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Enter a postal code to check against the documented format for this country.
Documented format
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Example patterns (illustrative — not verified addresses):
Data class: Third-party open reference data assembled for tools — not an official ISO, UN, or national-statistics publication.
Attribution:
ISO 3166-1 / ISO 4217 / ISO 639 code systems; mledoze/countries (ODbL); dr5hn/countries-states-cities-database (ODbL); samayo/country-json (MIT); IANA Time Zone Database.
Fields marked “Not available” are missing from those sources — not fabricated.
A value of 0 means a recorded zero, not a missing value.
Source review: 2026-10-22 .
Dataset snapshot: 2026-10-22 21:03:56 .
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Data limitations
Not an official ISO, UN, or national-statistics publication.
Population and area are reference estimates with effective year where known.
Postal checker validates format only — not delivery-point existence.
Currency finder does not show live FX rates (see Currency Converter for rates).
Driving side / measurement may be incomplete for some territories.
Administrative divisions are not bulk-published (avoids thin/incomplete geography pages).
Timezone “now” depends on server/OS tzdata freshness.
ODbL sources require attribution and share-alike considerations for redistributed database dumps.
Important distinctions
Format ≠ address
Postal-code format validation does not confirm that an address exists or that a code is currently assigned for delivery.
Unavailable patterns
If a country has no reliable pattern in the dataset, we label it unavailable rather than inventing a rule.
Country & Global Reference
Frequently asked questions
Does a valid postal-code format prove that an address exists?
No. Postal-code format validation does not confirm that an address exists. It only checks structure against a documented pattern.
Why is my country unsupported?
Some territories lack a published pattern in our dataset. We show that clearly instead of guessing a regex.