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Last Updated on September 28, 2021 by Lamudi
An acronym for Zone Improvement Plan, ZIP codes refer to a series of numbers or digits included in one’s home address used primarily for mail and parcel sorting purposes. It is widely used in most English-speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Australia, India, and the Philippines.
Also known as postal codes, ZIP codes in the Philippines are used for conveniently locating addresses for letters, parcels, and packages. It can also be used to locate addresses that can be hard to reach.
Before we discuss ZIP codes in the Philippines, do note that there’s a proper way of writing addresses with postal codes. As you learn yours in the list below, don’t forget to use the correct format when including them in your address.
Importance of Zip Codes
ZIP codes are more than just geographic identifiers. They now serve as social identifiers, providing data on a region’s population’s demographics. In addition, zip codes are significant data structures that businesses use to visualize their audience.
One of the primary examples of this is the Postal ID, one of the fastest and easiest government IDs one can apply for. It is open to all applicants as it is socially inclusive and establishes the person’s identity and residency information. According to the Universal Postal Union, a postal ID card is the most extensively used form of identification in postal transactions.
How to Write Addresses with ZIP Codes
The general rule is that the PH ZIP code must be in the left side of the last line of the address.
Follow this format when writing:
Name
Unit/Floor + House/Building Name + Street Number + Street Name
Barangay/District + City
ZIP Code + Metro Manila or Province Name
Here’s an example of the format:
Juan dela Cruz
Unit 305, Green Tower, 32 Alcoy St.
Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City
1105 Metro Manila
If the house or building name is too long, you can place the street number and name on the next line when writing the address with the Philippine ZIP code. Here’s an example:
Juan dela Cruz
Unit 305, Avenida Ignacio Compound
32 Alcoy St.
Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City
1105, Metro Manila
Does the Philippines Have 5-Digit ZIP Codes?
There are no 5-digit ZIP codes in the Philippines, as in the case of the United States. Local areas only have four digits. In the US ZIP codes, the first number indicates the state or region, while the next two refer to the city. The last two figures point to the specific delivery area.
What Are the Philippine ZIP Codes?
It’s important to follow the correct format when writing addresses with postal codes to guide mail and parcel delivery providers accordingly. With that, here’s the list of Philippine ZIP codes:
Metro Manila
Metro Manila is the seat of the Philippine government and is one of three defined metropolitan areas in the country. It is made up of 16 cities and the municipality of Pateros. If you’re living in one of these urban areas, refer to the postal codes of Metro Manila outlined and categorized here per location.
Caloocan
Caloocan City spans 5,333.40 hectares and is the fourth most populous city in Metro Manila. It is the only city in the metro that is divided into geographical locations, namely the north and the south. It is part of the CAMANAVA sub-region of Metro Manila. The postal codes in Caloocan city start with 14.
| Zip Codes in Caloocan City | |
| 1400 | Caloocan Central Post Office |
| 1409 | Kaunlaran Village (Shared with Caloocan and Navotas) |
Las Piñas
Located in the southern part of Metro Manila, Las Piñas reportedly gets its name from the Spanish word for pineapples, which were one of the organic produce shipped from Cavite and Batangas.
The city is known to house the almost two-hundred-year-old Las Piñas Bamboo Organ within the Saint Joseph Paris Church. It is the only organ of its kind in the world that remains intact. It’s easy to know your ZIP postal code if you’re living in Las Piñas. Unlike in most cities, there’s only one set of digits you need to remember.
| Zip Code in Las Piñas | |
| 1740 | Las Piñas Central Post Office |
Malabon
Malabon is part of the CAMANAVA sub-region in the northern part of Metro Manila. It is most famous for Pancit Malabon, the 400-year old San Bartolome Church, and heritage houses such as the Raymundo and Ibaviosa Houses. Like its neighboring city, Malabon has PH zip codes starting with 14.
| Zip Codes in Malabon | |
| 1470 | Malabon |
| 1409 | Kaunlaran Village (shared with Malabon and Navotas) |
Makati
Dubbed as the “Financial Center of the Philippines,” Makati City is home to several multinational corporations, IT-related industries, dining places, shopping malls, and upscale residential developments. This city guide will take you to the notable landmarks in this progressive area. These are the PH ZIP codes in Makati:
| Zip Codes in Makati | |
| 1224 | Makati Commercial Center |
| 1200 | Makati Central Post Office |
| 1250 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1000 to 1099 |
| 1251 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1100 to 1199 |
| 1252 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1200 to 1299 |
| 1253 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1300 to 1399 |
| 1254 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1400 to 1499 |
| 1255 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1500 to 1599 |
| 1256 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1600 to 1699 |
| 1257 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1700 to 1799 |
| 1258 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1800 to 1899 |
| 1259 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 1900 to 1999 |
| 1260 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2000 to 2099 |
| 1261 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2100 to 2199 |
| 1262 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2200 to 2299 |
| 1263 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2300 to 2399 |
| 1264 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2400 to 2499 |
| 1265 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2500 to 2599 |
| 1266 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2600 to 2699 |
| 1267 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2700 to 2799 |
| 1268 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2800 to 2899 |
| 1269 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 2900 to 2999 |
| 1270 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3000 to 3099 |
| 1271 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3100 to 3199 |
| 1272 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3200 to 3299 |
| 1273 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3300 to 3399 |
| 1274 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3400 to 3499 |
| 1275 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3500 to 3599 |
| 1276 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3600 to 3699 |
| 1277 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3700 to 3799 |
| 1278 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3800 to 3899 |
| 1279 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 3900 to 3999 |
| 1280 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4000 to 4099 |
| 1281 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4100 to 4199 |
| 1282 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4200 to 4299 |
| 1283 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4300 to 4399 |
| 1284 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4400 to 4499 |
| 1285 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4500 to 4599 |
| 1286 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4600 to 4699 |
| 1287 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4700 to 4799 |
| 1288 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4800 to 4899 |
| 1289 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 4900 to 4999 |
| 1290 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5000 to 5099 |
| 1291 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5100 to 5199 |
| 1292 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5200 to 5299 |
| 1293 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5300 to 5399 |
| 1294 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5400 to 5499 |
| 1295 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5500 to 5599 |
| 1296 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5600 to 5699 |
| 1297 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5700 to 5799 |
| 1298 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5800 to 5899 |
| 1299 | Makati CPO-PO Box# 5900 to 5999 |
Mandaluyong
The city of Mandaluyong is notable for housing a third of the booming Ortigas Center and premier shopping malls such as EDSA Shangri-La, SM Megamall, and Starmall Shaw. Mandaluyong is the 6th smallest city and currently has a population of 386,276. Similar to Malabon, the city also just has one PH ZIP code.
| Mandaluyong Zip Code | |
| 1550 | Mandaluyong Central Post Office |
Manila
The City of Manila is the capital of the Philippines and is the most densely populated city as of 2018. Home to the University Belt, the Malacañang Palace, and the National Museum, the city boasts of a rich culture and heritage. These are the ZIP postal codes of Manila:
| Manila Zip Codes | |
| 0900 | Manila Bulletin |
| 0903 | Manila Hilton |
| 0906 | Manila Medical Center |
| 0913 | Manila Hotel |
| 0919 | Manila Police District |
| 0950 | Manila Midtown Hotel |
| 1717 | Manila Memorial Park |
| 1748 | Manila Doctors Village |
| 0917 | Ateneo de Manila University |
| 1000 | Manila Central Post Office |
| 1050 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1000 to 1099 |
| 1051 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1100 to 1199 |
| 1052 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1200 to 1299 |
| 1053 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1300 to 1399 |
| 1054 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1400 to 1499 |
| 1055 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1500 to 1599 |
| 1056 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1600 to 1699 |
| 1057 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1700 to 1799 |
| 1058 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1800 to 1899 |
| 1059 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 1900 to 1999 |
| 1060 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2000 to 2099 |
| 1061 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2100 to 2199 |
| 1062 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2200 to 2299 |
| 1063 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2300 to 2399 |
| 1064 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2400 to 2499 |
| 1065 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2500 to 2599 |
| 1066 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2600 to 2699 |
| 1067 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2700 to 2799 |
| 1068 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2800 to 2899 |
| 1069 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 2900 to 2999 |
| 1070 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3000 to 3099 |
| 1071 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3100 to 3199 |
| 1072 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3200 to 3299 |
| 1073 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3300 to 3399 |
| 1074 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3400 to 3499 |
| 1075 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3500 to 3599 |
| 1076 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3600 to 3699 |
| 1077 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3700 to 3799 |
| 1078 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3800 to 3899 |
| 1079 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 3900 to 3999 |
| 1080 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4000 to 4099 |
| 1081 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4100 to 4199 |
| 1082 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4200 to 4299 |
| 1083 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4300 to 4399 |
| 1084 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4400 to 4499 |
| 1085 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4500 to 4599 |
| 1086 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4600 to 4699 |
| 1087 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4700 to 4799 |
| 1088 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4800 to 4899 |
| 1089 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 4900 to 4999 |
| 1090 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5000 to 5099 |
| 1091 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5100 to 5199 |
| 1092 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5200 to 5299 |
| 1093 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5300 to 5399 |
| 1094 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5400 to 5499 |
| 1095 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5500 to 5599 |
| 1096 | Manila CPO-PO Box# 5600 to 5699 |
Marikina
Marikina is a city located along a river that shares its name, and is home to the country’s largest shoe-making industry, earning the city its nickname as the “Shoe Capital of the Philippines.” Given the several bike infrastructures in the area, it emerged as one of the bike-friendly cities in the metro. If you’re living in this vibrant, progressive locale, refer to the ZIP code list of Marikina:
| Marikina Zip Codes | |
| 1810 | Marikina Heights |
| 1800 | Marikina Central Post Office |
| 1806 | Northern and Western Marikina River |
Muntinlupa
Located at the southernmost tip of Metro Manila, Muntinlupa is a vibrant metropolis that houses the high-end neighborhoods of Alabang and Ayala-Alabang. Muntinlupa is also called the “Emerald City” because it surrounds the Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the Philippines. In terms of ZIP postal codes, this modern Metro Manila city only has one.
| Muntinlupa Zip Code | |
| 1770 | Muntinlupa Central Post Office |
Navotas
Navotas is a narrow strip of land located on the northwestern coast of Metro Manila. It is dubbed as the Commercial Fishing Hub of the Philippines where it has the largest fishport in Southeast Asia and the third in the whole of Asia. Since it’s part of the CAMANAVA area, its zip postal codes also begin with 14.
| Navotas Zip Codes | |
| 1485 | Navotas |
| 1411 | Fish Market (shared with Navotas) |
| 1409 | Kaunlaran Village (shared with Caloocan City and Navotas) |
| 1409 | Kaunlaran Village (shared with Malabon City and Navotas) |
Parañaque
Parañaque City is located south of Pasay and to the north of Las Piñas and Muntinlupa. It is primarily known as an entertainment city because of its many gaming and entertainment complexes such as the PAGCOR City, Solaire Resort & Casino, Okada Manila, and City of Dreams. The postal code of this Philippine city begins with 17.
| Paranaque City Zip Codes | |
| 1714 | Aeropark Subdivision |
| 1702 | Baclaran |
| 1711 | Better Living Subd. |
| 1720 | BF Homes 1 |
| 1718 | BF Homes 2 |
| 1710 | Executive Heights Subd. |
| 1719 | Ireneville 1 & 3 |
| 1714 | Ireneville 2 |
| 1717 | Manila Memorial Park |
| 1703 | Marina Subd. (Reclamation) |
| 1719 | Maywood 1 |
| 1716 | Maywood 2 |
| 1712 | Miramar Subd. |
| 1708 | Multinational Subd. |
| 1705 | NAIA (Airport) |
| 1700 | Parañaque CPO |
| 1706 | Pulo |
| 1715 | San Antonio Valley 1 |
| 1707 | San Antonio Valley 11 & 12 |
| 1709 | Mervile Park Subd. |
| 1709 | Moonwalk Subdivision |
| 1709 | South Admiral Village |
| 1704 | Santo Niño |
| 1701 | Tambo |
| 1713 | United Paranaque Subd. |
Pasay
Branded as the premier gateway to the Philippines, Pasay hosts the largest international airport in the country, the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). A number of airline companies dot the first-class highly urbanized city, including Philippine Airlines, AirAsia, and Cebu Pacific. It’s also home to national government offices, such as the Senate, Department of Foreign Affairs, and Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. The city shares the modern neighborhood Bay Area with Paranaque. These are the postal codes in Pasay areas:
| Pasay Zip Codes | |
| 1301 | Domestic Airport P.O. |
| 1308 | Manila Bay Reclamation |
| 1300 | Pasay City CPO – Malibay |
| 1307 | PICC Reclamation Area |
| 1306 | San Isidro |
| 1305 | San Jose |
| 1302 | San Rafael |
| 1303 | San Roque |
| 1304 | Sta. Clara |
| 1309 | Villamor Airbase |
Pasig
Bearing the name of the river near its territory, Pasig was previously a rural settlement that gradually evolved into a highly urbanized city. It hosts one of the most important business districts in the country, Ortigas Center. A number of high-rise commercial and residential buildings and sprawling malls populate the “green city.” The zip codes in Pasig are as follows:
| Pasig Zip Codes | |
| 1606 | Caniogan |
| 1612 | Green Park |
| 1603 | Kapitolio |
| 1611 | Manggahan |
| 1607 | Maybunga |
| 1605 | Ortigas PO |
| 1600 | Pasig CPO |
| 1602 | Pinagbuhatan |
| 1609 | Rosario |
| 1601 | San Joaquin |
| 1610 | Santolan |
| 1608 | Sta. Lucia |
| 1604 | Ugong |
Pateros
The only municipality in Metro Manila, Pateros has the smallest population and land area in the capital region. It shares borders with Pasig, Makati, and Taguig. Its name means duck raisers, derived from the flourishing duck raising industry in the area. Pateros only has two ZIP postal codes:
| Pateros Zip Codes | |
| 1620 | Aguho |
| 1621 | Sta. Ana |
Quezon City
Quezon City is the largest city in terms of population and land area in Metro Manila. With a vast territory, the city hosts various establishments, including premier universities such as the University of the Philippines Diliman and Ateneo de Manila University, and government offices, namely Batasang Pambansa and Quezon City Reception House. Named after former president Manuel Quezon, it was once promoted to replace Manila as the national capital.
Given its huge land territory covering various districts, Quezon City is one of those cities that has a long list of ZIP codes in the Philippines:
| Quezon City Zip Codes | |
| 1105 | Alicia |
| 1102 | Amihan |
| 1106 | Apolonio Samson |
| 1106 | Baesa |
| 1116 | Bagbag |
| 1109 | Bagong Buhay |
| 1111 | Bagong Lipunan |
| 1105 | Bagong Pag-asa |
| 1119 | Bagong Silangan |
| 1110 | Bagong bayan |
| 1106 | Bahay Toro |
| 1115 | Balingasa |
| 1106 | Balintawak |
| 1106 | Balumbato |
| 1126 | Batasan Hills |
| 1109 | Bayanihan |
| 1120 | BF Homes |
| 1109 | Blue Ridge |
| 1101 | Botocan |
| 1105 | Bungad |
| 1110 | Camp Aguinaldo |
| 1126 | Capitol Hills/Park |
| 1117 | Capri |
| 1100 | Central |
| 1102 | Claro |
| 1121 | Commonwealth |
| 1111 | Crame |
| 1109 | Cubao |
| 1128 | Culiat |
| 1115 | Damar |
| 1104 | Damayan |
| 1112 | Damayan Lagi |
| 1123 | Damong Maliit |
| 1105 | Del Monte |
| 1101 | Diliman |
| 1109 | Dioquino Zobel |
| 1113 | Don Manuel |
| 1113 | Dona Aurora |
| 1125 | Dona Faustina Subd. |
| 1113 | Doña Imelda |
| 1113 | Dona Josefa |
| 1102 | Duyan-Duyan |
| 1102 | E. Rodriguez |
| 1109 | Escopa |
| 1118 | Fairview |
| 1121 | Fairview North |
| 1122 | Fairview South |
| 1114 | Gintong Silahis |
| 1117 | Gulod |
| 1127 | Holy Spirit |
| 1112 | Horseshoe |
| 1111 | Immaculate Conception |
| 1124 | Kaligayahan |
| 1112 | Kalusugan |
| 1102 | Kamias |
| 1103 | Kamuning |
| 1105 | Katipunan |
| 1111 | Kaunlaran |
| 1112 | Kristong Hari |
| 1101 | Krus na Ligas |
| 1103 | Laging Handa |
| 1114 | La Loma |
| 1110 | Libis |
| 1114 | Lourdes |
| 1108 | Loyola Heights |
| 1114 | Maharlica |
| 1101 | Malaya |
| 1109 | Mangga |
| 1115 | Manresa |
| 1112 | Mariana |
| 1104 | Mariblo |
| 1109 | Marilag |
| 1109 | Masagana |
| 1105 | Masambong |
| 1114 | Matalahib |
| 1119 | Matandang Balara |
| 1109 | Milagrosa |
| 1125 | Nagkaisang Nayaon |
| 1104 | Nayon Kaunlaran |
| 1107 | New Era |
| 1123 | Novaliches Town Proper |
| 1103 | Obrero |
| 1101 | Old Capitol Site |
| 1114 | Parang Bundok |
| 1115 | Pag-Ibig sa Nayon |
| 1103 | Paligsahan |
| 1105 | Paltok |
| 1108 | Pansol |
| 1104 | Paraiso |
| 1118 | Pasong Putik |
| 1107 | Pasong Tamo |
| 1119 | Payatas |
| 1104 | Phil-Am / Philam |
| 1111 | Pinagkaisahan |
| 1100 | Piñahan |
| 1109 | Project 4 |
| 1100 | Project 6 |
| 1105 | Project 7 |
| 1106 | Project 8 |
| 1102 | Quirino District/Project 2 & 3 |
| 1100 | Quezon City CPO |
| 1105 | Ramon Magsaysay |
| 1103 | Roxas District |
| 1103 | Sacred Heart |
| 1111 | San Martin de Porres |
| 1110 | St. Ignatius |
| 1114 | St. Peter |
| 1114 | Salvacion |
| 1117 | San Agustin |
| 1105 | San Antonio |
| 1116 | San Bartolome |
| 1116 | Sangandaan |
| 1113 | San Isidro |
| 1114 | San Isidro Labrador |
| 1115 | San Jose |
| 1109 | San Roque |
| 1101 | San Vicente |
| 1104 | Santa Cruz |
| 1117 | Santa Lucia |
| 1117 | Santa Monica |
| 1114 | Santa Teresita |
| 1113 | Santol |
| 1105 | Sto. Cristo |
| 1113 | Santo Nino |
| 1116 | Sauyo |
| 1114 | Sienna |
| 1101 | Sikatuna Village |
| 1102 | Silangan |
| 1109 | Socorro |
| 1103 | South Triangle |
| 1109 | Tagumpay |
| 1110 | Talampas |
| 1104 | Talayan |
| 1116 | Talipapa |
| 1116 | Tandang Sora |
| 1113 | Tatalon |
| 1101 | Teachers Village |
| 1110 | Ugong Norte |
| 1106 | Unang Sigaw |
| 1101 | University of the Philippines |
| 1101 | UP Village |
| 1112 | Valencia |
| 1128 | Vasra |
| 1105 | Veterans Village |
| 1109 | Villa Maria Clara |
| 1120 | Violago Homes |
| 1104 | West Triangle |
| 1110 | White Plains |
San Juan
San Juan is located at the capital region’s approximate center. A historical city, it hosts the Pinaglabanan Shrine, which commemorates the first battle of the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonizers. San Juan’s modernity, on the other hand, is reflected in the shopping hubs that occupy the city, hosting upscale and bargain retail stores. Refer to these ZIP postal codes when writing San Juan addresses:
| San Juan Zip Codes | |
| 1504 | Eisenhower-Crame |
| 1503 | Greenhills North |
| 1502 | Greenhills PO |
| 1500 | San Juan CPO |
| 0401 | Asian Development Bank |
| 0420 | Bible Church on the Air |
| 0400 | Int’l Correspondence School |
| 0410 | Radio Bible Class |
Taguig
Situated on the western shores of Laguna de Bay, Taguig is initially a fishing village, which gradually developed into a highly urbanized city in Metro Manila. It’s most popular for housing Bonifacio Global City (BGC), one of the leading business districts in the country. The urbanization of the district started when the Bases Conversion and Development Authority transformed the area into mixed-use communities. This list of ZIP codes should guide you in identifying areas in the city.
| Taguig Zip Codes | |
| 1636 | Bay Breeze Village |
| 1631 | Bicutan |
| 1632 | Lower Bicutan |
| 1633 | Upper Bicutan |
| 1630 | Western Bicutan |
| 1638 | Ligid |
| 1634 | Nichols-Mckinley |
| 1637 | Tukukan |
Valenzuela
Known as the Northern Gateway to Metropolitan Manila, Valenzuela is situated north of the capital city. Two major thoroughfares traverse the urbanized metropolis, the MacArthur Highway and the North Luzon Expressway. A landlocked district, it’s bordered by the province of Bulacan and the cities of Caloocan, Malabon, and Quezon City. Follow this list of ZIP codes in Valenzuela:
| Valenzuela Zip Codes | |
| 1444 | Arkong Bato, Rincon, Pasolo, Malanday, Mabolo, Polo |
| 1445 | Balangkas, Caloong |
| 1443 | Dalandan West, Canumay |
| 1447 | East Canumay, Lawang Bato Punturin |
| 1442 | Fortune Village, Paseo de Blas, Gen. T de Leon |
| 1441 | Karuhatan |
| 1446 | Lingunan |
| 1448 | Mapulang Lupa |
| 1440 | Valenzuela CPO, Malinta |
| 1496 | Valenzuela P.O. Boxes |
| 0560 | Far Eastern Broadcasting |
| 0550 | Feblas Col. of Bible |
Luzon
The largest and most populous island in the country, Luzon hosts six administrative regions, namely Ilocandia, Cordilleras, Central Luzon, Southern Luzon, Bicolandia, and Metro Manila. It sits on the northern portion of the archipelago. It hosts important cities, such as the country’s capital Manila, and the most populous Quezon City. The ZIP postal codes of different Luzon provinces are summarized in this section.
Abra
Abra is a northern province surrounded by towering mountain ranges. Its neighbors include Ilocos Norte on the northwest, Apayao on the northeast, Kalinga on the mid-east, Mountain Province on the southeast, and Ilocos Sur on the southwest. The capital of the province is the town of Bangued. Here’s the ZIP code list of areas in Abra, which begin with the digits 28:
| Abra Zip Codes | |
| 2800 | Bangued |
| 2815 | Boliney |
| 2805 | Bucay |
| 2817 | Bucloc |
| 2816 | Daguioman |
| 2825 | Danglas |
| 2801 | Dolores |
| 2821 | Lacub |
| 2802 | Langagilang |
| 2824 | Lagayan |
| 2807 | Langiden |
| 2826 | La Paz |
| 2819 | Licuan (Baay) |
| 2813 | Luba |
| 2820 | Malibcong |
| 2810 | Manabo |
| 2804 | Peñarubia |
| 2806 | Pidigan |
| 2812 | Pilar |
| 2818 | Sal-Lapadan |
| 2809 | San Isidro |
| 2823 | San Juan |
| 2808 | San Quintin |
| 2803 | Tayum |
| 2822 | Tineg |
| 2814 | Tubo |
| 2811 | Villaviciosa |
Albay
Albay hosts Legazpi city, the regional center of Bicolandia and the home of the world’s most perfect volcanic cone Mayon Volcano. All in all, the province is composed of 15 municipalities and three cities. Because of its rich natural landscape, Albay was included in the UNESCO World Network of Biosphere Reserves in 2016. The ZIP postal codes in Albay begin with the digits 45.
| Zip Codes in Albay | |
| 4509 | Bacacay |
| 4502 | Camalig |
| 4501 | Daraga (Locsin) |
| 4503 | Guinobatan |
| 4515 | Jovellar |
| 4500 | Legaspi City |
| 4507 | Libon |
| 4504 | Ligao |
| 4510 | Malilipot |
| 4512 | Malinao |
| 4514 | Manito |
| 4504 | Oas |
| 4516 | Pio Duran (Malacbalac) |
| 4506 | Polangui |
| 4517 | Rapu-rapu |
| 4508 | Sto. Domingo |
| 4511 | Tabaco |
| 4513 | Tiwi |
Apayao
Apayao is a landlocked province in the Cordillera Administrative Region. Before 1995, it belonged to the Kalinga-Apayao province, but was then separated administratively to address the needs of ethnic groups more effectively. The capital of Apayao is Kabugao. Take note that the ZIP postal codes of Apayao start with 38.
| Zip Codes in Apayao | |
| 3814 | Calanasa |
| 3807 | Conner |
| 3810 | Flora |
| 3809 | Kabugao |
| 3813 | Luna |
| 3812 | Pudtol |
| 3811 | Sanata Marcela |
Aurora
Considered the gateway to the Pacific, Aurora has a coastline that stretches 410 kilometers. Although near the seaside, the province occupies the eastern portion of the Sierra Madre Mountains, making its topography generally mountainous. Among the seven provinces in Central Luzon, Aurora is the youngest. The ZIP postal codes in Aurora begin with the digits 32.
| Zip Codes in Aurora | |
| 3200 | Baler |
| 3204 | Casiguran |
| 3205 | Dilasag |
| 3206 | Dinalungan |
| 3207 | Dingalan |
| 3203 | Dipaculao |
| 3202 | Maria Aurora |
| 3201 | San Luis |
Bataan
A province with a rich history, Bataan was the famous site of the World War II battle between the American-Filipino forces and the Japanese. Today, the province is composed of 11 municipalities and a component city. Its capital is Balanga. Use this ZIP code list below when writing your address in Bataan.
| Zip Codes in Bataan | |
| 2114 | Bucay |
| 2107 | Bagac |
| 2100 | Balanga |
| 2106 | Bataan Export Processing Zone (BEPZ) Mariveles |
| 2110 | Dinalupihan |
| 2111 | Hermosa |
| 2104 | Lamao |
| 2103 | Limay |
| 2105 | Mariveles |
| 2108 | Morong |
| 2112 | Orani |
| 2102 | Orion |
| 2101 | Pilar |
| 2109 | Refugee Processing Center (Morong) |
| 2113 | Samal |
Batanes
Located in the northernmost tip of the archipelago, Batanes belongs to the Cagayan Valley region. It’s the smallest province in the country both in population and land area. Its capital is Basco, situated on the island of Batan. Batanes is famous for its natural wonders, including Sabtang Island, Mavulis Island, Chawa Cave, and Mount Iraya. What is the ZIP/postal code of Batanes? It begins with 39.
| Zip Codes in Batanes | |
| 3900 | Basco |
| 3905 | Itbayat |
| 3902 | Ivana |
| 3901 | Mahatao |
| 3904 | Sabtang |
| 3903 | Uyugan |
Batangas
A popular tourist destination close to Metro Manila, Batangas hosts the famous Taal Volcano and a number of famous beaches and diving spots, including Anilao, Nasugbu, Calatagan, and Laiya. The capital of the province is Batangas City, which hosts the second largest international seaport in the country after the one in the capital region. The ZIP code of Sto. Tomas, Batangas, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the province is included in this postal code list:
| Zip Codes in Batangas | |
| 4211 | Agoncillo |
| 4205 | Alitagtag |
| 4213 | Balayan |
| 4219 | Balite |
| 4200 | Batangas City |
| 4201 | Bauan |
| 4212 | Calaca |
| 4215 | Calatagan |
| 4222 | Cuenca |
| 4218 | Fernando Air Base |
| 4230 | Ibaan |
| 4221 | Laurel |
| 4209 | Lemery |
| 4216 | Lian |
| 4217 | Lipa City |
| 4229 | Lobo |
| 4202 | Mabini |
| 4233 | Malvar |
| 4223 | Mataas na Kahoy |
| 4231 | Nasugbu |
| 4224 | Padre Garcia |
| 4225 | Rosario |
| 4227 | San Jose |
| 4226 | San Juan |
| 4210 | San Luis |
| 4207 | San Nicolas |
| 4204 | San Pascual |
| 4206 | Santa Teresita |
| 4234 | Santo Tomas |
| 4208 | Taal |
| 4220 | Talisay |
| 4232 | Tanauan |
| 4228 | Taysan |
| 4203 | Tingloy |
| 4214 | Uy |
Benguet
Called the Salad Bowl of the Philippines, Benguet is hailed for its strong production of vegetables. Its capital is La Trinidad, but its most popular city is the summer capital of the country Baguio. The province is part of the Cordillera Administrative Region, home to the famous Mount Pulag. These are the ZIP postal codes in Benguet, which start with the digits 26:
| Zip Codes in Benguet | |
| 2612 | Atok |
| 2600 | Baguio City |
| 2610 | Bakun |
| 2605 | Bokod |
| 2607 | Bugias |
| 2604 | Itogon |
| 2606 | Kabayan |
| 2613 | Kapangan |
| 2611 | Kibungan |
| 2601 | La Trinidad |
| 2609 | Lepanto |
| 2608 | Mankayan |
| 2602 | Philippine Military Academy (PMA) |
| 2614 | Sablan |
| 2603 | Tuba |
| 2615 | Tublay |
Bulacan
This province is located immediately north of Metro Manila, which is why it earned the nickname Gateway to the Northern Philippines. Bulacan’s capital is the historical city of Malolos, where the constitutional convention of 1898 happened. From Metro Manila, Bulacan can be reached via the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). These ZIP postal codes in the province, which all begin with the digits 30, can help you identify different areas in Bulacan:
| Zip Codes in Bulacan | |
| 3012 | Angat |
| 3016 | Balagtas |
| 3006 | Baliuag |
| 3018 | Bocaue |
| 3017 | Bulacan |
| 3007 | Bustos |
| 3003 | Calumpit |
| 3009 | Doña Remedios Trinidad |
| 3015 | Guiguinto |
| 3002 | Hagonoy |
| 3000 | Malolos |
| 3019 | Marilao |
| 3020 | Meycauayan |
| 3013 | Norzagaray |
| 3021 | Obando |
| 3014 | Pandi |
| 3001 | Paombong |
| 3004 | Plaridel |
| 3005 | Pulilan |
| 3010 | San Ildefonso |
| 3023 | San Jose del Monte |
| 3011 | San Miguel |
| 3008 | San Rafael |
| 3020 | Santa Maria |
| 3024 | Sapang Palay |
Cagayan
Dotted with natural wonders, Cagayan is situated at the northeastern tip of Luzon. Its name came from an ancient word that means “river,” which suits its topography characterized by the longest river in the country. The province’s capital is the city of Tuguegarao. You’ll find the zip postal codes of Cagayan’s municipalities in this list below, all beginning with the digits 35:
| Zip Codes in Cagayan | |
| 3517 | Abulog |
| 3506 | Alcala |
| 3523 | Allacapan |
| 3505 | Amulung |
| 3515 | Aparri |
| 3506 | Baggao |
| 3516 | Ballesteros |
| 3511 | Buguey |
| 3520 | Calayan |
| 3510 | Camalaniugan |
| 3519 | Claveria |
| 3501 | Enrile |
| 3508 | Gattaran |
| 3511 | Gonzaga |
| 3504 | Iguig |
| 3509 | Lal-lo |
| 3524 | Lasam |
| 3522 | Pamplona |
| 3502 | Penablanca |
| 3527 | Piat |
| 3526 | Rizal |
| 3518 | Sanchez Mira |
| 3514 | Santa Ana |
| 3521 | Santa Praxedes |
| 3512 | Santa Teresita |
| 3525 | Santo Nino |
| 3503 | Solana |
| 3528 | Tuao |
| 3500 | Tuguegarao |
Camarines Norte
Located in the Bicol region, Camarines Norte is a province known for its breathtaking beaches and islands, including Calaguas and Bagasbas. Its capital is Daet, which is a popular surfing and kiteboarding spot. The ZIP codes of this Philippine tourist destination, which begin with 46, are outlined here:
| Zip Codes in Camarines Norte | |
| 4608 | Basud |
| 4606 | Capalonga |
| 4600 | Daet |
| 4610 | Imelda |
| 4606 | Jose Panganiban |
| 4604 | Labo |
| 4601 | Mercedez |
| 4605 | Paracale |
| 4609 | San Vicente |
| 4611 | Santa Elena |
| 4602 | Talisay |
| 4603 | Vinzons |
| 4612 | Tulay na Lupa |
Camarines Sur
Hosting the largest land area and population among the six provinces in Bicolandia, Camarines Sur occupies the central section of the region. It’s surrounded by mountains Isarog and Iriga and it’s the home of the famous Caramoan Islands. The capital of the province is Pili. The table below lists the postal codes in Camarines Sur, which start with 44:
| Zip Codes in Camarines Sur | |
| 4432 | Baao |
| 4436 | Balatan |
| 4435 | Bato |
| 4404 | Bombon |
| 4433 | Buhi |
| 4430 | Bula |
| 4406 | Cabusao |
| 4405 | Calabanga |
| 4401 | Camaligan |
| 4402 | Canaman |
| 4429 | Caramoan |
| 4411 | Del Gallego |
| 4412 | Gainza |
| 4428 | Garchitorena |
| 4422 | Goa |
| 4431 | Iriga City |
| 4425 | Lagunoy |
| 4407 | Libmanan |
| 4409 | Lupi |
| 4403 | Magarao |
| 4413 | Milaor |
| 4414 | Minalabac |
| 4434 | Nabua |
| 4400 | Naga City |
| 4419 | Ocampo |
| 4416 | Pamplona |
| 4417 | Pasacao |
| 4418 | Pili |
| 4424 | Presentacion |
| 4410 | Ragay |
| 4421 | Sagnay |
| 4415 | San Fernando |
| 4423 | San Jose |
| 4408 | Sipocot |
| 4427 | Siruma |
| 4420 | Tigaon |
| 4426 | Tinambac |
Catanduanes
Nestled in the east of Camarines Sur, Catanduanes is an island province that belongs to the Bicol Region. Its capital is Virac, which is famous for its natural wonders, namely Maribina Falls, Nahulugan Falls, Marilima Beach, and Mamangal Beach. The province hosts several mollusk fossil sites, containing different species of ammonites. The ZIP postal codes in Catanduanes begin with 48.
| Zip Codes in Catanduanes | |
| 4807 | Bagamanoc |
| 4803 | Baras |
| 4801 | Bato |
| 4808 | Caramoran |
| 4804 | Gigmoto |
| 4809 | Pandan |
| 4806 | Panganiban |
| 4810 | San Andres |
| 4802 | San Miguel |
| 4805 | Viga |
| 4800 | Virac |
Cavite
This is one of the most industrialized provinces in the country. Initially an agricultural community, Cavite evolved into an area hosting various warehouses and factories. Such development was supported by the boom of national infrastructure projects around the province. Modernization contributed to the province becoming an attractive bedroom community outside of the capital region.
Even the top tourist destinations in Cavite, including the love capital, Tagaytay, have become enviable residential addresses. The ZIP codes of Cavite, including Tanza, one of its most popular municipalities, start with 41:
| Zip Codes in Cavite | |
| 4123 | Alfonso |
| 4119 | Amadeo |
| 4102 | Bacoor |
| 4116 | Carmona |
| 4100 | Cavite City |
| 4101 | Cavite Naval Base |
| 4125 | Corregidor |
| 4114 | Dasmariñas |
| 4115 | Dasmariñas Resettlement Area |
| 4124 | Gen. Aguinaldo (Bailen) |
| 4117 | Gen. Mariano Alvarez |
| 4107 | Gen. Trias |
| 4103 | Imus |
| 4122 | Indang |
| 4104 | Kawit |
| 4113 | Magallanes |
| 4112 | Maragondon |
| 4121 | Mendez |
| 4110 | Naic |
| 4105 | Noveleta |
| 4106 | Rosario |
| 4118 | Silang |
| 4120 | Tagaytay City |
| 4108 | Tanza |
| 4111 | Ternate |
| 4109 | Trece Martirez City |
Ifugao
The province is home to the famous Banaue Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in northern Luzon, Ifugao belongs to the Cordillera Administrative Region. It’s a landlocked province, bordered by the provinces Benguet, Mountain Province, Isabela, and Nueva Vizcaya. Its capital is Lagawe. The ZIP codes for this Philippine tourist hotspot begin with 36.
| Zip Codes in Ifugao | |
| 3606 | Aguinaldo |
| 3610 | Asipulo |
| 3601 | Banaue |
| 3607 | Hingyon |
| 3603 | Hungduan |
| 3604 | Kiangan |
| 3600 | Lagawe |
| 3605 | Lamut |
| 3602 | Mayaoyao / Mayoyao |
| 3608 | Potia |
| 3609 | Tinoc |
Ilocos Norte
The province is famous for being a tourist destination, home of Fort Ilocandia, La Paz Sand Dunes, Saud Beach, and the Malacañang of the North. Its capital is Laoag City. Forming part of the Ilocos region, it’s close to Cagayan, Apayao, and Abra. Covering ZIP postal codes that start with 29, these are the identification numbers of areas in Ilocos Norte.
| 2922 | Adams |
| 2916 | Bacarra |
| 2904 | Badoc |
| 2920 | Bangui |
| 2906 | Batac |
| 2918 | Burgos |
| 2911 | Carasi |
| 2903 | Currimao |
| 2913 | Dingras |
| 2921 | Dumalneg |
| 2908 | Espiritu |
| 2900 | Laoag City |
| 2907 | Marcos |
| 2909 | Nueva Era |
| 2919 | Pagudpud |
| 2902 | Paoay |
| 2917 | Pasuquin |
| 2912 | Piddig |
| 2905 | Pinili |
| 2901 | San Nicolas |
| 2914 | Sarrat |
| 2910 | Solsona |
| 2915 | Vintar |
Ilocos Sur
Popular for hosting two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the province is home to the heritage city of Vigan and the Baroque Church of Santa Maria. Occupying the central section of the Ilocos region, Ilocos Sur is bordered by the provinces Abra, Mountain Province, Benguet, and La Union. The ZIP postal codes of the province, which start with the digits 27, are in this list:
| Zip Codes in Ilocos Sur | |
| 2716 | Alilem |
| 2708 | Binayoyo |
| 2727 | Bantay |
| 2724 | Burgos |
| 2732 | Cabugao |
| 2710 | Candon |
| 2702 | Caoayan |
| 2718 | Cervantes |
| 2709 | Galimuyod |
| 2720 | Gregorio del Pilar |
| 2723 | Lidilda |
| 2730 | Magsingal |
| 2725 | Nagbukel |
| 2704 | Narvacan |
| 2721 | Quirino |
| 2711 | Salsedo |
| 2722 | San Emilio |
| 2706 | San Esteban |
| 2728 | San Ildefonso |
| 2731 | San Juan |
| 2726 | San Vicente |
| 2703 | Santa |
| 2701 | Santa Catalina |
| 2713 | Santa Cruz |
| 2712 | Santa Lucia |
| 2705 | Santa Maria |
| 2707 | Santiago |
| 2729 | Santo Domingo |
| 2719 | Sicay |
| 2733 | Sinait |
| 2717 | Sugpon |
| 2715 | Suyo |
| 2714 | Tagudin |
| 2700 | Vigan |
Isabela
This province is the second largest in the country in terms of land area. Because of its vast terrain, the agriculture industry thrives, making Isabela the rice and corn granary of Luzon. Its capital is the city of Ilagan, which is the largest city in Luzon in terms of land area. All starting in the digits 33, the Isabela ZIP postal codes are as follows:
| Zip Codes in Isabela | |
| 3306 | Alicia |
| 3307 | Angadanan |
| 3316 | Aurora |
| 3331 | Benito Soliven |
| 3322 | Burgos |
| 3328 | Cabagan |
| 3315 | Cabatuan |
| 3305 | Cauayan |
| 3312 | Cordon |
| 3326 | Delfin Albano |
| 3336 | Dinapigui |
| 3335 | Divilacan |
| 3309 | Echague |
| 3301 | Gamu |
| 3300 | Ilagan |
| 3313 | Jones |
| 3304 | Luna |
| 3333 | Maconacon |
| 3323 | Mallig |
| 3302 | Naguillan |
| 3334 | Palanan |
| 3324 | Quezon |
| 3321 | Quirino |
| 3319 | Ramon |
| 3303 | Reina Mercedes |
| 3320 | Roxas |
| 3314 | San Agustin |
| 3308 | San Guillermo |
| 3310 | San Isidro |
| 3317 | San Miguel (Callang) |
| 3332 | San Mariano |
| 3318 | San Mateo |
| 3329 | San Pablo |
| 3330 | Santa Maria |
| 3311 | Santiago |
| 3327 | Santo Tomas |
| 3325 | Tumauini |
Kalinga
Kalinga, a landlocked province in the Cordillera Administrative Region, was formerly part of the Kalinga-Apayao province. In 1995, it was separated from Apayao with the aim of serving ethnic groups in respective areas more effectively. The capital of Kalinga is Tabuk, which was the second municipality in the Cordilleras that became a city after Baguio. The postcodes for this Philippine province, starting with 38, are outlined below:
| Zip Codes in Kalinga | |
| 3801 | Balbalan |
| 3808 | Liwan (Rizal) |
| 3802 | Lubuagan |
| 3803 | Pasil |
| 3806 | Pinukpuk |
| 3800 | Tabuk |
| 3805 | Tanudan |
| 3804 | Tinglayan |
Laguna
Situated in the CALABARZON region, Laguna sits southeast of Metro Manila. It’s surrounded by the famous Laguna de Bay, the largest lake in the country. The province is famous for hosting various tourist attractions, including the birthplace of Jose Rizal, Mount Makiling, and Pagsanjan Falls. It’s home to one of the richest municipalities in the country, Santa Rosa. Here’s the list of ZIP codes in this Philippine province, all beginning with 40.
| Zip Codes in Laguna | |
| 4001 | Alaminos |
| 4033 | Bay |
| 4024 | Binan |
| 4006 | Botocan |
| 4025 | Cabuyao |
| 4029 | Calamba |
| 4012 | Calauan |
| 4029 | Camp Vicente Lim |
| 4028 | Canlubang |
| 4013 | Cavinti |
| 4031 | College Los Banos |
| 4021 | Famy |
| 4015 | Kalayaan |
| 4004 | Liliw |
| 4030 | Los Banos |
| 4032 | Luisiana |
| 4014 | Lumban |
| 4020 | Mabitac |
| 4007 | Magdalena |
| 4005 | Majayjay |
| 4002 | Nagcarlan |
| 4016 | Paete |
| 4008 | Pagsanjan |
| 4017 | Pakil |
| 4018 | Pangil |
| 4010 | Pila |
| 4003 | Rizal |
| 4000 | San Pablo City |
| 4023 | San Pedro |
| 4009 | Santa Cruz |
| 4022 | Santa Maria |
| 4026 | Santa Rosa |
| 4019 | Siniloan |
| 4011 | Victoria |
La Union
La Union is a province located in the Ilocos region, with Benguet and Pangasinan as its neighboring districts. It rose to popularity as a surfing destination. With the infrastructure developments in northern Luzon, including the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx), tourism in La Union grew more vibrant. The capital of the province is San Fernando. The postcodes in this Philippine tourist destination begin with 25.
| Zip Codes in La Union | |
| 2504 | Agoo |
| 2503 | Aringay |
| 2515 | Bacnotan |
| 2512 | Bagulin |
| 2517 | Balaoan |
| 2519 | Bangar |
| 2501 | Bauang |
| 2510 | Burgos |
| 2502 | Caba |
| 2507 | Damortis |
| 2518 | Luna |
| 2511 | Naguillan |
| 2508 | Pugo |
| 2506 | Rosario |
| 2500 | San Fernando |
| 2513 | San Gabriel |
| 2514 | San Juan |
| 2516 | Santol |
| 2505 | Santo Tomas |
| 2520 | Sudepen |
| 2509 | Tubao |
Marinduque
An island province, Marinduque is nestled between the Tayabas Bay to the north and the Sibuyan Sea to the south. Its capital is Boac, famous for hosting the famous Moriones Festival. The tranquility in this island has been commended a number of times, ranking number 1 in the list of the Philippine National Police’s Most Peaceful Provinces. The ZIP postal codes in Marinduque start with 49. Refer to the individual designations here:m
| Zip Codes in Marinduque | |
| 4900 | Boac |
| 4904 | Buenavista |
| 4905 | Gasan |
| 4901 | Mogpog |
| 4902 | Santa Cruz |
| 4903 | Torrijos |
Masbate
Administratively, the province belongs to the Bicol region in Luzon. But in the socio-ethno-linguistic aspect, it forms part of the Visayas region. It’s composed of three major islands, Masbate, Ticao, and Burias. Masbate is popular for hosting breathtaking islands, namely Tinalisayan Island, Sombrero Island, and Animasola Island. The ZIP postal codes of this province are outlined below, all beginning with 54.
| Zip Codes in Masbate | |
| 5414 | Aroroy |
| 5413 | Baleno |
| 5412 | Balud |
| 5415 | Batuan |
| 5421 | Buenavista |
| 5405 | Cataingan |
| 5405 | Cawayan |
| 5419 | Claveria |
| 5403 | Dimasalang |
| 5407 | Esperanza |
| 5411 | Mandaon |
| 5400 | Masbate |
| 5410 | Milagros |
| 5401 | Mobo |
| 5418 | Montreal |
| 5404 | Palanas |
| 5406 | Pio V. Cruz |
| 5408 | Placer |
| 5416 | San Fernando |
| 5417 | San Jacinto |
| 5420 | San Pascual |
| 5402 | Uson |
Mountain Province
Located in the northern part of the country, Mountain Province is part of the Cordillera Administrative Region of Luzon. Its capital is Bontoc, the home of Alab petroglyphs, ancient figures carved by prehistoric people on mountain walls. Mountain Province’s most popular hotspot is the mummy burial caves and hanging coffins. If you live in this popular tourist hotspot, refer to the ZIP code list below. All the postal codes begin with 26.
| Zip Codes in Mountain Province | |
| 2623 | Barlig |
| 2621 | Bauko |
| 2618 | Besao |
| 2616 | Bontoc |
| 2624 | Natonin |
| 2625 | Paracelis |
| 2622 | Sabangan |
| 2617 | Sadanga |
| 2619 | Sagada |
| 2620 | Tadian |
Nueva Ecija
Producing tons of rice every year, Nueva Ecija established its reputation as the Rice Granary of the Philippines. Other crops produced in this province include mango, calamansi, garlic, and onion. It’s located in Central Luzon, with Palayan as its capital. The ZIP postal codes in Nueva Ecija start with 31.
| Zip Codes in Nueva Ecija | |
| 3111 | Aliaga |
| 3128 | Bongabon |
| 3100 | Cabanatuan City |
| 3107 | Cabiao |
| 3123 | Carranglan |
| 3120 | Central Luzon State University (CLSU) |
| 3117 | Cuyapao |
| 3130 | Fort Magsaysay |
| 3131 | Gabaldon |
| 3105 | Gapan |
| 3125 | Gen. M. Natividad |
| 3104 | Gen. Tinio |
| 3115 | Guimba |
| 3109 | Jaen |
| 3129 | Laur |
| 3112 | Lucab |
| 3126 | Llanera |
| 3122 | Lupao |
| 3119 | Munoz |
| 3116 | Nampicuan |
| 3132 | Palayan City |
| 3124 | Pantabangan |
| 3103 | Penaranda |
| 3113 | Quezon |
| 3127 | Rizal |
| 3108 | San Antonio |
| 3106 | San Isidro |
| 3121 | San Jose City |
| 3102 | San Leonardo |
| 3101 | Santa Rosa |
| 3133 | Santo Domingo |
| 3114 | Talavera |
| 3118 | Talugtog |
| 3110 | Zaragosa |
Nueva Vizcaya
Formerly part of Quirino, Nueva Vizcaya became a separate province in 1971. Similar to other landlocked provinces in the Cagayan Valley region, the area is rich in agricultural products, particularly citrus crops, such as pomelo, oranges, and ponkan. The capital of this province is Bayombong, a town characterized by mountainous terrain. Refer to the list of ZIP codes below; all the figures start with 37.
| Zip Codes in Nueva Vizcaya | |
| 3714 | Alfonso Castañeda |
| 3701 | Ambaguio |
| 3704 | Aritao |
| 3711 | Bagabag |
| 3702 | Bambang |
| 3700 | Bayombong |
| 3712 | Diadi |
| 3706 | Dupax del Norte |
| 3707 | Dupax del Sur |
| 3703 | Kasibu |
| 3708 | Kayapa |
| 3713 | Quezon |
| 3709 | Solano |
| 3705 | Sta. Fe (Imugan) |
| 3710 | Villa Verde (Ibung) |
Occidental Mindoro
Sitting on the western portion of the island of Mindoro, Occidental Mindoro features different landscapes, including mountains, valleys, mountain ranges, and wide plains. It’s surrounded by large bodies of water as well. The island is home to the most popular coral reef in the country, the Apo Reef. The capital of Occidental Mindoro is Mamburao. Covering ZIP postal codes that start with 51, these are the postal codes in the province.
| Zip Codes in Occidental Mindoro | |
| 5108 | Abra de Ilog |
| 5102 | Calintaan |
| 5111 | Looc |
| 5109 | Lubang |
| 5101 | Magsaysay |
| 5106 | Mamburao |
| 5107 | Paluan |
| 5103 | Rizal |
| 5104 | Sablayan |
| 5100 | San Jose |
| 5105 | Santa Cruz |
| 5110 | Tilik |
Oriental Mindoro
Touted as an emerging ecotourism destination, Oriental Mindoro boasts of the UNESCO biosphere reserve Puerto Galera. White sand beaches and dive sites are popular attractions in the area, including Sabang Beach, Bongol Beach, and Suqui Beach. The capital of Oriental Mindoro is Calapan. Use this list of ZIP codes below to write addresses in Oriental Mindoro. The figures begin with the digits 52.
| Zip Codes in Oriental Mindoro | |
| 5201 | Baco |
| 5210 | Bansud |
| 5211 | Bongabon |
| 5214 | Bulalacao |
| 5200 | Calapan |
| 5209 | Gloria |
| 5208 | Mansalay |
| 5206 | Pola |
| 5203 | Puerto Galera |
| 5212 | Roxas |
| 5202 | San Teodoro |
| 5207 | Socorro |
| 5205 | Victoria |
Palawan
A popular tourist destination, Palawan teems with several world-renowned attractions. This includes the El Nido Marine Reserve Park, Coron Reefs, Tubbataha Reef Marine Park, and Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park. This archipelagic province has earned recognition from Forbes, Travel + Leisure, and other international organizations for its natural charm and beauty. The ZIP codes for this Philippine tourist hotspot begin with the digits 53, as shown in this table below:
| Zip Codes in Palawan | |
| 5302 | Aborlan |
| 5320 | Agutaya |
| 5311 | Araceli |
| 5307 | Balabac |
| 5306 | Bataraza |
| 5305 | Brooke’s Point |
| 5317 | Busuanga |
| 5321 | Cagayancillo |
| 5316 | Coron |
| 5315 | Culion |
| 5318 | Cuyo |
| 5310 | Dumaran |
| 5313 | El Nido (Baquit) |
| 5301 | Iwahig Penal Colony |
| 5322 | Kalayaan |
| 5314 | Linapacan |
| 5319 | Magsaysay |
| 5303 | Narra (Panacan) |
| 5300 | Puerto Princesa City |
| 5304 | Quezon |
| 5308 | Roxas |
| 5309 | San Vicente |
| 5312 | Taytay |
Pampanga
Occupying the northern shore of Manila Bay, Pampanga belongs to the Central Luzon region of the country. It hosts a major aviation hub, the Clark International Airport, formerly known as the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport, located in Clark Freeport Zone. The capital of the province is the city of San Fernando. Pampanga ZIP codes begin with 20.
