Serbia ZIP code and address format

6-digit numeric postal codes, like 106314.

Format: NNNNNN
Examples: 106314
Address: John Smith, Company Name, 123 Main Street, 106314 CITY

Postal code format in Serbia

Called	Postal code
Format	`NNNNNN` N is a digit, A is a letter
Examples	`106314`
Required in an address	No, but recommended
Where it goes	Before the city, on the same line
Validation regex	`^\d{5,6}$`
Official lookup	Postal service search

How to write an address in Serbia

John Smith
Company Name
123 Main Street
106314 CITY
SERBIA

The postal code goes before the city, on the same line.
Write the city in capital letters.
Required parts: street address, city.
When you send mail from abroad, add SERBIA as the last line.

Postal codes by city in Serbia

Belgrade1 code, 11000
Niš1 code, 18000
Novi Sad1 code, 21102
Novi Beograd1 code, 11031
Zemun1 code, 11080
Kragujevac1 code, 34000
Čačak1 code, 32000
Subotica1 code, 24000

Neighbouring countries

Bosnia & HerzegovinaNNNNN
BulgariaNNNN
CroatiaNNNNN
HungaryNNNN
KosovoNNNNN
MontenegroNNNNN
North MacedoniaNNNN
RomaniaNNNNNN

Other countries with the NNNNNN format

Belarus, Cambodia, China, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Paraguay, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.

Questions about Serbia postal codes

What is the ZIP code format in Serbia?

Serbia uses 6-digit numeric postal codes in the format NNNNNN (N is a digit, A is a letter), for example 106314.

How do I find the ZIP code of an address in Serbia?

Type the address in the search box or click the place on the map. Zipdress shows the full address and its postal code. You can also check the official postal code search of Serbia.

How do I write an address in Serbia?

Use this order, one part per line: John Smith / Company Name / 123 Main Street / 106314 CITY. The postal code goes before the city, on the same line.