Malaysia zip postal code: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Postal Codes

Selangor, Malaysia Postal Codes

Codes List

Ampang

68000

Bandar Baru Bangi

43650

Bandar Puncak Alam

42300

Bangi

43600

Banting

42700

Batang Berjuntai

45600 45607 45609 45620

Batang Kali

44300

Batangkali

44300

Batu Arang

48100

Batu Caves

68100

Beranang

43700

Bukit Rotan

45700

Cheras

43200 43207 56000 56100

Cyberjaya

63000 63100 63200 63300

Dengkil

43800 43807

Gombak

53100

Hulu Langat

43100

Jenjarom

42600 42610

Jeram

45800

Jerantut

27000

Kajang

43000 43007 43009 43558

Kapar

42200

Kerling

44100

Klang

41000 41050 41100 41150 41200 41250 41300 41400 41506 41560 41586 41672 41700 41710 41720 41900 41902 41904 41906 41908 41910 41912 41914 41916 41918 41990 42100

Klia

64000

Kuala Kubu Baru

44000 44010 44020 44110

Kuala Selangor

45000

Kuantan

26060

Pandan

55100

Pelabuhan Klang

42000 42009 42920

Petaling Jaya

46000 46050 46100 46150 46200 46300 46350 46400 46506 46547 46549 46551 46564 46582 46598 46662 46667 46668 46672 46675 46700 46710 46720 46730 46740 46750 46760 46770 46780 46781 46782 46783 46784 46785 46786 46787 46788 46789 46790 46791 46792 46793 46794 46795 46796 46797 46798 46799 46800 46801 46802 46803 46804 46805 46806 46860 46870 46960 46962 46964 46966 46968 46970 46972 46974 46976 46978 47300 47301 47307 47308 47400 47410 47500 47800 47810 47820 47830

Puchong

47100 47110 47120 47130 47140 47150 47160 47170 47180 47190

Pulau Carey

42960

Pulau Indah

42920

Pulau Ketam

42940

Rasa

44200

Rawang

48000 48010 48020 48050 48100 48300

Sabak Bernam

45200 45207 45209

Sekinchan

45400

Semenyih

43500

Sepang

43900

Serdang

43400

Serendah

48200

Seri Kembangan

43300

Shah Alam

40000 40100 40150 40160 40170 40200 40300 40400 40450 40460 40470 40500 40502 40503 40505 40512 40517 40520 40529 40542 40548 40550 40551 40560 40564 40570 40572 40576 40578 40582 40590 40592 40594 40596 40598 40604 40607 40608 40610 40612 40620 40622 40626 40632 40646 40648 40660 40664 40670 40672 40673 40674 40675 40676 40680 40690 40700 40702 40704 40706 40708 40710 40712 40714 40716 40718 40720 40722 40724 40726 40728 40730 40732 40800 40802 40804 40806 40808 40810 40990

Subang Airport

47200

Subang Jaya

47500 47507 47600 47610 47620 47630 47640 47650

Sungai Ayer Tawar

45100

Sungai Besar

45300

Sungai Buloh

47000 47100

Sungai Pelek

43950

Tanjong Karang

45500

Tanjong Sepat

42800

Telok Panglima Garang

42425 42500 42507 42509

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The Malaysian country located in South East Asia is made up of two parts divided by the South China Sea. The country is composed of a part of the Peninsular Malaysia in the west, which is populated by more than 28 million inhabitants and on the other side a part of the island of Borneo. While the north of the peninsula borders with Thailand, the south is limited by the Singapore state city. At the east it borders the length of the peninsula with Indonesia, in the north it surrounds the sultanate of Brunei. Since 1963 the individual parts have become independent of the British Empire, under which domination has been since the middle of the 18th century. Today, Malaysia is one of the last monarchies of choice, in which every five years a new monarch is elected by the aristocratic population. Malaysia speaks Malay, the official language, which is similar to Indonesian.

Federal Republic of Malaysia

The Malaysia Federation, which was conceived in 1963 by several territories, now consists of 13 states (so-called “negeri”) and three federal territories (so-called “Wilayah Persekutauan”). The eastern part is formed of the Borneo Island and the federal states Sarawak and Sabah, as well as the island in object called Labian. The other 11 federal states and the remaining two territories are located in the western part of the country, respectively on the antecedent islands. The two western territories are Kuala Lumpur (which is also the capital of the country) and Purajaya. The other federal states of the western peninsula are: Selangor, Johor, Perak, Kedah, Penang, Kelantan, Pahang, Terengganu, Negeri Sembilan, Malaka and Perlis. Nine of the 13 federal states are constitutional monarchies, called Malaysian states. There are also seven Sultanates. The remaining four federal states have emerged from crown colonies and have a governor as head of the state, designated by the central government.

The Malaysian post inspired from France

The postal system in its present form in Malaysia has not existed for so long – it was introduced in the mid-1970. Prior to that date only the addresses in Kuala Lumpur had their own CAP. The existing system was destined to expand, leaning against the French model. The postal codes used today are composed of a five digit numeric code, where the first two digits refer to the state respectively to the federal territory. However, things should not be seen too restrictively, since the assignment to postal zones can also go beyond the boundaries of the state, Depending on the post office area. The last three digits therefore refer to the respective district or post office.

Western Federal territories use the following CAP:

• Kuala Lumpur: 5xxxx to 6xxxx (some districts are also located in the federal state of Selangor)
• Putrajaya: 62xxx

The eastern territory uses the following CAP:

• Labuan: 87xxx

Eastern federal states use the following CAP:

• Selangor: 40xxx to 48xxx, 62xxx to 64xxx and 68xxx
• Johor: 79xxx to 86xxx
• Perak: 30xxx to 36xxx and 39xxx
• Kedah: 02xxx and 05xxx to 09xxx
• Penang: 10xxx to 14xxx
• Kelantan: da 15xxx to 18xxx
• Pahang: from 25xxx to 28xxx
• Terengganu: 20xxx to 24xxx
• Negeri Sembilan: 70xxx to 73xxx
• Malacha: from 75xxx to 78xxx
• Perlis: 01xxx

The eastern federal states use the following CAP:

• Sarawak: from 93xxx to 98xxx
• Sabah: 88xxx to 91xxx

If you want to arrange an expedition to the Chinese Heritage Museum in Johor Bahru, a city near Singapore, you need to use the following address:

42 Jalan Ibrahim
Bandar Johor Bahru
8000 Johor Bahru
Johor
MALAYSIA

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This is the Malaysia Postcode page. This page includes the following content: code method, envelope example and address format, correct spelling of postal code, link for postal code requests.

Envelope Example

Coding method

Postcodes in Malaysia consist of 5 numbers.eg:

 43000
 

The first two digits represent the delivery area, the last three digits represent the head office of the delivery

Address format

 Mr. Anuar bin Samsudin
no. 66 Jalan Kenari
Taman Kenari
43000 KAJANG, SELANGOR
MALAYSIA
 

Postcodes in Malaysia

Listed below are the first 2 digits of codes assigned to each state and special administrative area. The state capital is indicated in the brackets.

Federal Territories (Wilayah Persekutuan)

• Kuala Lumpur uses codes from 50xxx to 60xxx (Including a few areas such as Taman Melawati, Bukit Lanjan, Pandan Indah which are actually belonging to Selangor)
• Labuan uses codes 87xxx
• Putrajaya uses codes 62xxx

State0032 (A few areas such as Taman Melawati, Bukit Lanjan, Pandan Indah are being in charge by Kuala Lumpur)