Postal codes in South Korea are 5-digit numeric and the current system was newly introduced on August 1, 2015. [1]
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| Code | Division name | Hangul | Hanja |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seoul Special City | |||
| 010NN ~ 012NN | Gangbuk District | 강북구 | 江北區 |
| 013NN ~ 015NN | Dobong District | 도봉구 | 道峰區 |
| 015NN ~ 019NN | Nowon District | 노원구 | 蘆原區 |
| 020NN ~ 023NN | Jungnang District | 중랑구 | 中浪區 |
| 024NN ~ 026NN | Dongdaemun District | 동대문구 | 東大門區 |
| 027NN ~ 029NN | Seongbuk District | 성북구 | 城北區 |
| 030NN ~ 032NN | Jongno District | 종로구 | 鍾路區 |
| 033NN ~ 035NN | Eunpyeong District | 은평구 | 恩平區 |
| 036NN ~ 038NN | Seodaemun District | 서대문구 | 西大門區 |
| 039NN ~ 042NN | Mapo District | 마포구 | 麻浦區 |
| 043NN ~ 044NN | Yongsan District | 용산구 | 龍山區 |
| 045NN ~ 046NN | Jung District | 중구 | 中區 |
| 047NN ~ 048NN | Seongdong District | 성동구 | 城東區 |
| 049NN ~ 051NN | Gwangjin District | 광진구 | 廣津區 |
| 052NN ~ 054NN | Gangdong District | 강동구 | 江東區 |
| 055NN ~ 059NN | Songpa District | 송파구 | 松坡區 |
| 060NN ~ 064NN | Gangnam District | 강남구 | 江南區 |
| 065NN ~ 068NN | Seocho District | 서초구 | 瑞草區 |
| 069NN ~ 071NN | Dongjak District | 동작구 | 銅雀區 |
| 072NN ~ 074NN | Yeongdeungpo District | 영등포구 | 永登浦區 |
| 075NN ~ 078NN | Gangseo District | 강서구 | 江西區 |
| 079NN ~ 081NN | Yangcheon District | 양천구 | 陽川區 |
| 082NN ~ 084NN | Guro District | 구로구 | 九老區 |
| 085NN ~ 086NN | Geumcheon District | 금천구 | 衿川區 |
| 087NN ~ 089NN | Gwanak District | 관악구 | 冠岳區 |
| 090NN ~ 099NN | (reserved) | ||
| Code | Division name | Hangul | Hanja |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gyeonggi Province | |||
| 100NN ~ 101NN | Gimpo City | 김포시 | 金浦市 |
| 102NN ~ 107NN | Goyang City | 고양시 | 高陽市 |
| 108NN ~ 109NN | Paju City | 파주시 | 坡州市 |
| 110NN | Yeoncheon County | 연천군 | 漣川郡 |
| 111NN ~ 112NN | Pocheon City | 포천시 | 抱川市 |
| 113NN | Dongducheon City | 동두천시 | 東豆川市 |
| 114NN ~ 115NN | Yangju City | 양주시 | 楊州市 |
| 116NN ~ 118NN | Uijeongbu City | 의정부시 | 議政府市 |
| 119NN | Guri City | 구리시 | 九里市 |
| 120NN ~ 123NN | Namyangju City | 남양주시 | 南楊州市 |
| 124NN | Gapyeong County | 가평군 | 加平郡 |
| 125NN | Yangpyeong County | 양평군 | 楊平郡 |
| 126NN | Yeoju City | 여주시 | 驪州市 |
| 127NN ~ 128NN | Gwangju City | 광주시 | 廣州市 |
| 129NN ~ 130NN | Hanam City | 하남시 | 河南市 |
| 131NN ~ 137NN | Seongnam City | 성남시 | 城南市 |
| 138NN | Gwacheon City | 과천시 | 果川市 |
| 139NN ~ 141NN | Anyang City | 안양시 | 安養市 |
| 142NN ~ 143NN | Gwangmyeong City | 광명시 | 光明市 |
| 144NN ~ 148NN | Bucheon City | 부천시 | 富川市 |
| 149NN ~ 151NN | Siheung City | 시흥시 | 始興市 |
| 152NN ~ 157NN | Ansan City | 안산시 | 安山市 |
| 158NN ~ 159NN | Gunpo City | 군포시 | 軍浦市 |
| 160NN ~ 161NN | Uiwang City | 의왕시 | 義王市 |
| 162NN ~ 167NN | Suwon City | 수원시 | 水原市 |
| 168NN ~ 172NN | Yongin City | 용인시 | 龍仁市 |
| 173NN ~ 174NN | Icheon City | 이천시 | 利川市 |
| 175NN ~ 176NN | Anseong City | 안성시 | 安城市 |
| 177NN ~ 180NN | Pyeongtaek City | 평택시 | 平澤市 |
| 181NN | Osan City | 오산시 | 烏山市 |
