NL Netherlands Major Regions Postal Code Details

๐Ÿ›๏ธ Oldebroek ยท Gelderland
8094 XX
Hattemerbroek
Hattemerbroek oldebroek gelderland 8094 XX Netherlands
8079 TH
Noordeinde Gld
Noordeinde Gld oldebroek gelderland 8079 TH Netherlands
8096 AV
Oldebroek
Oldebroek oldebroek gelderland 8096 AV Netherlands
8097 SM
Oosterwolde Gld
Oosterwolde Gld oldebroek gelderland 8097 SM Netherlands
8095 RK
T Loo Oldebroek
t Loo Oldebroek oldebroek gelderland 8095 RK Netherlands
8091 BL
Wezep
Wezep oldebroek gelderland 8091 BL Netherlands

๐Ÿ“ฎNL Netherlands Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations

๐Ÿ”ข What is the standard format of Dutch postal codes?

Dutch postal codes consist of 4 digits + space + 2 uppercase letters, e.g., 1234 AB. Letters must be capitalized, and a space between digits and letters is mandatory.

๐Ÿ—บ๏ธ How large is the coverage area per postal code?

The first 4 digits indicate a region (e.g., city or district), while the 2 letters pinpoint specific streets or building clusters. One code typically covers around 20 addresses.

โœ‰๏ธ What happens if I write the wrong postal code?

It may cause significant delays or return. Dutch mail sorting relies heavily on postal codes; incorrect formats trigger manual processing, adding 3-5 working days.

๐Ÿ”„ Do Dutch postal codes ever change?

Yes! Codes can be updated due to urban expansion or district reorganization. Verify your address regularly via PostNL's website or local municipality.

๐ŸŒ How to write Dutch postal codes for international mail?

Format: [Street + number], [Postcode] [City], NETHERLANDS. Example: Kerkstraat 42, 1017 GV Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS