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Country Code Country Name Postal Code Formatting AF Country Code Country Name Postal Code Formatting AF Afghanistan 9999 AX Aland Islands 99999 AL Albania 9999 DZ Algeria 99999 AS American Samoa 99999 AD Andorra AO Angola AI Anguilla AA-9999 AQ Antarctica 9999 AG Antigua and Barbuda AR Argentina A9999AAA AM Armenia 9999 AW Aruba AU Australia 9999 AT Austria 9999 AZ Azerbaijan AA 9999 BS Bahamas BH Bahrain 9999 BD Bangladesh 9999 BB Barbados AA99999 BY Belarus 999999 BE Belgium 9999 BZ Belize BJ Benin BM Bermuda AA 99 BT Bhutan 99999 BO Bolivia BQ Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba BA Bosnia and Herzegovina 99999 BW Botswana BV Bouvet Island BR Brazil 99999-999 IO British Indian Ocean Territory AA9A 9AA BN Brunei Darussalam AA9999 BG Bulgaria 9999 BF Burkina Faso BI Burundi KH Cambodia 99999 CM Cameroon CA Canada A9A 9A9 CV Cape Verde 9999 KY Cayman Islands AA9-9999 CF Central African Republic TD Chad CL Chile 9999999 CN China 999999 CX Christmas Island 9999 CC Cocos (Keeling) Islands 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Sudan 99999 SR Suriname SJ Svalbard and Jan Mayen 9999 SZ Swaziland A999 SE Sweden 999 99 CH Switzerland 9999 SY Syria TW Taiwan 99999 TJ Tajikistan 999 TZ Tanzania 99999 TH Thailand 99999 TL Timor-Leste TG Togo TK Tokelau TO Tonga TT Trinidad and Tobago 999999 TN Tunisia 9999 TR Turkey 99999 TM Turkmenistan 999999 TC Turks and Caicos Islands AAAA 9AA TV Tuvalu UG Uganda UA Ukraine 99999 AE United Arab Emirates GB United Kingdom A9A 9A9 US United States 99999 UY Uruguay 99999 UM US Minor Outlying Islands UZ Uzbekistan 999999 VU Vanuatu VE Venezuela 9999 VN Viet Nam 999999 VG Virgin Islands (British) AA9999 VI Virgin Islands (US) 99999 WF Wallis and Futuna 99999 EH Western Sahara 99999 YE Yemen ZM Zambia 99999 ZW Zimbabwe Country Code Country Name Region Code Region Description AD Andorra AD-02 Canillo AD Andorra AD-03 Encamp AD Andorra AD-04 La Massana AD Andorra AD-05 Ordino AD Andorra AD-06 Sant Julià de Lòria AD Andorra AD-07 Andorra la Vella AD Andorra AD-08 Escaldes-Engordany AE 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