BR Brazil Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ Registro · São Paulo
11995-000
Ariri
Ariri registro são paulo 11995-000 Brazil
11955-000
Barra Do Turvo
Barra do Turvo registro são paulo 11955-000 Brazil
11980-000
Braço
Braço registro são paulo 11980-000 Brazil
11950-000
Cajati
Cajati registro são paulo 11950-000 Brazil
11990-000
Cananéia
Cananéia registro são paulo 11990-000 Brazil
11960-000
Eldorado
Eldorado registro são paulo 11960-000 Brazil
11920-000
Iguape
Iguape registro são paulo 11920-000 Brazil
11925-000
Ilha Comprida
Ilha Comprida registro são paulo 11925-000 Brazil
11970-000
Itapeuna
Itapeuna registro são paulo 11970-000 Brazil
11940-000
Jacupiranga
Jacupiranga registro são paulo 11940-000 Brazil
11800-000
Juquiá
Juquiá registro são paulo 11800-000 Brazil
11850-000
Miracatu
Miracatu registro são paulo 11850-000 Brazil
11860-000
Oliveira Barros
Oliveira Barros registro são paulo 11860-000 Brazil
11930-000
Pariquera-Açu
Pariquera-Açu registro são paulo 11930-000 Brazil
11855-000
Pedro Barros
Pedro Barros registro são paulo 11855-000 Brazil
11900-000
Registro
Registro registro são paulo 11900-000 Brazil
11870-000
Santa Rita Do Ribeira
Santa Rita do Ribeira registro são paulo 11870-000 Brazil
11910-000
Sete Barras
Sete Barras registro são paulo 11910-000 Brazil

📋 Brazil Address and Delivery Guidance

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Use a Complete Delivery Address:

Include the recipient name, building or street address, locality, region where applicable, postal code when the destination uses one, and the destination country or territory.

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Follow Local Address Conventions:

Use the language, character set and address order requested by the recipient, official postal operator or carrier. Do not assume every destination uses the same postal-code format.

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📮Brazil Postal FAQ and delivery guidance

🔢 What is the format of Brazilian postal codes?

Brazilian postal codes (CEP) consist of 8 digits in the format XXXXX-XXX (e.g., 01001-001). The first 5 digits indicate the broad area, while the last 3 digits pinpoint streets or building groups.

🌍 How to find a Brazilian postal code?

Use the official Correios (Brazilian Post) CEP lookup tool by entering a full address. Third-party sites like BuscaCEP are alternatives, but official channels are recommended for accuracy.

📦 Is a postal code mandatory for international shipments to Brazil?

Yes! The CEP is critical for mail sorting. Missing or incorrect codes cause significant delays. For international mail, always include "CEP" followed by the 8-digit code in Portuguese.

⏱️ What problems arise from incorrect postal codes?

Errors may result in: 1) Mail sent to wrong cities 2) 7-15 day delivery delays 3) Loss of important documents/parcels. Always double-check codes via Correios' official website.

🏢 Do business addresses have different postal rules?

Large enterprises/institutions may have exclusive codes (e.g., bank HQs). Regular businesses use street codes, with high-traffic commercial areas often having multiple sub-codes requiring precise matching to street numbers.