RU Russian Federation Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ Veshkaimsky District · Ulyanovsk Oblast
433103
Beketovka
Beketovka veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433103 Russian Federation
433123
Beklemishevo
Beklemishevo veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433123 Russian Federation
433121
Berezovka
Berezovka veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433121 Russian Federation
433120
Chufarovo
Chufarovo veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433120 Russian Federation
433111
Ermolovka
Ermolovka veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433111 Russian Federation
433113
Kargino
Kargino veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433113 Russian Federation
433107
Khovrino
Khovrino veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433107 Russian Federation
433114
Kochenyaevka
Kochenyaevka veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433114 Russian Federation
433106
Krasny Bor
Krasny Bor veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433106 Russian Federation
433112
Mordovsky Bely Klyuch
Mordovsky Bely Klyuch veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433112 Russian Federation
433115
Nizhnyaya Tuarma
Nizhnyaya Tuarma veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433115 Russian Federation
433110
Sharlovo
Sharlovo veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433110 Russian Federation
433125
Staroe Pogorelovo
Staroe Pogorelovo veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433125 Russian Federation
433122
Stemass
Stemass veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433122 Russian Federation
433100
Veshkaima
Veshkaima veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433100 Russian Federation
433101
Veshkaima-Selo
Veshkaima-Selo veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433101 Russian Federation
433104
Zalesny
Zalesny veshkaimsky district ulyanovsk oblast 433104 Russian Federation

📋 Russian Federation Address and Delivery Guidance

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📮Russian Federation Postal FAQ and delivery guidance

🔢 How many digits is a Russian postal code?

Russian postal codes consist of 6 digits, e.g., 119021 for Moscow.

📍 How to find a Russian postal code?

Use the postal code search tool on Russian Post's official website (pochta.ru) by entering city/street names.

📦 Is postal code mandatory for international shipments?

Yes, postal codes are required for both domestic and international mail to avoid delays or returns.

⏱️ Will incorrect postal codes cause delays?

Yes, errors may detain mail at sorting centers for 3-5 days for manual address verification.

📬 Do large cities (e.g., Moscow) have multiple postal codes?

Yes, major cities are divided into zones; e.g., St. Petersburg center is 190000, suburbs are 196000+.