Postal Codes in Georgia

A postal code is a code linked to an address that helps sort mail and route deliveries. In Georgia, a postal code consists of four digits and is used together with the city, street, and house number.

No. Georgia's postal code must be selected based on the specific address. The country or city name alone is not always enough — specify the settlement or street in your search and, if needed, compare the house number as well.

If the country in the form is Georgia and you are entering a Georgian address, enter that address's four-digit postal code in this field. Keep the leading zero. If the form only accepts five digits, check the selected country; do not add an extra digit to the code on your own.

You cannot determine your address's postal code from the code of a nearby service center alone. Look up the recipient's code by address, and check the post office branch's address and service information separately.

The search shows current data by default. In the filters, you can also view historical or unconfirmed entries. Verify the code of such an entry with Georgian Post before using it for a shipment.