Mexico ZIP Code Dataset

Mexico City has many postal codes (Código postal). Examples of postal codes for central Mexico City include 06000 (Área 1) and 06040 (Área 4).

In Mexico a 5-digit ZIP code (Código postal) is a five-digit numeric code in the format 99999 used to identify postal delivery areas for mail sorting and delivery.

Yes. Mexico uses postal codes (código postal): five-digit numbers in the format 99999 assigned nationwide to localities, neighborhoods and street addresses to route mail and deliveries.

Yes. Mexico uses postal codes (Código postal) of five digits (format 99999). They apply nationwide to identify locations across approximately 156,230 cities/localities and are part of the national postal addressing system.

Mexico uses five-digit postal codes (Código postal) in the 99999 format, functioning similarly to United States ZIP codes to identify locations for mail delivery and addressing across the country.

Yes. Mexico uses a national postal code system called the Código postal, consisting of five digits (format 99999) to identify locations for mail delivery.

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

Format:

Recipient name
Street name # number
[Interior/Dept.]
Colonia
Municipality/Alcaldía, State, Código postal 99999
Country (if international)

Example:

Pedro Martinez Sanchez
Calle Hidalgo 56 – 208
Pueblo Nuevo
77600 COZUMEL, Q. ROO
MEXICO

Mexico does not have a single ZIP code; each locality has its own Código postal consisting of five digits (format 99999).

The postal code format in Mexico is five numeric digits (e.g., 99999) and is commonly referred to as the Código postal.

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

Yes. Addresses in Mexico include a Código postal (postal code) consisting of five digits (format 99999), typically written after the city and state or on a separate line in the mailing address.

The ZIP code 01000 (Código postal 01000) is in Mexico City (Ciudad de México), covering the San Ángel neighborhood in the Álvaro Obregón borough.