Chile's postal code system, run by Correos de Chile, identifies a comuna and a block face, usually grouping more than one address under a single postal code. Each postal code has seven digits: the first three identify the comuna and the last four the block face. Some comunas use a postal code per block face, covering most urban addresses; the rest have a single comuna-wide postal code.
Región de Antofagasta
Región de La Araucanía
Región de Arica y Parinacota
Región de Atacama
Región de Aysén
Región del Biobío
Región de Coquimbo
Región de Los Lagos
Región de Los Ríos
Región de Magallanes
Región del Maule
Región de O’Higgins
Región Metropolitana de Santiago
Región de Tarapacá
Región de ValparaísoA Chilean postal code has seven digits. The first three identify the comuna and the last four the block face.
Some comunas, usually with lower urban density, do not have a postal code per block face but a single code that applies to every address in the comuna.
Browse from your region to your comuna and, if the comuna uses codes per block face, open the street listing and select yours to see the postal code by house number.