| Zip Codes in Pampanga | |
| 2009 | Angeles City |
| 2016 | Apalit |
| 2012 | Arayat |
| 2001 | Bacolor |
| 2007 | Basa Air Base |
| 2013 | Candaba |
| 2006 | Floridablanca |
| 2003 | Guagua |
| 2005 | Lubao |
| 2010 | Mabalacat |
| 2018 | Macabebe |
| 2011 | Magalang |
| 2017 | Masantol |
| 2021 | Mexico |
| 2019 | Minalin |
| 2008 | Porac |
| 2000 | San Fernando |
| 2014 | San Luis |
| 2015 | San Simon |
| 2022 | Santa Ana |
| 2002 | Santa Rita |
| 2020 | Santo Tomas |
| 2004 | Sasmuan (old: Sexmoan) |
Pangasinan
This province is situated in the Ilocos region. True to its name, which means place of salt, Pangasinan is a major producer of salt in the country. Aside from this industry, the area is filled with tourist attractions, particularly breathtaking nature spaces, such as the Hundred Islands, Bolinao Falls, and Enchanted Cave. The ZIP code list in Pangasinan is as follows, the figures beginning with 24.
| Zip Codes in Pangasinan | |
| 2408 | Agno |
| 2415 | Aguilar |
| 2404 | Alaminos |
| 2425 | Alcala |
| 2405 | Anda |
| 2439 | Asingan |
| 2442 | Balungao |
| 2407 | Bani |
| 2422 | Basista |
| 2424 | Bautista |
| 2423 | Bayambang |
| 2436 | Binalonan |
| 2417 | Binmaley |
| 2406 | Bolinao |
| 2416 | Bugallon |
| 2410 | Burgos |
| 2418 | Calasiao |
| 2400 | Dagupan City |
| 2411 | Dasol |
| 2412 | Infanta |
| 2402 | Labrador |
| 2437 | Laoac |
| 2401 | Lingayen |
| 2409 | Mabini |
| 2421 | Malasiqui |
| 2430 | Manaoag |
| 2432 | Mangaldan |
| 2413 | Mangatarem |
| 2429 | Mapandan |
| 2446 | Natividad |
| 2435 | Pozorrubio |
| 2441 | Rosales |
| 2420 | San Carlos City |
| 2433 | San Fabian |
| 2431 | San Jacinto |
| 2438 | San Manuel |
| 2447 | San Nicolas |
| 2444 | San Quintin |
| 2419 | Santa Barbara |
| 2440 | Santa Maria |
| 2426 | Santo Tomas |
| 2434 | Sison |
| 2403 | Sual |
| 2445 | Tayug |
| 2443 | Umingan |
| 2414 | Urbiztondo |
| 2428 | Urdaneta |
| 2427 | Villasis |
Quezon Province
Named after the second president of the Philippines, Quezon hosts different historical attractions, including the San Diego de Alcala Fortress and Iskong Bantay Watchtower. The province is also home to the famous Mount Banahaw, a mountain considered to be sacred. Quezon’s capital is Lucena, which celebrates the Pasayahan Festival every year. What is the ZIP/postal code of Quezon? They begin with the digits 43.
| Zip Codes in Quezon Province | |
| 4304 | Agdangan |
| 4333 | Alabat |
| 4331 | Atimonan |
| 4320 | Buenavista |
| 4340 | Burdeos |
| 4318 | Calauag |
| 4323 | Candelaria |
| 4311 | Catanuan |
| 4326 | Dolores |
| 4310 | Gen. Luna |
| 4338 | Gen. Nakar |
| 319 | Guinayangan 4 |
| 4306 | Gumaca |
| 4317 | Hondagua |
| 4336 | Infanta |
| 4342 | Jomalig |
| 4316 | Lopez |
| 4328 | Lucban |
| 4301 | Lucena City |
| 4309 | Macalelon |
| 4330 | Mauban |
| 4312 | Mulanay |
| 4303 | Padre Burgos |
| 4302 | Pagbilao |
| 4337 | Panukulan |
| 4341 | Patnonangan |
| 4334 | Perez |
| 4308 | Pitogo |
| 4306 | Plaridel |
| 4339 | Polilio |
| 4332 | Quezon |
| 4300 | Quezon Capitol |
| 4335 | Real |
| 4329 | Sampaloc |
| 4314 | San Andres |
| 4324 | San Antonio |
| 4315 | San Francisco |
| 4313 | San Narciso |
| 4322 | Sariaya |
| 4321 | Tagkawayan |
| 4327 | Tayabas |
| 4325 | Tiaong |
| 4305 | Unisan |
Quirino Province
This province is one of the leading banana producers in Cagayan Valley. Its name was derived from the sixth president of the Philippines, Elpidio Quirino. Nature hotspots dot the province, from the Pusuac Spring Park in Diffun and the Aglipay Cave to the Landingan Viewpoint. Quirino’s capital is the town of Cabarroguis. The ZIP postal codes of Quirino are as follows, all starting with the digits 34.
| Zip Codes in Quirino | |
| 3403 | Aglipay |
| 3400 | Cabarruguis |
| 3401 | Diffun |
| 3404 | Maddela |
| 3405 | Nagtipunan (Abbag) |
| 3402 | Saguday |
Rizal
Located in the CALABARZON region, Rizal is one of the provinces closest to Metro Manila. It’s stretched out on the northern shores of Laguna de Bay, as it rests on the heels of the Sierra Mountain Ranges. Previously, Pasig was the province’s capital. It was in 2020 when Antipolo was officially designated as the seat of the provincial government. Some of the postal codes of Rizal province begin with 18, while others 19.
| Zip Codes in Rizal | |
| 1930 | Angono |
| 1870 | Antipolo |
| 1970 | Baras |
| 1940 | Binangonan |
| 1900 | Cainta |
| 1950 | Cardona |
| 1990 | Jala-Jala |
| 1960 | Morong |
| 1860 | Montalban (Rodriguez) |
| 1910 | Pililia |
| 1850 | San Mateo |
| 1980 | Tanay |
| 1920 | Taytay |
| 1880 | Teresa |
Sorsogon
The southernmost province in Luzon, Sorsogon lies at the tip of the Bicolandia territory. It looks over the island of Samar to the southeast and to Ticao Island to the southwest. The province is most famous for its Pili Festival, which is a celebration of the Pili nut and tree indigenous to its land. Its capital is Sorsogon City. Covering the ZIP postal codes starting with 47, Sorsogon has these location digits:
| Zip Codes in Sorsogon | |
| 4701 | Bacon |
| 4712 | Barcelona |
| 4706 | Bulan |
| 4704 | Bulusan |
| 4702 | Casiguran |
| 4713 | Castilla |
| 4715 | Donsol |
| 4710 | Gubat |
| 4707 | Irosin |
| 4703 | Juban |
| 4705 | Magallanes |
| 4708 | Matnog |
| 4714 | Pilar |
| 4711 | Prieto Diaz |
| 4709 | Sta. Magdalena |
| 4700 | Sorsogon |
Tarlac
Called the Melting Pot of Central Luzon, Tarlac houses four distinct ethnic groups, namely Kapampangans, the Pangasinense, the Ilocanos, and the Tagalogs. Due to its vast plain and mountainous lands, the province is largely agricultural. It’s among the largest producers of rice and sugarcane in the region. The province’s capital is Tarlac City. The province’s capital is Tarlac City. Its zip code is included in the list below:
| Zip Codes in Tarlac | |
| 2310 | Anao |
| 2317 | Bamban |
| 2306 | Camiling |
| 2315 | Capas |
| 2316 | Conception |
| 2302 | Gerona |
| 2314 | La Paz |
| 2304 | Mayantoc |
| 2308 | Mancada |
| 2307 | Paniqui |
| 2312 | Pura |
| 2311 | Ramos |
| 2305 | San Clemente |
| 2309 | San Manuel |
| 2301 | San Miguel |
| 2303 | Sta. Ignacia |
| 2300 | Tarlac |
| 2313 | Victoria |
Zambales
This province belongs to Central Luzon, ranking as the second-largest in the region in terms of land area. It’s popular for hosting portions of the progressive, urban district Subic Bay, which features several tourist attractions, including resorts, parks, malls, and casinos. The capital of the province is Iba. Zambales postal codes, beginning with 22, are outlined here below:
| Zip Codes in Zambales | |
| 2202 | Botolan |
| 2203 | Cabangan |
| 2212 | Candelaria |
| 2208 | Castillejos |
| 2201 | Iba |
| 2211 | Masinloc |
| 2200 | Olongapo City |
| 2210 | Palauig |
| 2206 | San Antonio |
| 2204 | San Felipe |
| 2207 | San Marcelino |
| 2205 | San Narciso |
| 2213 | Sta. Cruz |
| 2209 | Subic |
Visayas
Sitting at the central portion of the archipelago, Visayas hosts several islands, namely Panay, Negros, Cebu, Bohol, Leyte, and Samar. Samar is the biggest island in the region by land area. Western, Central, and Eastern Visayas make up the three administrative regions in Visayas. The ZIP postal codes of different Visayas provinces are summarized in this section.
Aklan
Perched on the northwest section of the Panay Island, Aklan belongs to the Western Visayas region. It’s home to one of the most beautiful beaches recognized by several international organizations, Boracay. Aklan’s capital is Kalibo, which is popular for its yearly Ati-Atihan Festival. Refer to the table below for the list of ZIP codes in this Philippine province. All of which begin with 56.
| Zip Codes in Aklan | |
| 5616 | Altavas |
| 5614 | Balite |
| 5601 | Banga |
| 5615 | Batan |
| 5609 | Buruanga |
| 5613 | Ibajay |
| 5600 | Kalibo |
| 5605 | Lezo |
| 5602 | Libacao |
| 5603 | Madalag |
| 5611 | Makato |
| 5608 | Malay |
| 5606 | Malinao |
| 5607 | Nabas |
| 5610 | New Washington |
| 5604 | Numancia |
| 5612 | Tangalan |
Antique
Home to the rice terraces of indigenous Iraynun-Bukidnon, Antique has been a major producer of palay since 1998. Aside from being largely agricultural, the province boasts of a thriving tourism industry since its coastal areas are famous among scuba divers. The capital of Antique is San Jose de Buenavista. The ZIP postal codes of the province, all starting with 57, are enumerated below.
| Zip Codes in Antique | |
| 5717 | Anini-y |
| 5706 | Barbasa |
| 5701 | Belison |
| 5704 | Bugasong |
| 5711 | Caluya |
| 5708 | Culasi |
| 5715 | Hamtic |
| 5705 | Lawa-an |
| 5710 | Libertad |
| 5712 | Pandan |
| 5702 | Patnongan |
| 5700 | San Jose |
| 5714 | San Remedio |
| 5709 | Sebaste |
| 5713 | Sibalom |
| 5707 | Tibiao |
| 5716 | Tobias Fornier (Dao) |
| 5703 | Valderama |
Biliran
This is one of the country’s smallest provinces, having a total land area of over 500 square kilometers. An island province located in the Eastern Visayas region, it’s less than a kilometer north of Leyte. The province features several tourist spots, including Bagongbong Falls and Iyusan Rice Terraces. Biliran’s capital is the town of Naval. Use the ZIP code list when writing a Biliran address.
| Zip Codes in Biliran | |
| 6544 | Almeria |
| 6549 | Biliran |
| 6550 | Cabuccayan |
| 6548 | Caibiran |
| 6547 | Culaba |
| 6545 | Kawayan |
| 6546 | Maripipi |
| 6543 | Naval |
Bohol
An island province in the Central Visayas, Bohol is dotted with travelers’ favorite destinations. It’s home to the famous Chocolate Hills, mounds of limestone formations spread over a vast 50-square kilometer land. It also hosts Panglao Island and other famous beaches. Tagbilaran, the city that hosts some of the country’s oldest stone churches, is the capital of the province. Here’s the list of Bohol ZIP postal codes, which all start with 63:
| Zip Codes in Bohol | |
| 6302 | Albuquerque |
| 6314 | Alicia |
| 6311 | Anda |
| 6335 | Antiquera |
| 6301 | Baclayon |
| 6342 | Balilihan |
| 6318 | Batuan |
| 6326 | Bien Unido |
| 6317 | Bilar |
| 6333 | Buenavista |
| 6328 | Calape |
| 6312 | Candijay |
| 6346 | Carlos P. Garcia (Dao) |
| 6319 | Carmen |
| 6343 | Catigbi-an |
| 6330 | Clarin |
| 6337 | Corella |
| 6341 | Cortez |
| 6322 | Daguhoy |
| 6344 | Danao |
| 6339 | Dauis |
| 6305 | Dimiao |
| 6309 | Duero |
| 6307 | Garcia Hernandez |
| 6310 | Guindulman |
| 6332 | Inabanga |
| 6308 | Jagna |
| 6334 | Jetafe |
| 6304 | Lila |
| 6303 | Loay |
| 6316 | Loboc |
| 6327 | Loon |
| 6313 | Mabini |
| 6336 | Maribujok |
| 6340 | Panglao |
| 6321 | Pilar |
| 6331 | Sagbayan |
| 6345 | San Isidro |
| 6323 | San Miguel |
| 6347 | Sevilla |
| 6320 | Sierra Bullones |
| 6338 | Sikatuna |
| 6300 | Tagbilaran City |
| 6325 | Talibon |
| 6324 | Trinidad |
| 6329 | Tubigon |
| 6315 | Ubay |
| 6306 | Valencia |
Capiz
Hailed as the Seafood Capital of the Philippines, Capiz is popular for its rich marine life and thriving fishing industry particularly in its capital, the city of Roxas. The province hosts the popular heritage landmark Santa Monica Church, which features the largest Catholic church bell in Asia. The postal ZIP codes of this Philippine province begin with 58.
