Ecuador ZIP Code Dataset

The Código postal for Quito varies by neighborhood; Ecuador postal codes are six digits and Quito codes begin with 17. For example, Centro Histórico de Quito uses 170401.

Ecuador uses six-digit postal codes (Código postal) in the format 999999, so a five-digit ZIP code is not used in the country.

Yes. Ecuador uses postal codes (Código postal) in a six-digit format (999999), assigned to cities and areas across the country; there are 1,688 cities covered by these codes.

Yes. Ecuador uses postal codes (Código postal) in a six-digit numeric format (999999), assigned across its 1,688 cities for mail and address identification.

No town in Ecuador has the ZIP code 12345. Ecuadorian códigos postales use six digits (format 999999), so 12345 is not a valid código postal.

Ecuador uses a national postal code system called Código postal consisting of six digits (format 999999). It functions like a ZIP code for mail routing but differs from US ZIP codes in length and structure. Use the six-digit Código postal when addressing mail within or to Ecuador.

Yes. Ecuador uses a postal code system (Código postal) consisting of six-digit numeric codes in the format 999999, applied nationwide for addressing and mail delivery.

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

Write the address in this order:
Recipient’s name
Business or department name (if applicable)
Street name and House number
Postal Code (6 digits) and City Name
Country – ECUADOR (in all caps)

Example:
John Smith
Bálsamos 504
090511 Guayaquil
ECUADOR

Ecuador does not have a single ZIP code; each locality uses a Código postal of six digits (format 999999). Postal codes are assigned per city or neighborhood—there are 1,688 cities—so you need the specific city’s Código postal.

The postal code format in Ecuador is six numeric digits (Código postal), written as 999999.

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

Yes, addresses in Ecuador commonly include a Código postal (postal code), a six-digit number in the format 999999, which is used for mail and parcel delivery.