Andorra Postal Codes
Browse the regions below to find Andorra postal codes, also known as ZIP codes.
Parishes in Andorra
Andorra on the Map
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About Andorra
Andorra Postal Codes
If a form asks for an Andorra postal code and you are not sure what to enter, the safest first check is the parish. Andorra does not use a huge street-by-street postal code system like some countries. In most normal cases, the code points to one of the seven parishes, so the town or parish name matters more than guessing a nearby street.
For a central Andorra la Vella address, AD500 is usually the code people reach for. A realistic format would be something like: Carrer Prat de la Creu, 12, AD500 Andorra la Vella, Andorra. If the address is around the capital’s main area, AD500 is the practical choice. For nearby Escaldes-Engordany, though, the code changes to AD700, even if it feels close on the map.
A soft way to think about the codes is this: AD500 is for Andorra la Vella, AD700 is for Escaldes-Engordany, AD600 is for Sant Julià de Lòria, AD400 is for La Massana, AD300 is for Ordino, AD200 is for Encamp, and AD100 is for Canillo. That is useful day to day, but it should not be treated like an official street boundary map. It is more practical guidance based on parish-level use.
The UPU addressing guide for Andorra shows the postal code written before the locality name, with examples such as AD700 Escaldes-Engordany and AD500 Andorra la Vella, and notes that postal service is handled through La Poste and Correos.
So if you only know “Andorra” but not the exact parish, do not just enter AD500 automatically unless the address is really in Andorra la Vella. Check the locality line first. For hotel bookings, deliveries, bank forms, or government-style forms, matching the parish code is usually enough to avoid the common mistake.