Colombia Postal Codes
Browse the regions below to find Colombia postal codes, also known as ZIP codes.
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Colombia zip codes can be seen on the map. All postcodes of Colombia can be viewed under each region.
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Colombia Postal Codes
If you are filling out a Colombia address, use the full 6-digit postal code when you have it. Do not shorten it to five digits just because a form says “ZIP code.” Colombia’s postal codes are numeric and usually come after the city or locality name, so the code should match the actual address area, not just the department.
A realistic Bogotá address would look like this: Carrera 7 # 72-41, Chapinero, Bogotá 110221, Colombia. For central Bogotá, codes starting with 110 are common, but that does not mean every Bogotá address should use 110221. A nearby address in another locality can have a different final part of the code, even if the city line still says Bogotá.
A soft way to read the codes is this: 11xxxx usually points to Bogotá, 05xxxx to Antioquia, 08xxxx to Atlántico, 13xxxx to Bolívar, and 76xxxx to Valle del Cauca. That is useful for catching a wrong-looking code, but it is practical guidance, not an official neighborhood rule. The last digits still matter for the real delivery zone.
The UPU addressing guide for Colombia says the postcode has 6 digits and is written after the locality, with an example like Bogotá 111711, while Colombia’s official 4-72 postal code visor describes the code as a 6-digit number that complements the address and represents an area on the map.
So if you only know “Bogotá,” do not just grab the first Bogotá code from a search result. Use the street, locality, neighborhood, or map lookup. If a foreign website rejects six digits, the form is probably built badly; try the correct Colombian code first before using any workaround.