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Ukrainian postal codes consist of five digits. These codes are given to all settlements with 500 or more inhabitants irrespectively of post office presence; habitations with smaller population share postal code of the closest code-marked settlement.

First two digits

First two digits of Ukrainian postal code can change from 01 to 99 ("00" combination isn't used at first two positions) indicating national-level administrative units of state governance:

  1. Kiev city – according to its size and capital status postal codes starting with combinations 01-06 assigned;
  2. Oblasts – every of 24 oblasts has several (from 2 to 5) pairs of digits where the smallest one used for postal encoding in oblast capital city;
  3. Autonomous Republic of Crimea – the same postal codes' system with oblasts;
  4. Sevastopol – city with special status of national-level governance, where postal codes begin with "99".

Furthermore, individual pair of first two postal code digits ("50") assigned to city Kryvyi Rih in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast as an exemption.

Example:

68 – Odesa Oblast, raions of south part.


Subdivision Postal Code (first two digits)
Autonomous Republic of Crimea 95-98
Cherkasy Oblast 18-20
Chernihiv Oblast 14-17
Chernivtsi Oblast 58-60
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 49-53
Donetsk Oblast 83-88
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast 76-78
Kharkiv Oblast 61-64
Kherson Oblast 73-75
Khmelnytskyi Oblast 29-32
Kiev 01-06
Kiev Oblast 07-09
Kirovohrad Oblast 25-28
Luhansk Oblast 91-94
Lviv Oblast 79-82
Mykolaiv Oblast 54-57
Odessa Oblast 65-69
Poltava Oblast 36-39
Rivne Oblast 33-35
Sevastopol 99
Sumy Oblast 40-42
Ternopil Oblast 46-49
Vinnytsia Oblast 21-24
Volyn Oblast 43-45
Zakarpattya Oblast 89-90
Zaporizhzhia Oblast 69-72
Zhytomyr Oblast 10-13

Third digit

The third digit of Ukrainian postal code indicates lower level of administrative units: raions and towns of oblast's subordination.

Examples:

683 – Odessa oblast, Kiliya raion;

680 – Odessa oblast, Illichivsk (town of oblast's subordination).

Fourth and fifth digit

These digits indicate numbers of individual post offices (or individual settlement, in case of a single post office in it).

For central post offices of raions and of oblasts' subordination towns fourth and fifth digits are "00";

For indication of post offices in oblasts' capital cities, capital of Autonomous Republic of Crimea, as well as in Kiev and Sevastopol, postal code digits from third to fifth used;

In case of the oblast's central post office (always located in oblast capital city) postal code with "000" at third-fifth position used;

For indication of inter-raion communication centers, regional centers of mail collection and processing, railway post offices and other special post offices which are not associated with certain territory, digits "999" used at third-fifth position of postal code.

Examples:

65000 – Odessa city, oblast' central post office;

65029 – Odessa city, post office 29;

68300 – Odessa oblast, Kiliya raion, raion' central post office;

68355 – Odessa oblast, Kiliya raion, post office in town Vilkovo.

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