Singapore POST

6-Digit Postal Code

Issue date 01 Sept 1995

Overview

Singapore will soon see the launch of the new 6-digit postal code.

In 1950, the two-digit postal code system was introduced to facilitate the sorting and delivery of postal items. The two-digit code was replaced in 1979 by a four-digit system.

To meet increased mail volumes and maintain the current standard of next day delivery of mail, the 6-digit code will be launched to enable the automatic sorting of mail right down to the order that it is to be delivered. With that, Singapore Post will be set to meet the projected mail volume increase for at least the next twenty years.

6-Digit Postal Code
6-Digit Postal Code
Technical specifications
DenominationNo-Value Indicator (NVI), $2
Stamp Size44.75mm x 26mm
Perforation13.86 x 14.6
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content50 stamps per sheet
PrinterSprintpak Pty Limited
Graphic DesignerLee Huei Hoon
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

6-Digit Postal Code

Issue date 01 Sept 1995

Singapore will soon see the launch of the new 6-digit postal code.

In 1950, the two-digit postal code system was introduced to facilitate the sorting and delivery of postal items. The two-digit code was replaced in 1979 by a four-digit system.

To meet increased mail volumes and maintain the current standard of next day delivery of mail, the 6-digit code will be launched to enable the automatic sorting of mail right down to the order that it is to be delivered. With that, Singapore Post will be set to meet the projected mail volume increase for at least the next twenty years.

Denomination

No-Value Indicator (NVI), $2

Stamp Size

44.75mm x 26mm

Perforation

13.86 x 14.6

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

50 stamps per sheet

Printer

Sprintpak Pty Limited

Graphic Designer

Lee Huei Hoon

6-Digit Postal Code

Issue date 01 Sept 1995

6-Digit Postal Code6-Digit Postal Code

Overview

Singapore will soon see the launch of the new 6-digit postal code.

In 1950, the two-digit postal code system was introduced to facilitate the sorting and delivery of postal items. The two-digit code was replaced in 1979 by a four-digit system.

To meet increased mail volumes and maintain the current standard of next day delivery of mail, the 6-digit code will be launched to enable the automatic sorting of mail right down to the order that it is to be delivered. With that, Singapore Post will be set to meet the projected mail volume increase for at least the next twenty years.

Technical specifications

DenominationNo-Value Indicator (NVI), $2
Stamp Size44.75mm x 26mm
Perforation13.86 x 14.6
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content50 stamps per sheet
PrinterSprintpak Pty Limited
Graphic DesignerLee Huei Hoon
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