Brazil Zip Code Database

A Brazilian zip code number, CEP (Código de Endereçamento Postal), is a series of digits used to identify a specific location within Brazil, similar to a postal code in other countries.

A sub-sector divider in a Brazilian zip code helps further categorize regions within a city, ensuring more precise mail delivery within the sub-region of a larger city or district.

The federal district, including Brasília, is represented by specific zip code ranges that differentiate it from other states, often starting with the digit “70”.

A São Paulo zip code example is 01000-000. The first five digits represent the broader area, while the last three can specify a more precise location within São Paulo.

Sub-regions and cities like São Paulo are assigned specific zip code ranges to help efficiently organize and route mail. For instance, São Paulo’s zip codes typically start with “01” to “05” depending on the area within the city.

Sub-regions within São Paulo include neighborhoods like Pinheiros, Moema, and Vila Mariana. The following list provides zip codes for these areas:

• Pinheiros: 05400-000 to 05469-999
• Moema: 04000-000 to 04099-999
• Vila Mariana: 04100-000 to 04199-999