Sweden Major Regions Postal Code Details

SE Sweden Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ Ale · Västra Götalands Län

449 14

Alafors

Alafors ale västra götalands län 449 14 Sweden

446 23

Älvängen

Älvängen ale västra götalands län 446 23 Sweden

445 80

Bohus

Bohus ale västra götalands län 445 80 Sweden

446 96

Hålanda

Hålanda ale västra götalands län 446 96 Sweden

449 33

Nödinge

Nödinge ale västra götalands län 449 33 Sweden

449 42

Nol

Nol ale västra götalands län 449 42 Sweden

446 40

Skepplanda

Skepplanda ale västra götalands län 446 40 Sweden

445 57

Surte

Surte ale västra götalands län 445 57 Sweden

📮SE Sweden Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations

📮 What is the format of Swedish postal codes?

Swedish postcodes are 5-digit numbers in "XXX XX" format (e.g., 111 20). The first three digits indicate the region, while the last two specify neighborhoods or streets.

🗺️ How large is a postal code area?

In cities, one code typically covers a single block or small neighborhood. Rural areas may encompass entire villages (averaging ~3000 residents per code).

📝 Is the postal code mandatory?

Yes! All mail (letters/packages) must include the correct postcode. Omission may cause delays or returns.

🔍 How to find a Swedish postcode?

Use PostNord's official online postcode finder by entering street and city names (supports English/Swedish searches).