Brazil ZIP Code Dataset

Brasília has many postal codes (CEP). Examples of postal codes for central Brasília include 70210-550 and 71577-040.

A 5-digit ZIP code is not used in Brazil; the Brazilian postal code (CEP) uses eight digits formatted as 99999-999.

Yes. Brazil uses postal codes called CEPs, formatted as 99999-999. CEPs are assigned to streets, neighborhoods and municipalities across Brazil’s 11,161 cities and are used for mail delivery by the national postal service.

Yes. Brazil uses postal codes called CEP (Código de Endereçamento Postal), formatted as 99999-999 and administered nationwide by the postal service Correios.

There is no town assigned the ZIP code 12345 in Brazil. Brazilian postal codes (CEP) use the 99999-999 format.

Yes. Brazil uses postal codes called CEP (Código de Endereçamento Postal) in the format 99999-999; they function like U.S. ZIP codes for routing and sorting mail across the country.

Yes. Brazil uses a postal code system called CEP for addresses; the format is 99999-999 and it’s used nationwide to identify delivery locations for mail and deliveries.

The country code “BR” (ISO 3166-1 alpha‑2) is sometimes mistakenly entered as the ZIP code in Brazil. Brazil’s postal code is called CEP and follows the format 99999-999.

Recipient’s name
Business or department name (if applicable)
Street name and House number
Neighborhood (if exists)
City Name and State Abbreviation
Postcode (8 digits)
Country – BRAZIL (in all caps)

Example:

John Smith
St. de Habitações Individuais Geminadas Sul 708
Asa Sul
Brasília – DF
70351-750
BRAZIL

Brazil does not have a single ZIP code; postal codes (CEP) are assigned per address and use the format 99999-999, varying by state, city and street.

The postal code format in Brazil is five digits, a hyphen, and three digits: 99999-999. The postal code is referred to as a CEP (Código de Endereçamento Postal).

A ZIP code in Brazil consists of eight digits, usually written as 99999-999 (five digits, a hyphen, then three digits) and commonly called a CEP.

Yes. Addresses in Brazil include a ZIP code (CEP), formatted as 99999-999. The CEP is typically written on the same line as the city and state or on a separate line after the city/state.