IN India Major Regions Postal Code Details
๐๏ธ East Siang ยท Arunachal Pradesh
791102
Adipasi
791104
Ayeng
791102
Balek
791102
Bilat
791102
Boleng
791104
Borguli
791102
Dalbing
791102
Damro
791102
Debing
791102
GTC
791103
Hill Top
791102
Kebang
791102
Korang
791102
Koyu
791102
Ledum
791104
Mebo
791104
Namsing
791102
Nari
791104
Ngopok
791102
Oyan
791102
Pangin
791102
Pasighat
791102
Rani
791102
Renging
791102
Riga
791102
Ruksin
791102
Sille
791104
Silluk
791104
Sirem
791102
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๐ฎIN India Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
โ What is an Indian postal code?
The Indian Postal Index Number (PIN Code) is a 6-digit numeric code system developed by India Post to precisely identify postal delivery zones.
๐ข What is the format of Indian PIN codes?
6-digit numeric structure: First digit indicates the postal zone (9 zones nationwide), first 3 digits identify a city/district, last 3 digits specify delivery post office or street.
๐ How to find a PIN code for an address?
Use the official PIN code search tool at India Post website (https://www.indiapost.gov.in) by entering state, city, and locality names.
๐ฎ What happens if I write wrong PIN code?
May cause 3-7 days delay or return. For important documents, use registered post and always verify PIN code accuracy.
๐ Is PIN code required for international mail?
Mandatory! International mail must have the 6-digit PIN code clearly written in the last address line, otherwise may be held by customs or returned.