Germany ZIP Code Dataset

Berlin has many postal codes (Postleitzahl); the Postleitzahl (PLZ) for Berlin‑Mitte is 10115.

A 5-digit ZIP code in Germany is called a Postleitzahl (PLZ) and uses the numeric format 99999 to identify delivery areas. For example, the ZIP code for Berlin-Mitte is 10115.

Yes. Germany uses postal codes called Postleitzahl (PLZ). They are five-digit numeric codes (format 99999) used to identify regions, cities and mail delivery areas.

Yes. Germany uses postal codes called Postleitzahl (abbreviated PLZ), formatted as five digits (e.g., 10115).

The ZIP code 12345 does not correspond to a town; it is assigned to a business postal address located in Berlin.

No — Germany does not use U.S.-style “ZIP codes.” It uses Postleitzahl (PLZ), a five-digit numeric postal code (format: 99999). Functionally similar to U.S. ZIP codes for mail sorting and delivery, PLZ is the national system and is referred to by the term “PLZ” rather than “ZIP.”

Yes. Germany uses a postal code system called the Postleitzahl (PLZ). Postal codes are five digits (format 99999), used nationwide to identify delivery areas; the current five-digit system has been in place since 1993.

The country code “DE” (Germany’s ISO country code) is sometimes mistakenly entered in the ZIP code field in Germany.

Write the recipient’s name on the first line. On the second line, write the street name followed by the house number (e.g., Häberlstraße 5). On the third line, write the five-digit PLZ and then the city (e.g., 80337 München). For international mail, add the country name (GERMANY) on the final line. Use “c/o” or “z. Hd.” before the recipient’s name if needed; apartment, floor or building details should be placed on the line with the street address.

Example:
John Smith
Greifswalder Str. 16
10405 Berlin
GERMANY

Germany does not have a single ZIP code. Postal codes (PLZ) are five-digit numbers assigned to towns and districts; for example, central Berlin uses 10115 and central Munich uses 80331. Germany has 13,097 localities and 26,266 PLZ, which vary by location.

The postal code format in Germany is a five-digit numeric code (format: 99999). It is commonly referred to as the PLZ (Postleitzahl).

In Germany the postal code (PLZ) consists of five digits.

Yes. German addresses include a five-digit ZIP code called a PLZ (format 99999). The PLZ is written before the city name on the same line (e.g., 10115 Berlin) and is required for reliable mail delivery.

ZIP code 10115 is in Berlin — PLZ 10115 covers the Mitte district in central Berlin, including areas around the government quarter and Berlin Hauptbahnhof.