How to get postcode in apple id?

I can't help wondering whether you, and some of the other posters here, mean passcode - the four or six digit number you used to lock your individual device (nothing to do with your Apple ID) and which you need to unlock it.

If you have forgotten your passcode, Apple cannot help you since it is is stored only on the device: you will have to erase it. Please see:

https://support.apple.com/HT204306

Of course, if you really do mean postcode, it's part of your physical address in some countries and you will have to find out what it is from your postal service.

pameer wrote:

What is my postcode

Postcodes are part of your address. Only you can know your own postcode.

If your country does not use postcodes in addresses and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

Jovenjoy_pikon22 wrote:

What number I must put on that postcode

Read the thread you replied to. A Postcode is part of your address. You are supposed to put your own postcode number there. If your country does not use postcodes in addresses and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

Read the thread you replied to. The post code is part of your physical address.

You are supposed to put your own postcode number there. If your country does not use postcodes in addresses and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

Sopheng wrote:

how to get my post code?

Read the very thread you replied to.

Only you can know your own postcode. Its part of your address. If your country does not use postcodes, and an Apple process is asking you for one, you have selected the wrong country.

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

Phones don't have postcodes. Postcodes are part of your address. Only you can know your own postcode.

Read the very thread you replied to for more details about postcodes.

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

If your country does not use postcodes, and the Apple ID creation is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

Kentgalano wrote:

Creat my postcode

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

If your country does not use postcodes, and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

ashraf241 wrote:

(Post code)

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

If your country does not use postcodes, and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

It's part of your billing address. If you don't think you have postcodes where you live contact iTunes Support

how i can to get postcode?

If you don't know what a postcode (called a zip code in the U.S.) is and you're being asked for one while trying to create an Apple ID, you're most likely trying to create an Apple ID for the wrong country.

ahamed35 wrote:

I need a post code

A postcode, also known as a postal code, Eircode, pin or zip code is a number that identifies a specific region served by the mail service in a country. Its part of an address such as:

234 Kengsinton Road, 54372, Charlotte ,North Carolina, U.S.A

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postal_code

If your country does not use postcodes, and the Apple ID creation, or some other Apple service is asking you for one, then you selected the wrong country.

You get it from your billing address

You get it from your billing address.

myrat240 wrote:

How get postcod

Postcodes are part of your address. Only you can know your own postcode.

Read the very thread you replied to for more details about postcodes.