NZ New Zealand Major Regions Postal Code Details
๐๏ธ New Plymouth ยท Taranaki
4312
Bell Block
4310
Blagdon
4310
Brooklands
4310
Ferndale
4312
Fitzroy
4310
Frankleigh Park
4312
Glen Avon
4312
Highlands Park
4310
Hurdon
4330
Inglewood
4310
Lower Vogeltown
4310
Lynmouth
4310
Marfell
4312
Merrilands
4310
Moturoa
4310
New Plymouth Central
4314
Oakura
4335
Okato
4310
Port Taranaki
4310
Spotswood
4312
Strandon
4332
Stratford
4310
Upper Vogeltown
6021
Vogeltown
4200
Waipukurau
4320
Waitara
4312
Waiwhakaiho
4310
Welbourn
4310
Westown
4310
Whalers Gate
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.