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Swedish Postal Codes are 5-digit codes, known in Swedish as Postnummer. Postal Codes in Sweden consist of 5 digits, with a space between 3rd and 4th digits. (114 55) The Swedish Post requires the ISO country code to be used on all items entering Sweden. (SE-114 55)
Swedish Post (Posten) makes small modifications to the postal code system each year.
| Postnummer | region |
|---|---|
| 1xx xx | Greater Stockholm |
| 2xx xx | Skåne and Åland |
| 3xx xx | South-East |
| 4xx xx | South-West |
| 5xx xx | South Central |
| 6xx xx | East |
| 7xx xx | North Central |
| 8xx xx | Southern Norrland |
| 9xx xx | Northern Norrland |
| Postnummer | city/area |
|---|---|
| 10x xx - 11x xx | Norrmalm, Östermalm, Västermalm, Södermalm |
| 12x xx | Skarpnäck, Farsta, Enskede-Årsta-Vantör, Älvsjö, Hägersten-Liljeholmen, Skärholmen |
| 13x xx | Nacka, Värmdö, Tyresö, Haninge |
| 14x xx | Huddinge, Botkyrka, Salem, Nynäshamn |
| 15x xx | Södertälje, Nykvarn |
| 16x xx | Bromma, Hässelby-Vällingby, Spånga, Kista |
| 17x xx | Ekerö, Järfälla, Sundbyberg, Solna |
| 18x xx | Lidingö, Danderyd, Täby, Vallentuna, Österåker, Waxholm |
| 19x xx | Sollentuna, Upplands-Wäsby, Sigtuna, Upplands-Bro |
| 20x xx - 21x xx | Malmö |
| 22x xx | Lund |
| 23x xx - 24x xx | South and central Skåne |
| 25x xx | Helsingborg |
| 26x xx | Northwestern Skåne |
| 27x xx | Southeastern Skåne |
| 28x xx | Northern Skåne |
| 29x xx | Northeastern Skåne |
| 30x xx | Halmstad |
| 31x xx | Halland |
| 33x xx - 34x xx | Southwestern Småland |
| 35x xx | Växjö |
| 36x xx | Central Småland |
| 37x xx | Blekinge |
| 38x xx - 39x xx | Eastern Småland and Öland |
| 40x xx - 41x xx | Gothenburg |
| 42x xx - 43x xx | Greater Gothenburg |
| 44x xx - 47x xx | Bohuslän and Dalsland |
| 50x xx | Borås |
| 51x xx - 54x xx | Västergötland |
| 55x xx | Jönköping |
| 56x xx - 57x xx | Northern Småland |
| 58x xx | Linköping |
| 59x xx | Southern Östergötland and northeastern Småland |
| 60x xx | Norrköping |
| 61x xx | Northern Östergötland |
| 62x xx | Gotland |
| 63x xx | Eskilstuna |
| 64x xx | Southern Södermanland |
| 65x xx | Karlstad |
| 66x xx - 68x xx | Dalsland and Värmland |
| 69x xx | Närke |
| 70x xx | Örebro |
| 71x xx | Närke |
| 72x xx | Västerås |
| 73x xx | Northeastern Närke and Västmanland |
| 74x xx | Uppland |
| 75x xx | Uppsala |
| 76x xx | Norrtälje Municipality |
| 77x xx - 79x xx | Dalarna |
| 80x xx | Gävle |
| 81x xx | Gästrikland |
| 82x xx | Hälsingland |
| 83x xx | Jämtlands län |
| 84x xx | Medelpad |
| 85x xx | Sundsvall |
| 86x xx | Medelpad |
| 87x xx - 89x xx | Ångermanland |
| 90x xx | Umeå |
| 91x xx - 93x xx | Västerbottens län |
| 94x xx - 96x xx | Norrbottens län |
| 97x xx | Luleå |
| 98x xx | Northern Norrbottens län |
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