Bhutan

Q: I only see 38 records in the file. Is the data missing?

No, the dataset is complete. Bhutan's postal infrastructure is streamlined and relies on a network of specific Post Offices (e.g., "Gedu PO", "Paro PO") rather than a dense grid of street-level codes. These 38 records represent the operational post offices and delivery nodes defined by Bhutan Post.

Q: I'm not familiar with the terms "Dzongkhag" and "Gewog". What do they mean?

These are the official administrative divisions in Bhutan:
- Dzongkhag: This is the primary district (similar to a state or province). There are 20 Dzongkhags in the country.
- Gewog: This is a group of villages or a block (sub-district). Using these local terms ensures your address formatting aligns with Bhutanese standards.

Q: Does this dataset include street addresses or house numbers?

No. In Bhutan, mail is typically routed to the nearest Post Office or General Post Office (GPO). The dataset provides the precise location of these offices to ensure mail reaches the correct distribution center.

Q: What is the correct format for a Bhutanese postal code?

Bhutan uses a 5-digit numeric postal code (e.g., 21007, 32001). This code specifically identifies the delivery post office.

Q: Is this a monthly subscription?

No. This is a one-time purchase. You pay once and receive a perpetual license to use the data for your internal business needs without any recurring fees.

Q: Can I get a refund if the data is too small for my needs?

Because this is a digital downloadable product, all sales are final and non-refundable. We specifically highlight the record count (38 records) upfront so you know exactly what to expect. We recommend checking the Free Sample to verify the structure before purchasing.

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