France ZIP Code Dataset

The ZIP code (code postal) for Paris depends on the arrondissement: 75001 (1er) through 75020 (20e).

A 5-digit ZIP code in France is the “code postal” in the format 99999. The first two digits usually indicate the “département” (e.g., 76 for Seine-Maritime) and the last three identify the locality or distribution office. Example: 76000 for Rouen.

Yes. France uses postal codes (codes postaux), five-digit numbers in the format 99999 that identify communes and delivery areas for mail and addressing.

Yes. France uses postal codes (codes postaux) nationwide. They follow a five-digit format (99999) and cover its 39,597 cities/communes, and should be included when addressing mail.

No town in France has the ZIP code 12345; that five-digit code is not assigned to any commune.

France uses five-digit postal codes (codes postaux) in the format 99999. They serve the same purpose as U.S. ZIP codes for mail sorting and addressing, but are structured differently, with the first two digits generally indicating the department and the rest for local routing.

Yes. France uses a nationwide postal code system called the code postal; codes are five digits (format 99999) used to route mail across the country.

The country code “FR” (France’s ISO country code) is often mistakenly entered as the ZIP code for France.

Write the recipient name on the first line, then company or building on the second; next line: street number and street name and any apartment/floor details; on the following line put the 5-digit code postal followed by the city name; add the country only for international mail.

Jean Dupont
Entreprise Exemple
12 rue de la Paix, Bât. A, Apt. 3
75002 Paris
France

France does not have a single ZIP code. Postal codes (codes postaux) are five-digit numbers (format: 99999) assigned to cities and specific areas. There are 39,597 localities in total. For example, Paris’ 1st arrondissement uses the postal code 75001, Marseille’s 16th arrondissement uses 13016, and Lyon’s 5th arrondissement uses 69005.

The postal code format in France is five numeric digits (99999), commonly referred to as the code postal.

A ZIP code (code postal) in France consists of five digits.

Yes. Addresses in France include a five-digit ZIP code (code postal). It appears before the city name on the same line, for example: 10 Rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris. The postal code format is 99999.

ZIP code 75001 (code postal 75001) covers Paris 1er arrondissement in central Paris, department 75, Île-de-France, including the Louvre, Palais‑Royal, Tuileries Garden and Place Vendôme on the right bank of the Seine.