| Zip Codes in Capiz | |
| 5811 | Cuartero |
| 5810 | Dao |
| 5813 | Dumalag |
| 5812 | Dumarao |
| 5805 | Ivisan |
| 5808 | Jamindan |
| 5809 | Ma-ayon |
| 5807 | Mambusao |
| 5801 | Panay |
| 5815 | Panitan |
| 5804 | Pilar |
| 5803 | Pres. Roxas |
| 5802 | Puntevedra |
| 5800 | Roxas City |
| 5816 | Sapian |
| 5814 | Tapaz |
Cebu
Cebu, located in Western Visayas, is among the most progressive provinces in the country, establishing itself as a prime spot for business, tourism, retail, and heavy industry. Aside from affordable housing options, there are also expensive neighborhoods in Cebu for those who want a taste of luxurious living. Metro Cebu is the second largest metropolis in the Philippines next to Metro Manila. It’s the center of industry and trade in the Visayas region. Cebu City, also called the Queen City of the South, is the province’s capital. Starting with the digits 60, the postcodes of this Philippine hotspot are enumerated in this table below:
| Zip Codes in Cebu | |
| 6033 | Alcantara |
| 6023 | Alcoy |
| 6030 | Alegria |
| 6040 | Aloguinsan |
| 6021 | Argao |
| 6042 | Asturias |
| 6031 | Badian |
| 6041 | Balamban |
| 6042 | Bantayan |
| 6036 | Barile |
| 6010 | Bogo |
| 6024 | Boljoon |
| 6008 | Borbon |
| 6019 | Carcar |
| 6005 | Carmen |
| 6006 | Catmon |
| 6000 | Cebu City |
| 6003 | Compostela |
| 6001 | Consolacion |
| 6017 | Cordova |
| 6013 | Daang-Bantayan |
| 6022 | Dalaguete |
| 6004 | Danao |
| 6035 | Dumanjug |
| 6026 | Ginatilan |
| 6015 | Lapu-Lapu City |
| 6002 | Liloan |
| 6016 | Mactan Airport |
| 6053 | Madridejos |
| 6029 | Malabuyoc |
| 6014 | Mandaue City |
| 6012 | Medellin |
| 6046 | Minglanilla |
| 6032 | Moalboal |
| 6037 | Naga |
| 6025 | Oslob |
| 6048 | Pilar |
| 6039 | Pinamungahan |
| 6049 | Poro |
| 6034 | Ronda |
| 6027 | Samboan |
| 6018 | San Fernando |
| 6050 | San Francisco |
| 6011 | San Remegio |
| 6047 | Santa Fe |
| 6026 | Santander |
| 6020 | Sibonga |
| 6007 | Sogod |
| 6009 | Tabogon |
| 6044 | Tabuelan |
| 6045 | Talisay |
| 6051 | Todela |
| 6038 | Toledo City |
| 6043 | Tuburan |
Guimaras
Known as the Mango Capital of the Philippines, Guimaras produces one of the sweetest mangoes in the world. It belongs to the Western Visayas region, located between the islands of Panay and Negros. The capital of the province is the town of Jordan. Compared to other Visayas provinces, the ZIP code list of Guimars is shorter, with the figures starting with 50.
| Zip Codes in Guimaras | |
| 5044 | Buenavista |
| 5045 | Jordan |
| 5046 | Nueva Valencia |
Iloilo
Nestled in the southeast portion of the island of Panay, Iloilo is dotted with natural wonders, from white sand beaches to waterfalls and caves. The province also hosts age-old churches, including the Miag-Ao Church, Molo Church, and the “fortress church” Passi City Church. Its capital is Iloilo City, which is the regional hub for all social affairs, including business, tourism, and education. These are the ZIP postal codes of different Iloilo municipalities, which also begin with 50.
| Zip Codes in Iloilo | |
| 5012 | Ajuy |
| 5028 | Alimodian |
| 5009 | Anilao |
| 5033 | Badiangan |
| 5018 | Balasan |
| 5010 | Banate |
| 5007 | Barotac Nuevo |
| 5011 | Barotac Viejo |
| 5016 | Batad |
| 5041 | Bingawan |
| 5031 | Cabatuan |
| 5040 | Calinog |
| 5019 | Carles |
| 5013 | Conception |
| 5035 | Dingle |
| 5038 | Dueñas |
| 5006 | Dumangas |
| 5017 | Estancia |
| 5022 | Guimbal |
| 5029 | Igbaras |
| 5000 | Iloilo City |
| 5034 | Janiuay |
| 5042 | Lambunao |
| 5003 | Leganes |
| 5043 | Lemery |
| 5026 | Leon |
| 5030 | Maasin |
| 5023 | Miagao |
| 5032 | Mina |
| 5005 | New Lucena |
| 5020 | Oton |
| 5037 | Passi |
| 5001 | Pavia |
| 5008 | Pototan |
| 5015 | San Dionisio |
| 5036 | San Enrique |
| 5024 | San Joaquin |
| 5025 | San Miguel |
| 5039 | San Rafael |
| 5002 | Santa Barbara |
| 5014 | Sara |
| 5021 | Tigbauan |
| 5027 | Tubungan |
| 5004 | Zarraga |
Leyte
This is the country’s eighth-biggest island in terms of land area. Divided into two sub-provinces, the place has Northern Leyte, in which the capital is Tacloban, and Southern Leyte, with Maasin as the capital. The province is most famous for hosting the national park that commemorates the historic landing of General Douglas MacArthur. The Leyte postal codes start with 65.
| Zip Codes in Northern Leyte | |
| 6510 | Abuyog |
| 6517 | Alangalang |
| 6542 | Albuera |
| 6520 | Babatngon |
| 6519 | Barugo |
| 6525 | Bato |
| 6521 | Baybay |
| 6516 | Burauen |
| 6534 | Calubian |
| 6530 | Capoocan |
| 6529 | Carigara |
| 6515 | Dagami |
| 6505 | Dulag |
| 6524 | Hilongos |
| 6523 | Hindang |
| 6522 | Inopacan |
| 6539 | Isabel |
| 6527 | Jaro |
| 6511 | Javier |
| 6506 | Julita |
| 6531 | Kananga |
| 6508 | La Paz |
| 6533 | Leyte |
| 6509 | Macarthur |
| 6512 | Mahaplag |
| 6532 | Matag-Ob |
| 6526 | Matalom |
| 6507 | Mayorga |
| 6540 | Merida |
| 6541 | Ormoc City |
| 6501 | Palo |
| 6538 | Palumpon |
| 6514 | Pastrana |
| 6535 | San Isidro |
| 6518 | San Miguel |
| 6513 | Santa Fe |
| 6536 | Tabango |
| 6504 | Tabontabon |
| 6500 | Tacloban City |
| 6502 | Tanauan |
| 6503 | Tolosa |
| 6528 | Tunga |
| 6537 | Villaba |
| Zip Codes in Southern Leyte | |
| 6610 | Anahawan |
| 6604 | Bomtoc |
| 6608 | Hinunangan |
| 6609 | Hinundayan |
| 6615 | Libagon |
| 6612 | Liloan |
| 6600 | Maasin |
| 6601 | Macrohon |
| 6603 | Malitbog |
| 6602 | Padre Burgos |
| 6614 | Pintuyan |
| 6613 | San Francisco |
| 6611 | San Juan (Cabalian) |
| 6617 | San Ricardo |
| 6607 | Silago |
| 6606 | Sogod |
| 6616 | St. Bernard |
| 6605 | Tomas Oppus |
Masbate
Administratively, the province belongs to the Bicol region in Luzon. But in the socio-ethno-linguistic aspect, it forms part of the Visayas region. It’s composed of three major islands, Masbate, Ticao, and Burias. Masbate is popular for hosting breathtaking islands, namely Tinalisayan Island, Sombrero Island, and Animasola Island. The postal codes starting with 54 make up the Masbate ZIP code list.
| Zip Codes in Masbate | |
| 5414 | Aroroy |
| 5413 | Baleno |
| 5412 | Balud |
| 5415 | Batuan |
| 5421 | Buenavista |
| 5405 | Cataingan |
| 5405 | Cawayan |
| 5419 | Claveria |
| 5403 | Dimasalang |
| 5407 | Esperanza |
| 5411 | Mandaon |
| 5400 | Masbate |
| 5410 | Milagros |
| 5401 | Mobo |
| 5418 | Montreal |
| 5404 | Palanas |
| 5406 | Pio V. Cruz |
| 5408 | Placer |
| 5416 | San Fernando |
| 5417 | San Jacinto |
| 5420 | San Pascual |
| 5402 | Uson |
Negros Occidental
Located in Western Visayas, Negros Occidental earned the title “Sugarbowl of the Philippines” as it established its reputation as a major producer of sugar. Its capital is the city of Bacolod, the City of Smiles, where the famous Capitol Park and Lagoon can be found. The ZIP codes of Negros Occidental begin with 61.
| Zip Codes in Negros Occidental | |
| 6100 | Bacolod City |
| 6101 | Bago City |
| 6107 | Binalbagan |
| 6121 | Cadiz City |
| 6126 | Calatrava |
| 6110 | Candoni |
| 6118 | Enrique Magalona |
| 6124 | Escalante |
| 6108 | Himamaylan |
| 6106 | Hinigaran |
| 6114 | Hinoba-ari |
| 6109 | Ilog |
| 6128 | Isabela |
| 6100 | Kabangkalan |
| 6112 | Kauayan |
| 6130 | La Carlota City |
| 6131 | La Castillana |
| 6120 | Manapla |
| 6132 | Moises Padilla |
| 6129 | Murcia |
| 6123 | Paraiso (Fabrica) |
| 6102 | Pulupandan |
| 6105 | Pontevedra |
| 6122 | Sagay |
| 6127 | San Carlos City |
| 6104 | San Enrique |
| 6116 | Silay City |
| 6117 | Silay Hawaiian Central |
| 6113 | Sipalay |
| 6115 | Talisay |
| 6125 | Toboso |
| 6103 | Villadolid |
| 6119 | Victorias |
Negros Oriental
The home of the famous dive site Apo Island and ecological wonder Balinsasayao Twin Lakes Natural Park, Negros Oriental is a favorite tourist destination in Central Visayas. Dumaguete is the province’s capital, aptly called the “center of learning in the South”, as it hosts a number of academic institutions. The city is the most populous area in the province. All the ZIP postal codes in Negros Oriental begin with 62.
| Zip Codes in Negros Oriental | |
| 6203 | Amian |
| 6210 | Ayungon |
| 6216 | Bacung |
| 6206 | Bais City |
| 6222 | Basay |
| 6221 | Bayawan |
| 6209 | Bindoy |
| 6223 | Canlaon City |
| 6217 | Dauin |
| 6200 | Dumaguete City |
| 6214 | Guihulngan |
| 6212 | Jimalalud |
| 6213 | La Libertad |
| 6208 | Mabinay |
| 6208 | Manjuyod |
| 6205 | Pamplona |
| 6202 | San Jose |
| 6219 | Siaton |
| 6201 | Sibulan |
| 6220 | Sta. Catalina |
| 6204 | Tanjay |
| 6211 | Tayasan |
| 6215 | Valencia |
| 6224 | Valle Hermoso |
| 6218 | Zamboanguita |
Romblon
Popularly called the marble capital of the country, Romblon boasts of thriving marble industry, producing high-quality mineral deposits in various colors and shades. Since the province is an archipelago, it also hosts several white sand beaches and dive sites, namely Bonbon, Tiamban, and Talipasak. In Romblon, the ZIP postal codes of municipalities begin with 55.
| Zip Codes in Romblon | |
| 5509 | Alcantara |
| 5515 | Banton (Jones) |
| 5512 | Cajidiocan |
| 5503 | Calatrava |
| 5516 | Conception |
| 5514 | Corcuera |
| 5506 | Ferrol |
| 5502 | Imelda |
| 5507 | Looc |
| 5511 | Magdiwang |
| 5505 | Odiongan |
| 5500 | Romblon |
| 5501 | San Agustin |
| 5504 | San Andres |
| 5513 | San Fernando |
| 5510 | San Jose |
| 5508 | Santa Fe |
Samar
The third-largest island in the country is divided into three provinces: Northern, Eastern, and Western. Called the Caving Capital of the Philippines, Samar is home to several underground chambers, including the largest, which is Langun-Gobingob Cave, popularly known as Calbiga Caves. The ZIP code list below is divided into Eastern, Northern, and Western territories, covering the 64, 67, and 68 postal codes.
