

Write recipient on the first line, then street name and house number (use a slash if both descriptive and orientation numbers exist). On the next line write the PSČ (format 999 99) followed by the city, and add the country if international. Example:
Jan Novák
Vinohradská 123/45
120 00 Praha
Czechia

Czechia does not have a single ZIP code. Postal codes (PSČ) are five digits written in the format 999 99 and are assigned to individual towns, districts and streets; you need the specific city or address (e.g., Prague 1 — 110 00) to find the correct code.

The postal code (PSČ) format in Czechia is five digits written as “999 99” — three digits, a space, then two digits.

A Czech ZIP code (PSČ) has five digits, normally written with a space after the third digit in the format 999 99.

Yes. Addresses in Czechia include a postal code (PSČ). It is five digits with a space after the third digit (format 999 99) and is normally placed on the last line before the town name.

The ZIP code 110 00 (PSČ 110 00) is for Praha 1 — central Prague, covering the historic centre including the Old Town (Staré Město) and Josefov (the Jewish Quarter).