KE Kenya Major Regions Postal Code Details
๐๏ธ Kapenguria ยท West Pokot
30127
Chekomos
30600
Chemwochoi
30600
Chepkechil
30127
Chepkoti
30600
Chepkuram
30127
Chepnyar
30600
Chewoyet
30600
Kaibos
30600
Kamatira
30127
Kamayech
30127
Kanyarkwat
30600
Kapchilia
30600
Kaprom
30127
Kochar
30127
Kolo
30600
Komol
30127
Letwa
30127
Merur
30600
Mortome
30127
Mungit
30600
Mwotot
30600
Nakwijit
30600
Naramam
30600
Ngoleyo
30127
Paraywa
30127
Psapai
30127
Serewo
30127
Simat
30127
Sostin
30127
Talau
30600
Tamrukwo
30127
Tamugh
30127
Tartar
30600
Tilak
30127
Tindar
30127
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๐ฎKE Kenya Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
โ Does Kenya have a national postal code system?
Yes. Kenya introduced a 5-digit postal code system in 2013 (e.g., 00515), but usage is low. Many areas still rely on P.O. Box numbers.
๐ How to find a Kenyan postal code?
Search via Kenya Post's website (https://postal-codes.softkenya.com/) or third-party databases, but coverage is incomplete. Contact local post offices for confirmation.
๐ฎ Is a postal code mandatory for mail?
Not compulsory. If the address includes a P.O. Box number (e.g., P.O. Box 30120), omit the postal code. Otherwise, use the correct code or 00000 as a fallback.
๐ข What is the pattern for Nairobi postal codes?
Nairobi codes start with 00, followed by 3 digits for specific areas (e.g., 00100 for CBD, 00515 for Kibera). Businesses often use exclusive P.O. Boxes instead.