| Zip Codes in Eastern Samar | |
| 6822 | Arteche |
| 6812 | Balangiga |
| 6801 | Balangkayan |
| 6800 | Borongan |
| 6806 | Can-Avid |
| 6817 | Dolores |
| 6805 | Gen. McArthur |
| 6811 | Giporlos |
| 6809 | Guiuan |
| 6804 | Hernani |
| 6819 | Jipapad |
| 6813 | Lawa-an |
| 6803 | Llorente |
| 6820 | Maslog |
| 6802 | Maydulog |
| 6808 | Mercedes |
| 6818 | Oras |
| 6810 | Quinapundan |
| 6807 | Salcedo |
| 6814 | San Julian |
| 6821 | San Policarpio |
| 6815 | Sulat |
| 6816 | Taft |
| Zip Codes in Northern Samar | |
| 6405 | Allen |
| 6410 | Biri |
| 6401 | Bobon |
| 6408 | Capul |
| 6400 | Catarman |
| 6418 | Catubig |
| 6422 | Gamay |
| 6420 | La Navas |
| 6411 | Laoang |
| 6423 | Lapineg |
| 6404 | Lavezares |
| 6403 | Lope de Vega |
| 6412 | Mapanas |
| 6417 | Mondragon |
| 6421 | Palapag |
| 6413 | Pambujan |
| 6416 | Rosario |
| 6407 | San Antonio |
| 6409 | San Isidro |
| 6402 | San Jose |
| 6415 | San Roque |
| 6419 | San Vicente |
| 6414 | Silvino Lubos |
| 6406 | Victoria |
| Zip Codes in Western Samar | |
| 6724 | Almagro |
| 6720 | Basey |
| 6710 | Calbayog City |
| 6715 | Calbiga |
| 6700 | Catbalogan |
| 6722 | Daram |
| 6706 | Gandara |
| 6713 | Hinbangan |
| 6701 | Jiabong |
| 6721 | Marabut |
| 6708 | Matuguinao |
| 6702 | Motiong |
| 6705 | Pagsanjan |
| 6716 | Pinabacdao |
| 6707 | San Jorge |
| 6723 | San Jose de Bauan |
| 6714 | San Sebastian |
| 6709 | Sta. Margarita |
| 6718 | Sta. Rita |
| 6711 | Sto. Nino |
| 6712 | Tagapulan |
| 6719 | Talarora |
| 6704 | Tarangnan |
| 6717 | Villareal |
| 6703 | Wright |
| 6725 | Zumarraga |
Siquijor
Part of Central Visayas, Siquijor is an island province that has long been associated with mystery, mysticism, and magic. It organizes festivals celebrating healing rituals and takes pride in potion souvenirs. Among the most popular hotspots in the area are the old Balete tree and the Cambugahay Falls. The capital of the province is Siquijor. The destination’s list of ZIP codes is composed of figures starting with 62.
| Zip Codes in Siquijor | |
| 6230 | Enrile Villanueva |
| 6226 | Larena |
| 6228 | Lazi |
| 6229 | Maria |
| 6227 | San Juan |
| 6225 | Siquijor |
Mindanao
Mindanao is situated in the southern region of the country. It has six administrative regions: the Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, the Caraga region, the Davao region, Soccsksargen, and the autonomous region of Bangsamoro. It’s home to natural wonders, including the highest mountain in the country, Mount Apo. The ZIP postal codes of different Mindanao provinces are summarized in this section.
Agusan del Norte
The capital of this province is Cabadbaran, a city that hosts various mountains, including Mount Hilong-Hilong and Mount Pongkay, which are popular among trekkers. Agusan del Norte is part of the Caraga region. The center of the province occupies the lower basin of the third-longest river in the country, Agusan. The postal ZIP codes of this Philippine destination all start with 86.
| Zip Codes in Agusan del Norte | |
| 8601 | Buenavista |
| 8600 | Butuan City |
| 8605 | Cabadbaran |
| 8603 | Carmen |
| 8607 | Jabonga |
| 8609 | Kitcharao |
| 8610 | La Nieves |
| 8604 | Magallanes |
| 8602 | Nasipit |
| 8611 | Remedios T. Romualdez |
| 8608 | Santiago |
| 8606 | Tubay |
Agusan del Sur
Popular for being the home of numerous breathtaking falls, Agusan del Sur is a tourist hotspot. The most popular attraction in the province is the Agusan Marsh, one of the most ecologically significant wetlands in the archipelago. Its capital is the town of Prosperidad, which hosts the Naliyagan Festival, a commemoration of the foundation of the province. While Agusan del Norte’s ZIP postal codes start with 86, Agusan del Sur’s begin with 85.
| Zip Codes in Agusan del Sur | |
| 8502 | Bayugan |
| 8506 | Bunawan |
| 8513 | Esperanza |
| 8508 | La Paz |
| 8507 | Loreto |
| 8500 | Prosperidad |
| 8504 | Rosario |
| 8501 | San Francisco |
| 8511 | San Luis |
| 8512 | Santa Josefa |
| 8503 | Sibagat |
| 8510 | Talacogon |
| 8505 | Trento |
| 8509 | Veruela |
Basilan
The largest island in the Sulu archipelago, Basilan belongs to the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region. There are three ethnolinguistic groups in the province, namely the Yakans, Tausugs, and Chavacanos. The capital of Basilan is Lamitan. Covering the ZIP postal codes that start with 73, Basilan’s codes are enumerated below:
| Zip Codes in Basilan | |
| 7300 | Isabela de Basilan |
| 7302 | Lamitan |
| 7301 | Lantawan |
| 7303 | Maluso |
| 7305 | Sumisip |
| 7304 | Tipo-tipo |
| 7306 | Tuburan |
Bukidnon
A landlocked province, Bukidnon relies on agriculture for its local economy. It’s a major producer of different crops, from rice and sugar to corn and pineapple. Because of this, the province became known as the Food Basket of Mindanao. The capital of Bukidnon is Malaybalay. Bukidnon’s ZIP code list is outlined below, with figures beginning with 87.
| Zip Codes in Bukidnon | |
| 8707 | Baungon |
| 8721 | Damulog |
| 8719 | Dangcagan |
| 8712 | Don Carlos |
| 8702 | Impasugong |
| 8723 | Kabanglasan |
| 8713 | Kadingilan |
| 8718 | Kalilangan |
| 8720 | Kibawe |
| 8716 | Kitaotao |
| 8722 | Lantapan |
| 8706 | Libuna |
| 8700 | Malaybalay |
| 8704 | Malitbog |
| 8703 | Manolo Fortich |
| 8714 | Maramag |
| 8710 | Musuan |
| 8717 | Pangantucan |
| 8705 | Philips |
| 8715 | Quezon |
| 8711 | San Fernando |
| 8701 | Sumilao |
| 8708 | Talakag |
| 8709 | Valencia |
Camiguin
Situated in Bohol Sea, this island province belongs to the Northern Mindanao region. Camiguin takes pride in being the home to national cultural treasures, including Old Bonbon Church ruins in Catarman and the Sunken Cemetery in the same town. The largest municipality in the area is Mambajao, the province’s capital. Write your address in Camiguin with these ZIP postal codes:
| Zip Codes in Camiguin | |
| 9104 | Catarman |
| 9102 | Guinsiliban |
| 9101 | Mahinog |
| 9100 | Mambajao |
| 9103 | Sagay |
Davao de Oro
Formerly called Compostela Valley, Davao de Oro used to be part of Davao del Norte. Its capital is the town of Nabunturan, which hosts the Mainit Hot Springs Protected Landscape. The province is among the richest in the Mindanao region, supported by numerous banana plantations and gold and silver mines. The ZIP postal codes in Davao de Oro start with 88.
| Zip Codes in Davao de Oro | |
| 8803 | Compostela |
| 8810 | Laak |
| 8807 | Mabini |
| 8806 | Maco |
| 8808 | Maragusan |
| 8802 | Mawab |
| 8805 | Monkayo |
| 8801 | Montevista |
| 8800 | Nabunturan |
| 8804 | New Bataan |
| 8809 | Pantukan |
Davao del Norte
Nicknamed the Banana Capital of the Philippines, the province is a major producer of the crop, with multinational companies having plantations in the area. Aside from agriculture, tourism is a thriving industry in Davao del Norte. Samal Island is the most popular among tourists. Tagum is the capital of the province. Starting with the digit 81, the ZIP postal codes in Davao del Norte are as follows:
| Zip Codes in Davao del Norte | |
| 8102 | Asuncion |
| 8118 | Babak |
| 8101 | Carmen |
| 8113 | Kapalong |
| 8120 | Kaputian |
| 8104 | New Corella |
| 8105 | Panabo |
| 8119 | Samal |
| 8116 | San Mariano |
| 8103 | San Vicente |
| 8112 | Santo Tomas |
| 8100 | Tagum |
Davao del Sur
The capital of this province is Digos, which occupies the southern foothills of Mount Apo. Davao del Sur is a major producer of rice, corn, cacao, and banana, among other crops. Several ethnic groups live in the area, including B’laans, Manobos, and Bagobos, tribes that promote the artistic heritage of the province. The ZIP code list of Davao del Sur features figures starting with 80.
| Zip Codes in Davao del Sur | |
| 8005 | Bansalan |
| 8000 | Davao City |
| 8002 | Digos |
| 8013 | Don Marcelino |
| 8006 | Hagunoy |
| 8014 | Jose Abad Santos |
| 8008 | Kiblawan |
| 8004 | Magsaysay |
| 8010 | Malalag |
| 8012 | Malita |
| 8003 | Matanao |
| 8007 | Padada |
| 8001 | Santa Cruz |
| 8011 | Santa Maria |
| 8015 | Sarangani |
Davao Oriental
The easternmost province in the country, Davao Oriental is a top producer of coconut and copra. It earned the nickname Coconut Capital of the Philippines. Aside from a dynamic agricultural scene, the province features natural wonders, from the UNESCO World Heritage Site Mount Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary to Aliwagwag Falls. Be guided by these Davao Oriental ZIP postal codes below, which all begin with 82.
| Zip Codes in Davao Oriental | |
| 8204 | Baganga |
| 8208 | Banaybanay |
| 8206 | Boston |
| 8203 | Caraga |
| 8205 | Cateel |
| 8210 | Gov. Generoso |
| 8207 | Lopon |
| 8202 | Manay |
| 8200 | Mati |
| 8209 | San Isidro |
| 8201 | Tarragona |
Lanao del Norte
Part of the Northern Mindanao region, Lanao del Norte is dotted with breathtaking tourist attractions. A few of the most popular are Maria Cristina Falls and Dalipuga Centennial Park. Its capital is the town of Tubod, which is home to the Mindanao Civic Center, the venue of the First Mindanao Friendship Games. The Lanao del Norte ZIP postal codes start with 92.
| Zip Codes in Lanao del Norte | |
| 9205 | Bacolod |
| 9217 | Baloi |
| 9210 | Baroy |
| 9200 | Iligan City |
| 9214 | Kapatagan |
| 9215 | Karomatan |
| 9202 | Kauswagan |
| 9207 | Kolambugan |
| 9211 | Lala |
| 9201 | Linamon |
| 9221 | Magsaysay |
| 9206 | Maigo |
| 9203 | Matugao |
| 9219 | Munai |
| 9216 | Nunungan |
| 9208 | Pantao Ragat |
| 9218 | Pantar |
| 9204 | Poona Piagapo |
| 9212 | Salvador |
| 9213 | Sapad |
| 9222 | Tagoloan |
| 9220 | Tangkal |
| 9209 | Tubod |
Lanao del Sur
Lanao del Sur is most famous for being the home of the largest lake in the Mindanao region, the Lanao Lake. The province’s capital is Marawi, touted as the summer capital of the south because of its cool climate. A municipality in Lanao del Sur called Tugaya is recognized as a UNESCO Home for Culture and Heritage. Some of the ZIP postal codes in Lanao del Sur start with 93, while the others begin with 97.
| Zip Codes in Lanao del Sur | |
| 9316 | Bacolod Grande |
| 9302 | Blabagan |
| 9318 | Balindong |
| 9309 | Bayang |
| 9310 | Binidayan |
| 9320 | Baumbaran |
| 9714 | Buadiposo Buntong |
| 9708 | Bubong |
| 9305 | Butig |
| 9319 | Calanogas |
| 9311 | Ganassi |
| 9709 | Kapal |
| 9703 | Lumba Bayabao |
| 9307 | Lumbatan |
| 9306 | Lumbayanague |
| 9308 | Macador Andong |
| 9315 | Madalum |
| 9314 | Madamba |
| 9715 | Maguing |
| 9300 | Malabang |
| 9303 | Maragong |
| 9711 | Marangtao |
| 9700 | Marawi City |
| 9706 | Masio |
| 9702 | Mulondo |
| 9312 | Pagayawan |
| 9710 | Piagapo |
| 9705 | Poona Bayabao |
| 9313 | Pualas |
| 9713 | Ramain-Ditsaan |
| 9701 | Saguiaran |
| 9303 | Sultan Gumander |
| 9321 | Tagoloan II |
| 9704 | Tamparan |
| 9712 | Taraka |
| 9304 | Tubaran |
| 9317 | Tugaya |
| 9716 | Wao |
Maguindanao
Forming part of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), Maguindanao is home to the Maranaos, Tausugs, and other Moro groups. The province takes pride in various tourist destinations, such as Mount Minandar, Blue Lagoon, and Kutawato Cave. The capital of Maguindanao is Buluan. When writing addresses in this province, the ZIP postal code starts with 96.
