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About Thailand
Thailand is part of the continent of Asia. The Capital of Thailand is: Bangkok. Capital timezone is: Asia/Bangkok. Currency is: Baht.
Language Codes of Thailand : th,en
Languages speak in Thailand : Thai (official) 90.7%, Burmese 1.3%, other 8%
ISO Alpha-2 Code of Thailand is : TH
ISO Alpha-3 Code of Thailand is : THA
ISO 3166-1 numeric (or numeric-3) Code of Thailand is : 764
ISD Code of Thailand is : +66
FIPS (Federal Information Processing System) Code is : TH
E.164 (The international telephone numbering plan) : 66
The top label domain of the Thailand is : .th
Internet host in Thailand is : 3399000
Internet users in Thailand is : 17483000
Mobile phones in Thailand is : 84075000
Landline phone in Thailand is : 6391000
Area of Thailand is : 514000 KM2
GEO Name ID Thailand is : 1605651
GDP of Thailand is : $400900000000
World Postal Code
What is a Postal Code?
A postal code is a series of letters, digits, or both that are included in a postal address for the purpose of sorting mail. Sometimes a postal code will include spaces or punctuation as well. This one-of-a-kind code assists postal services in determining the location to which mail is being delivered.
The majority of the countries in the world use postal codes in order to organize their mail. Despite the fact that the systems and formats used for postal codes can vary from country to country, their primary function is to identify the recipient's specific address. Additionally, the presence of this specific code makes the job of the postman somewhat less difficult.
What are the key distinctions between a postcode, a zip code, a pin code, and a postal Code?
The purpose of each of these codes is essentially the same as the other ones. The difference is that the locals refer to the postal code by a variety of names. For example, the United States is the primary user of zip codes, while India is the primary user of pin codes, the United Kingdom is the primary user of postcodes, and postal codes are commonly used in other countries.