NZ New Zealand Major Regions Postal Code Details
๐๏ธ Nelson ยท Nelson
7011
Annesbrook
7010
Atawhai
7010
Beachville
7011
Bishopdale
7010
Britannia Heights
7011
Enner Glynn
7010
Maitai
7010
Marybank
7011
Moana
7011
Monaco
7011
Nelson Airport
7010
Nelson Central
7010
Nelson South
7010
Port Nelson
7020
Richmond
7010
Stepheyville
7011
Stoke
7011
Tahunanui
7010
The Brook
7010
The Wood
7010
Toi Toi
7010
Wakapuaka
7011
Wakatu
7010
Washington Valley
๐ฎNZ New Zealand Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
๐ข What is the format of New Zealand postcodes?
NZ postcodes consist of 4 digits (e.g., 6011). The first two digits indicate a broad area (e.g., 60 = Wellington), and the last two specify streets or suburbs.
๐ How to find a New Zealand postcode?
Use the postcode finder tool on the NZ Post website (nzpost.co.nz) by entering an address or location name.
๐ฆ Is a postcode mandatory for international mail?
Yes! Always include the NZ postcode and country name 'NEW ZEALAND' on international items to avoid delays or returns.
โฑ๏ธ Will incorrect postcodes delay delivery?
Yes! Errors may trigger manual processing, adding 1-3 business days. Always verify the recipient's postcode.
๐บ๏ธ Can two areas share the same postcode?
No. Each postcode maps to a unique geographic zone (e.g., Auckland CBD is 1010, Ponsonby is 1021) for precise delivery.