Validate up to 25 postal codes, US ZIP codes, UK postcodes or Brazilian CEPs at once against our 1,827,156 verified records and generate ready-to-print UPU S42 international mailing envelope blocks.
| Country | Format | Example | Directory & Cities |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States (ZIP) | NNNNN / NNNNN-NNNN | 10001 (New York) | US Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Spain / España (CP) | NNNNN (01001–52006) | 28001 (Madrid) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Mexico / México (SEPOMEX / SAT) | NNNNN (5 digits) | 06600 (CDMX) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Brazil / Brasil (CEP Correios) | NNNNN-NNN (8 digits) | 01000-000 (São Paulo) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Portugal (CTT) | NNNN-NNN (7 digits) | 1000-001 (Lisboa) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Colombia (4-72) | NNNNNN (6 digits) | 110111 (Bogotá) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| United Kingdom (Royal Mail) | AA9A 9AA / A9 9AA | SW1A (London) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
| Canada (Canada Post FSA) | A9A 9A9 (Alphanumeric) | M5V (Toronto) | Cities → · Prefixes → |
Enter a single code or paste up to 25 codes in our Validator. It verifies both the official country syntax pattern and real existence in our 1.82M+ global postal database, returning the verified city, region, coordinates and standard envelope lines.
International mailing addresses follow Universal Postal Union (UPU S42) rules: in the US, UK, Canada and Australia the postal code goes after the city/state (e.g. NEW YORK, NY 10001); in mainland Europe and Latin America it precedes the city (e.g. 28001 MADRID); and in Brazil the 8-digit CEP goes on its own line below the city-UF (01001-000).