| 182NN ~ 187NN | Hwaseong City | 화성시 | 華城市 |
| 188NN ~ 209NN | (reserved) | ||
| Code | Division name | Hangul | Hanja |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incheon Metropolitan City | |||
| 210NN ~ 212NN | Gyeyang District | 계양구 | 桂陽區 |
| 213NN ~ 214NN | Bupyeong District | 부평구 | 富平區 |
| 215NN ~ 218NN | Namdong District | 남동구 | 南洞區 |
| 219NN ~ 220NN | Yeonsu District | 연수구 | 延壽區 |
| 221NN ~ 222NN | Michuhol District | 미추홀구 | 彌鄒忽區 |
| 223NN ~ 224NN | Jung District | 중구 | 中區 |
| 225NN | Dong District | 동구 | 東區 |
| 226NN ~ 229NN | Seo District | 서구 | 西區 |
| 230NN | Ganghwa County | 강화군 | 江華郡 |
| 231NN | Ongjin County | 옹진군 | 甕津郡 |
| 232NN ~ 239NN | (reserved) | ||
| Code | Division name | Hangul | Hanja |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gangwon Province | |||
| 240NN | Cheorwon County | 철원군 | 鐵原郡 |
| 241NN | Hwacheon County | 화천군 | 華川郡 |
| 242NN ~ 244NN | Chuncheon City | 춘천시 | 春川市 |
| 245NN | Yanggu County | 양구군 | 楊口郡 |
| 246NN | Inje County | 인제군 | 麟蹄郡 |
| 247NN | Goseong County | 고성군 | 高城郡 |
| 248NN ~ 249NN | Sokcho City | 속초시 | 束草市 |
| 250NN | Yangyang County | 양양군 | 襄陽郡 |
| 251NN | Hongcheon County | 홍천군 | 洪川郡 |
| 252NN | Hoengseong County | 횡성군 | 橫城郡 |
| 253NN | Pyeongchang County | 평창군 | 平昌郡 |
| 254NN ~ 256NN | Gangneung City | 강릉시 | 江陵市 |
| 257NN ~ 258NN | Donghae City | 동해시 | 東海市 |
| 259NN | Samcheok City | 삼척시 | 三陟市 |
| 260NN | Taebaek City | 태백시 | 太白市 |
| 261NN | Jeongseon County | 정선군 | 旌善郡 |
| 262NN | Yeongwol County | 영월군 | 寧越郡 |
| 263NN ~ 265NN | Wonju City | 원주시 | 原州市 |
| 266NN ~ 269NN | (reserved) | ||
| Code | Division name | Hangul | Hanja |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daegu Metropolitan City | |||
| 700 | Jung District | 중구 | 中區 |
| 701 | Dong District | 동구 | 東區 |
| 702 | Buk District | 북구 | 北區 |
| 703 | Seo District | 서구 | 西區 |
| 704 | Dalseo District | 달서구 | 達西區 |
| 705 | Nam District | 남구 | 南區 |
| 706 | Suseong District | 수성구 | 壽城區 |
| 711 | Dalseong County | 달성군 | 達城郡 |
| North Gyeongsang Province | |||
| 712 | Gyeongsan City | 경산시 | 慶山市 |
| 714 | Cheongdo County | 청도군 | 淸道郡 |
| 716 | Gunwi County | 군위군 | 軍威郡 |
| 717 | Goryeong County | 고령군 | 高靈郡 |
| 718 | Chilgok County | 칠곡군 | 漆谷郡 |
| 719 | Seongju County | 성주군 | 星州郡 |
| 730 | Gumi City | 구미시 | 龜尾市 |
| 740 | Gimcheon City | 김천시 | 金泉市 |
| 742 | Sangju City | 상주시 | 尙州市 |
| 745 | Mungyeong City | 문경시 | 聞慶市 |
| 750 | Yeongju City | 영주시 | 榮州市 |
| 755 | Bonghwa County | 봉화군 | 奉化郡 |
| 757 | Yecheon County | 예천군 | 醴泉郡 |
| 760 | Andong City | 안동시 | 安東市 |
| 763 | Cheongsong County | 청송군 | 靑松郡 |
| 764 | Yeongyang County | 영양군 | 英陽郡 |
| 766 | Yeongdeok County | 영덕군 | 盈德郡 |
| 767 | Uljin County | 울진군 | 蔚珍郡 |
| 769 | Uiseong County | 의성군 | 義城郡 |
| 770 | Yeongcheon City | 영천시 | 永川市 |
| 780 | Gyeongju City | 경주시 | 慶州市 |
| 790 | Nam District, Pohang City | 포항시남구 | 浦項市南區 |
| 791 | Buk District, Pohang City | 포항시북구 | 浦項市北區 |
| 799 | Ulleung County | 울릉군 | 鬱陵郡 |
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