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Do you want to send a letter or a package to a loved one in another part of the country but don’t know what to put in the postal code field? Whether you are placing an online order from an e-commerce website or seeking to get something delivered to another address in Pakistan, you will likely need a postal code to ensure the mail reaches the intended recipient without any delays.

First introduced in 1988, postal codes in Pakistan consist of five digits denoting the delivery post office and jurisdiction of the address the letter or parcel is being sent to. Also known as postcode or ZIP code, this system allows for quicker and more efficient sorting and delivering of mail.

Here are the lists of postcodes in Pakistan for all major cities so you can send mail anywhere in the country without any hassle.

Here are the Islamabad postal codes:

Let’s look at the postal codes in Lahore.

These are the postal codes for Karachi.

Here are the postal codes for sending mail to Peshawar.

Here are the postal codes for Quetta.

This brings us to the end of our blog on postal codes in Pakistan. You can also check out our comprehensive guide on Pakistan Post Office for more information on the postal service in the country.

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