| Zip Codes in Maguindanao | |
| 9609 | Ampatuan |
| 9614 | Barira |
| 9615 | Buldon |
| 9616 | Buluan |
| 9600 | Cotabato City |
| 9617 | Datu Paglas |
| 9607 | Datu Piang |
| 9601 | Datu Odin Sinsuat (Dinaig) |
| 9618 | Gen. S. K. Datun |
| 9606 | Kabuntulan |
| 9608 | Maganoy |
| 9613 | Matanog |
| 9610 | Pagalungan |
| 9604 | Parang |
| 9603 | South Upi |
| 9605 | Sultan Kudarat |
| 9611 | Sultan Sa Barongis |
| 9612 | Talayan |
| 9602 | Upi |
Misamis Occidental
Situated in Northern Mindanao, Misamis Occidental features several travel destinations, including Bucagan Hill in Ozamiz, Lake Duminagat in Don Victoriano, and Maloro Beach in Tangub. The capital of the province is Oroquieta, which hosts the Mt. Malindang Ranges. The ZIP code list of Misamis Occidental features figures starting with 72.
| Zip Codes in Misamis Occidental | |
| 7206 | Aloran |
| 7211 | Baliangao |
| 7215 | Bonifacio |
| 7210 | Calamba |
| 7201 | Clarin |
| 7213 | Concepcion |
| 7204 | Jimenez |
| 7208 | Lopez Jaena |
| 7207 | Oroquieta City |
| 7200 | Ozamis City |
| 7205 | Panaon |
| 7209 | Plaridel |
| 7212 | Sapang Dalaga |
| 7203 | Sinacaban |
| 7214 | Tangub City |
| 7202 | Tudela |
Misamis Oriental
The province hosts Mindanao International Container Port and the gateway to the Northern Mindanao region, the Laguindingan Airport. Its capital is Cagayan de Oro, the River Rafting Capital of the Philippines. Aside from whitewater rafting sites, the province boasts beautiful nature parks, caves, and waterfalls. The ZIP postal codes in Misamis Oriental begin with the digits 90.
| Zip Codes in Misamis Oriental | |
| 9018 | Alubijid |
| 9005 | Balingasag |
| 9011 | Balinguan |
| 9008 | Binuangan |
| 9000 | Cagayan de Oro City |
| 9004 | Claveria |
| 9017 | El Salvador |
| 9014 | Gingoog City |
| 9020 | Gitaum |
| 9022 | Initao |
| 9003 | Jasaan |
| 9010 | Kinogitan |
| 9006 | Lagonglong |
| 9019 | Laguindingan |
| 9021 | Libertad |
| 9025 | Lugait |
| 9015 | Magsaysay |
| 9024 | Manticao |
| 9013 | Medina |
| 9023 | Naawan |
| 9016 | Opol |
| 9007 | Salay |
| 9009 | Sugbongcogon |
| 9001 | Tagoloan |
| 9012 | Talisayan |
| 9002 | Villanueva |
North Cotabato
A landlocked province, North Cotabato is part of the Soccsksargen region (although some of its barangays are under the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region’s jurisdiction). Its capital is the city of Kidapawan, which is famous for its unique location, at the foot of the highest mountain in the country, Mount Apo. North Cotabato is one of the leading producers of sugarcane, coconut, and coffee in the region. The ZIP postal codes in North Cotabato begin with the digits 94.
| Zip Codes in North Cotabato | |
| 9413 | Alamada |
| 9415 | Aleosan |
| 9414 | Antipas |
| 9417 | Arakan |
| 9416 | Banisilan |
| 9408 | Carmen |
| 9407 | Kabacan |
| 9400 | Kidapawan |
| 9411 | Libungan |
| 9404 | Magpet |
| 9401 | Makilala |
| 9406 | Matalam |
| 9410 | Midsayap |
| 9402 | M’lang |
| 9412 | Pigkawayan |
| 9409 | Pikit |
| 9405 | Pres. Roxas |
| 9403 | Tulunan |
Sarangani
Formerly a part of South Cotabato, the province gained its independence in 1992. But similar to its former mother district, Sarangani belongs to the Soccsksargen region. It’s home to breathtaking natural wonders, including Mindanao’s “Boracay,” the Gumasa Beach. The capital of the province is Alabel. Writing Sarangani ZIP postal codes starts with the digits 95.
| Zip Codes in Sarangani | |
| 9501 | Alabel |
| 9517 | Glan |
| 9514 | Kiamba |
| 9502 | Maasim |
| 9515 | Maitum |
| 9516 | Malapatan |
| 9503 | Malungon |
South Cotabato
Located in the southern part of Mindanao, the province forms part of the Soccsksargen region. Its land is generally flat with a few hills and mountains. The capital of the province Koronadal City, also called Marbel, is among the most business-friendly municipalities in Mindanao, accommodating various shopping malls. The ZIP code list below should help you write addresses in South Cotabato.
| Zip Codes in South Cotabato | |
| 9511 | Banga |
| 9500 | Gen. Santos City |
| 9506 | Koronadal |
| 9508 | Norala |
| 9504 | Polomolok |
| 9509 | Santo Nino |
| 9512 | Surallah |
| 9507 | Tampacan |
| 9510 | Tantangan |
| 9513 | T’boli |
| 9505 | Tupi |
Sultan Kudarat
Predominantly agricultural, the province is a major producer of different crops, including rice, coffee, bananas, and mangoes. The Southern Philippines Grain Complex, the largest grains-processing complex in the country, is located in Sultan Kudarat’s commercial center Tacurong. The capital of the province is Isulan, a town dotted with several hot springs, caves, and falls. These are the ZIP postal codes in Sultan Kudarat, which all begin with the digits 98.
| Zip Codes in Sultan Kudarat | |
| 9810 | Bagumbayan |
| 9801 | Colombio |
| 9806 | Esperanza (Ampatuan) |
| 9805 | Isulan |
| 9808 | Kalamansig |
| 9807 | Lebak (Salaman) |
| 9803 | Lutayan |
| 9802 | Mariano Marcos |
| 9809 | Palimbang |
| 9804 | Pres. Quirino |
| 9811 | Sen. Ninoy Aquino |
| 9800 | Tacurong |
Sulu
Occupying the Sulu archipelago, the province is bordered by two seas: Sulu Sea to the north and Celebes Sea to the south. Sulu’s capital is Jolo, the home of a prominent ethnic group in the Philippines, the Tausugs. Some of the tourist hotspots in the province include Maubo Beach, Bangas Island, and The Walled City. Refer to this ZIP code list for Sulu areas:
| Zip Codes in Sulu | |
| 7407 | Indanan |
| 7400 | Jolo |
| 7416 | Kalingalan Kalauang |
| 7411 | Lugus |
| 7404 | Luuk |
| 7409 | Maimbung |
| 7413 | Marungas |
| 7402 | Panamao |
| 7415 | Panglima Estino |
| 7414 | Panguntaran |
| 7408 | Parang |
| 7405 | Pata |
| 7401 | Patikul |
| 7412 | Siasi |
| 7403 | Talipao |
| 7410 | Tapul |
| 7406 | Tongkil |
Surigao del Norte
Forming part of Mindanao’s Caraga region, Surigao del Norte features two major islands, Siargao and Bucas Grande. For this reason, it hosts several tourist attractions, such as Sohoton Cave, Mabua Pebble Beach, and the famous Sugba Blue Lagoon. The capital of the province is Surigao City. In Surigao del Norte, the ZIP postal codes begin with 84.
| Zip Codes in Surigao del Norte | |
| 8425 | Alegria |
| 8408 | Bacuag |
| 8413 | Basilisa (Rizal) |
| 8424 | Burgos |
| 8411 | Cagdianao |
| 8410 | Claver |
| 8417 | Dapa |
| 8418 | Del Carmen |
| 8412 | Dinagat |
| 8419 | Gen. Luna |
| 8409 | Gigaquit |
| 8414 | Libjo (Albor) |
| 8415 | Loreto |
| 8407 | Mainit |
| 8402 | Malimano |
| 8420 | Pilar |
| 8405 | Placer |
| 8423 | San Benito |
| 8401 | San Francisco |
| 8421 | San Isidro |
| 8427 | San Jose |
| 8422 | Santa Monica |
| 8404 | Sison |
| 8416 | Socorro |
| 8400 | Surigao City |
| 8403 | Tagana-an |
| 8426 | Tubajon |
| 8406 | Tubod |
Surigao del Sur
Located on the eastern coast of Mindanao, Surigao del Sur hosts the famous little Niagara Falls of the country, Tinuy-An Falls. It belongs to the Caraga region in Mindanao, bounded on the northwest by Surigao del Norte and on the southeast by Davao Oriental. Its capital is Tandag City, filled with different nature-oriented travel hotspots. While Surigao del Norte’s ZIP postal codes begin with 84, Surigao del Sur’s start with 83.
| Zip Codes in Surigao del Sur | |
| 8309 | Barobo |
| 8303 | Bayabas |
| 8311 | Bislig |
| 8311 | Cagwait |
| 8317 | Cantillan |
| 8315 | Carmen |
| 8318 | Carrascal |
| 8313 | Cortez |
| 8310 | Hinatuan |
| 8314 | Lanuza |
| 8307 | Lianga |
| 8312 | Lingig |
| 8316 | Madrid |
| 8306 | Marihatag |
| 8305 | San Agustin |
| 8301 | San Miguel |
| 8308 | Tagbina |
| 8302 | Tago |
| 8300 | Tandag |
Tawi-Tawi
This island province belongs to the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), occupying the southwestern tip of the country. It was previously part of the Sulu province until 1973. Tawi-Tawi is dotted with noteworthy islands, including Panampangan, Simunul, and Sitangkai, which are famous among seasoned travelers. Its capital is Bongao. The ZIP postal codes of Tawi-Tawi areas begin with 75.
| Zip Codes in Tawi-Tawi | |
| 7501 | Balimbing |
| 7500 | Bongao |
| 7508 | Cagayan de Sulu |
| 7509 | Languyan |
| 7503 | Sapa-sapa |
| 7505 | Simunol |
| 7506 | Sitangkai |
| 7504 | South Ubian |
| 7507 | Taganak (Turtle Island) |
| 7502 | Tandu Bas |
Zamboanga del Norte
This is the largest province by land area in the Zamboanga Peninsula. Its capital is Dipolog, which is popularly referred to as the Bottled Sardines Capital of the Philippines because of its dynamic sardine industry. A few travel hotspots in Zamboanga del Norte include the Libuton Cave, Sungkilaw Falls, and Aliguay Island. Covering the ZIP postal codes that start in digits 71, the postal codes in Zamboanga del Norte are enumerated here:
| Zip Codes in Zamboanga del Norte | |
| 7123 | Baliguian |
| 7101 | Dapitan City |
| 7100 | Dipolog City |
| 7108 | Gutalac |
| 7111 | Jose Dalman (Ponot) |
| 7124 | Kalawit |
| 7109 | Katipunan |
| 7117 | Labason |
| 7119 | La Libertad |
| 7115 | Liloy |
| 7110 | Manukan |
| 7107 | Mutia |
| 7105 | Pinan |
| 7106 | Polanco |
| 7104 | Rizal |
| 7102 | Roxas |
| 7114 | Salug |
| 7108 | Sergio Osmena |
| 7113 | Siayan |
| 7122 | Sibuco |
| 7103 | Sibutad |
| 7112 | Sindangan (Leon B. Postigo) |
| 7120 | Siocon |
| 7121 | Siraway |
| 7116 | Tampilisan |
Zamboanga del Sur
The capital of this province is Pagadian, the city that hosts the annual Megayon Festival. Zamboanga del Sur belongs to the Zamboanga Peninsula, lying at the southern section of the island, bordered on the east by Lanao del Norte and on the west by Zamboanga Sibugay. The province supplies agricultural products, including rice, corn, coconut oil, and livestock feeds. When writing the ZIP postal codes of Zamboanga del Sur municipalities, take note that they start with 70.
| Zip Codes in Zamboanga del Sur | |
| 7020 | Aurora |
| 7011 | Bayog |
| 7032 | Dimataling |
| 7030 | Dinas |
| 7022 | Don Mariano Marcos |
| 7015 | Dumalinao |
| 7028 | Dumingag |
| 7042 | Guipos |
| 7027 | Josefina |
| 7013 | Kumalarang |
| 7017 | Labangan |
| 7014 | Lakewood |
| 7037 | Lapuyan |
| 7026 | Mahayag |
| 7035 | Margo Sa Tubig |
| 7021 | Midsalip |
| 7023 | Molave |
| 7016 | Pagadian City |
| 7033 | Pitogo |
| 7024 | Ramon Magsaysay |
| 7029 | San Miguel |
| 7031 | San Pablo |
| 7034 | Tabina |
| 7025 | Tambulig |
| 7043 | Tigbad |
| 7019 | Tukuran |
| 7036 | Vicencio Sagun |
| 7000 | Zamboanga City |
Zamboanga Sibugay
Previously a part of Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay was created as a separate province in 2001, comprising the former third district of Zamboanga del Sur. Its capital is Ipil, the most populous town in the province, home to the famous Buluan Island. The ZIP code list for Zamboanga Sibugay has figures starting with 70.
| Zip Codes in Zamboanga Sibugay | |
| 7040 | Alicia |
| 7009 | Buug |
| 7039 | Diplahan |
| 7007 | Imelda |
| 7001 | Ipil |
| 7005 | Kabasalan |
| 7010 | Mabuhay |
| 7038 | Malangas |
| 7004 | Naga |
| 7041 | Olutanga |
| 7008 | Payao |
| 7002 | Roseller Lim |
| 7006 | Siay |
| 7012 | Talusan |
| 7003 | Titay |
| 7018 | Tungawan |
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