Switzerland ZIP Code Dataset

The ZIP code for Bern is 3000.

Switzerland uses four-digit postal codes (NPA, format 9999). There are no 5-digit ZIP codes in Switzerland; examples include 8001 (Zürich) or 1000 (Lausanne).

Yes. Switzerland uses postal codes (NPA) in a four-digit format (9999); there are 5,394 towns/municipalities with assigned codes.

Yes. Switzerland uses four-digit postal codes (format 9999), officially called NPA, covering 5,394 cities.

No town in Switzerland has the ZIP code 12345. Swiss postal codes (NPA) use four digits, so 12345 is not a valid Swiss postal code.

Switzerland uses postal codes (NPA) that serve the same purpose as US ZIP codes; Swiss codes are four digits long (format 9999) and are assigned to municipalities and postal areas.

Yes, Switzerland uses a postal code system: the NPA, consisting of four-digit codes in the format 9999 and covering 5,394 municipalities.

The country code “CH” (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), often written as “CH-” before addresses, is commonly mistaken for the ZIP code in Switzerland; Swiss postal codes are four-digit NPA numbers (format 9999).

Use this layout for Swiss addresses:

Recipient Name
Street Name House Number
NPA City
SWITZERLAND

NPA is the 4-digit postal code (format 9999) and is placed before the locality.

Switzerland does not have a single ZIP code. Postal codes (NPA) are four digits (format 9999) and are assigned to localities; Switzerland has 5,394 cities.

The postal code format in Switzerland is four digits, written as 9999; the Swiss term for it is NPA.

A ZIP code in Switzerland consists of four digits (format: 9999).

Yes. Swiss addresses include a four-digit ZIP code (postal code, NPA). It is placed before the city on the address line, for example:

Bahnhofstrasse 1
8001 Zürich

ZIP code 3000 in Switzerland corresponds to the city of Bern, the federal capital, located in the canton of Bern.