CH Switzerland Major Regions Postal Code Details
🏛️ Broye · Freiburg
1484
Aumont
1475
Autavaux
1470
Bollion
1541
Bussy
1474
Châbles
1773
Chandon
1534
Chapelle
1473
Châtillon
1529
Cheiry
1468
Cheyres
1529
Coumin
1774
Cousset
1482
Cugy
1567
Delley
1564
Domdidier
1563
Dompierre
1470
Estavayer-le-Lac
1532
Fétigny
1473
Font
1475
Forel
1489
Franex
1483
Frasses
1544
Gletterens
1775
Grandsivaz
1484
Granges-de-Vesin
1489
La Vounaise
1773
Léchelles
1566
Les Friques
1475
Les Planches
1470
Lully
1775
Mannens
1533
Ménières
1776
Montagny-la-Ville
1774
Montagny-les-Monts
1489
Montborget
1475
Montbrelloz
1483
Montet
1541
Morens
1489
Murist
1485
Nuvilly
1568
Portalban
1528
Praratoud
1410
Prévondavaux
1542
Rueyres-les-Prés
1773
Russy
1566
Saint-Aubin
1470
Seiry
1541
Sévaz
1528
Surpierre
1565
Vallon
1483
Vesin
1527
Villeneuve
1486
Vuissens
📮CH Switzerland Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
🔢 How many digits is a Swiss postal code?
Swiss postal codes consist of 4 digits (e.g., 8001 for Zürich).
🌐 How to find a Swiss postal code?
Use the postal code lookup tool on Swiss Post's official website (www.post.ch) by entering an address or city name.
📮 Is the postal code mandatory for mail to Switzerland?
Yes! The 4-digit code is essential for mail sorting. Omission may cause delays or failed delivery.
📦 Format for international parcels?
Write the postal code and city on the last address line (e.g., 8001 Zürich), with 'SWITZERLAND' on a separate line below.