Whether you are sending a package, filling out an important government form, or setting up a delivery address, having the right ZIP code is essential to make sure your mail doesn't take an unexpected detour.



While Pasig City is a massive, bustling hub in Metro Manila, navigating its postal zones is actually pretty straightforward once you see them broken down. Here is a complete guide to Pasig City's postal codes by area, helping you find exactly what you need at a glance.


Pasig City Postal Codes

Pasig uses a variety of four-digit codes assigned by PhilPost to specific barangays, business districts, and central post offices.


Pasig ZIP Codes

Quick Navigation Tips


The Central Hub: If you are addressing mail to the main central post office or certain government buildings in the heart of the city that don't fall strictly into a specific neighborhood code, 1600 (Pasig CPO) is the default standard.


The Business District: If you are dealing with corporate offices, high-rises, or PO boxes located around the bustling commercial center, you will likely use 1605 (Ortigas PO) or 1604 (Ugong), depending on the exact building address.



Residential & Industrial Zones: North Pasig areas like Santolan (1610) and Manggahan (1611) have their own dedicated codes, completely distinct from southern residential areas like San Joaquin (1601) and Pinagbuhatan (1602).



Why It Matters

Using the exact localized code instead of just a generic city code speeds up sorting times significantly for local couriers and international shipments alike. Always double-check your specific barangay boundaries to ensure seamless delivery!


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