Country
North Korea
Region
Asia
Format
- no codes -

What is North Korea Postal Code?

Postal codes in North Korea (also known as ZIP codes) are alphanumeric codes used by the postal service to identify specific geographic areas for efficient mail sorting and delivery. The postal code format in Asia is Eastern Asia. These codes help ensure your mail and packages reach their destination accurately and quickly.

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How to Address Mail to North Korea

Standard Address Format (click to edit)
RecipientJohn Doe
Street123 Example Street
City & Postal- no codes - Pyongyang
CountryNORTH KOREA

Addressing Tips for North Korea

  • Postal code format: - no codes -
  • Write postal code before the city name
  • Country name in UPPERCASE on last line
  • Capital: Pyongyang
  • ISO country code: KP

Shipping to North Korea

North Korea
Domestic Delivery
2-7 days
Within North Korea
International
7-21 days
Varies by origin
Customs Threshold
Varies
Duty-free limit

Local Carriers in North Korea

National Postal Service

North Korea: International Carriers

DHL FedEx UPS

Shipping Tips (North Korea)

  • Always include postal code in format - no codes - for faster delivery
  • Items above Varies may incur customs duties
  • Track your package using the carrier's tracking number
  • Consider insurance for valuable shipments

North Korea Location Information

North Korea, Asia Map
  • Region Asia
  • Subregion Eastern Asia
  • Capital Pyongyang
  • Phone Code +850
  • Currency KPW
  • Coordinates 40, 127
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Popular Cities in North Korea

11 States Postal Codes in North Korea

State Latitude Longitude
Chagang Province 40.72 126.562
Kangwon Province 38.843 127.56
North Hamgyong Province 41.815 129.458
North Hwanghae Province 38.379 126.436
North Pyongan Province 39.926 125.393
Pyongyang 39.039 125.763
Rason 42.257 130.298
Ryanggang Province 41.232 128.508
South Hamgyong Province 40.373 128.299
South Hwanghae Province 38.201 125.478
South Pyongan Province 39.354 126.168

Did You Know?

North Korea has 11 provinces/states and 80 cities/districts in its postal system.
North Korea is located in Asia and uses the North Korean Won (KPW) as its official currency.

Frequently Asked Questions

The postal code format in North Korea is - no codes -. Postal codes help ensure efficient mail sorting and delivery.
North Korea has 11 states. Each has its own set of postal codes for efficient mail delivery.
The capital of North Korea is Pyongyang.
The international phone code for North Korea is +850.
The official currency of North Korea is North Korean Won (KPW).
North Korea is located in the Eastern Asia subregion of Asia, at coordinates 40.00000000, 127.00000000.
Standard international mail to North Korea typically takes 7-21 business days. Express services (DHL, FedEx, UPS) deliver in 3-7 business days.
Common prohibited items for North Korea include flammable materials, explosives, narcotics, and perishable goods. Check with your carrier for the complete list of restricted items.
North Korea uses a postal code system. The term 'ZIP code' is specific to the United States. Most countries refer to their system as 'postal codes' or 'postcodes'.
You can track packages sent to North Korea using the tracking number provided by your carrier. Visit the carrier's website (DHL, FedEx, UPS, or the national postal service) and enter your tracking number.
North Korea in Other Languages
Nearby Countries
Country Distance Latitude Longitude
South Korea 336 km 37 127.5
Japan 1,060 km 36 138
Mongolia 1,902 km 46 105
Taiwan 1,919 km 23.5 121
China 2,013 km 35 105
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Last updated: April 2026
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