KE Kenya Major Regions Postal Code Details
๐๏ธ Nandi Hills ยท Nandi
30311
Chebilat
30311
Cheboin
30314
Chemomi
30311
Chepkunyuk
30314
Chepngetuny
30311
Cheptabach
30311
Cheptililik
30314
Cheptuing'Eny
30311
Cherabus
30311
Kalel
30311
Kapchorua
30311
Kapchuriai
30311
Kapkorio
30311
Kaplelmet
30311
Kapngetuny
30311
Kapote
30311
Kapsokio
30311
Kaptien
30311
Kateng
30311
Keben
30311
Kelbui
30314
Ketbarak
30311
Kibabet
30311
Kimolonik
30311
Kipsamoo
30311
Kirondio
30311
Kisebwo
30314
Koilot
30311
Kosoiyp
30314
Mogobich
30314
Mogoon
30314
Ollessos
30311
Samoei
30311
Senendet
30314
Sere Ngonik
30314
Sigilai
30311
Siret
30314
Sochoi
30311
Soiyet
30311
Taito
30311
Tururo
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.