TH Thailand Major Regions Postal Code Details

🏛️ Si Bun Rueang · Nong Bua Lamphu
39180
Han Na Ngam
Han Na Ngam si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Kut Sathian
Kut Sathian si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Mueang Mai
Mueang Mai si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Na Kok
Na Kok si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Non Muang
Non Muang si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Non Sa-at
Non Sa-at si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Nong Bua Tai
Nong Bua Tai si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Nong Kae
Nong Kae si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Nong Kung Kaeo
Nong Kung Kaeo si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Sai Thong
Sai Thong si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Si Bun Rueang
Si Bun Rueang si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand
39180
Yang Lo
Yang Lo si bun rueang nong bua lamphu 39180 Thailand

📮TH Thailand Regional Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations

🔢 How many digits are in a Thai postal code?

Thai postal codes consist of 5 digits, e.g., 10100 for central Bangkok.

🌐 How to find Thailand postal codes?

Visit Thailand Post official website (https://track.thailandpost.co.th) or Google 'Thailand postal code + area name' with English/Thai address.

📮 Is ZIP code mandatory for international mail to Thailand?

Yes! Correct 5-digit codes ensure faster delivery. Errors may cause delays or returns.

🏙️ Can two areas share the same postal code?

No. Codes are street-specific, e.g., Chiang Mai Old City (50200) differs from new districts (50000).

🆕 Do Thai postal codes change?

Rarely. New areas may get new codes—always verify online before mailing.

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