Use for all physical street address deliveries, online shopping, courier bookings, and official forms.
PO Box Code
Use when addressing mail to a Post Office Box in MORETELESIG at the MAMELODI Post Office.
Detail
Information
Suburb / Locality
MORETELESIG
Area / Town
MAMELODI
Province
Gauteng
Country
South Africa
Street Postal Code
0122
PO Box Postal Code
Postal Code Type
4-digit numeric (SAPO)
Also Known As
Zip code, postcode, area code, post code
📍 Location Details
Suburb: MORETELESIG
Area: MAMELODI
Province: Gauteng
Country: South Africa
📬 Postal Codes
Street Code: 0122
PO Box Code:
Issued by: South African Post Office (SAPO)
Format: 4-digit numeric
🚚 Courier & Delivery
Use code 0122 for:
• Online shopping (Takealot, etc.)
• Courier deliveries
• Government & banking forms
• Medical aid registrations
Street Code vs PO Box Code — What’s the Difference?
South Africa uses two separate postal codes for most areas. The street delivery code (0122) is used when addressing mail or parcels to a physical street address in MORETELESIG. This is the code to use on online shopping platforms, bank statements, courier bookings, and government forms.
The PO Box code () is used exclusively when sending mail to a Post Office Box rented at the MAMELODI Post Office. If your address says “PO Box” followed by a number, use this code. Using the wrong code may result in mail delays or non-delivery.
Both codes are 4-digit numbers assigned by the South African Post Office (SAPO) and are specific to MORETELESIG in MAMELODI, Gauteng.
About MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, Gauteng
MORETELESIG is a suburb or locality situated in the MAMELODI area of Gauteng, South Africa. Like all South African suburbs, it has been assigned unique postal codes by the South African Post Office (SAPO) to facilitate accurate mail sorting and delivery.
The postal code (zip code) for MORETELESIG is 0122 for street addresses and for PO Box addresses. These codes are used by residents, businesses, government departments, courier companies, and online retailers to identify and route mail correctly to MORETELESIG within the broader MAMELODI postal delivery area.
Whether you are filling out an online form, sending a parcel, registering with a medical aid, applying for a government service, or completing a bank application, the correct postal code for MORETELESIG is 0122.
Frequently Asked Questions — MORETELESIG Postal Code
What is the postal code for MORETELESIG?
The postal code for MORETELESIG in MAMELODI, Gauteng is 0122 for street addresses and for PO Box addresses. These are 4-digit codes issued by the South African Post Office (SAPO).
What is the zip code for MORETELESIG?
South Africa uses postal codes rather than zip codes. The zip code equivalent for MORETELESIG, Gauteng is 0122. On international forms that ask for a zip code, enter 0122 if your address is a street address in MORETELESIG.
What is the PO Box postal code for MORETELESIG?
The PO Box postal code for MORETELESIG in MAMELODI is . Use this code when your mailing address is a Post Office Box. For physical street addresses, use 0122 instead.
What area does MORETELESIG fall under?
MORETELESIG falls under the MAMELODI area in Gauteng, South Africa. It is assigned the postal code 0122 for street deliveries by SAPO.
Which province is MORETELESIG located in?
MORETELESIG is located in Gauteng, South Africa, within the MAMELODI area. Its street postal code is 0122.
What is the difference between a street code and a PO Box code?
A street code (0122 for MORETELESIG) is used for physical address deliveries. A PO Box code () is used for mail addressed to a Post Office Box. South Africa’s postal system assigns separate 4-digit codes for each type to ensure accurate sorting and delivery.
What postal code do I enter for online shopping deliveries to MORETELESIG?
For online shopping deliveries including Takealot, Superbalist, Zando, and other SA retailers, enter 0122 when your delivery address is in MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, Gauteng.
Is the postal code for MORETELESIG the same as the zip code?
Yes. In South Africa, postal codes and zip codes are the same thing. The postal code (zip code) for MORETELESIG is 0122 for street addresses. International forms requesting a zip code should be filled in with 0122.
How do I address a letter to MORETELESIG?
For a street address: write the recipient name, street number and street name, then MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, Gauteng, and end with 0122. For a PO Box, use .
What is my postal code if I live in MORETELESIG?
If you live in MORETELESIG in MAMELODI, Gauteng, your postal code is 0122. Use this for government forms, banking, medical aid, insurance, and all official documents. If you receive mail via a PO Box, use .
Can I use 0122 for courier deliveries to MORETELESIG?
Yes. For courier and parcel deliveries to a physical address in MORETELESIG, Gauteng, use 0122. All major South African couriers — The Courier Guy, Dawn Wing, DHL, PostNet — use this code to route deliveries into the MAMELODI area.
What is the postcode for MORETELESIG in South Africa?
The postcode for MORETELESIG in South Africa is 0122 (street address) or (PO Box). The terms postcode, postal code, and zip code are all used interchangeably in South Africa.
What postal code do I use for MORETELESIG on a government form?
For any South African government form, SARS submission, Home Affairs application, or municipality registration where your address is in MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, use the street postal code 0122.
How many digits is the postal code for MORETELESIG?
The postal code for MORETELESIG is a 4-digit number: 0122. All South African postal codes are 4-digit numeric codes. Do not add any extra digits or letters when entering this code on forms.
What suburbs are near MORETELESIG in MAMELODI?
MORETELESIG is located within the MAMELODI postal delivery area of Gauteng. Browse our MAMELODI area postal codes page to find codes for nearby suburbs.
What is the postal code for MAMELODI in Gauteng?
Different suburbs within MAMELODI, Gauteng may have different postal codes. For MORETELESIG specifically, the street postal code is 0122. Visit our MAMELODI postal codes listing for all suburbs in this area.
What is the Gauteng postal code range?
Gauteng is served by multiple postal code ranges. MORETELESIG in MAMELODI uses 0122. Browse our Gauteng postal codes page to explore all codes in the province.
Is 0122 used for SARS and tax returns?
Yes. When completing a SARS eFiling tax return or any SARS correspondence for an address in MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, enter 0122 as your postal code.
What postal code do I use for MORETELESIG on online shopping sites?
Use 0122 for all online shopping deliveries to a physical address in MORETELESIG. This is recognised by Takealot, Checkers Sixty60, Pick n Pay, Woolworths, and all major SA online retailers.
Can I verify the MORETELESIG postal code on the SAPO website?
Yes. The South African Post Office (SAPO) maintains an official postal code database at postoffice.co.za. The street code for MORETELESIG in MAMELODI, Gauteng is 0122 and the PO Box code is .
Note: Postal code information for MORETELESIG is sourced from the South African Post Office (SAPO). Always confirm codes directly with SAPO for critical correspondence.
More About MORETELESIG Postal Code — MAMELODI, Gauteng
1. What is the physical postal code of MORETELESIG?
The physical street postal code of MORETELESIG is 0122. This code covers all street-addressed properties in MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, Gauteng, South Africa. It is a 4-digit number assigned by the South African Post Office.
2. What is the zip code for MORETELESIG, Gauteng?
South Africa does not officially use the term zip code — the correct term is postal code. However the two terms are interchangeable. The zip code for MORETELESIG in Gauteng is 0122. On international websites and forms that ask for a zip code, enter 0122.
3. What postal code does MORETELESIG use for banking and insurance?
For all banking, insurance, and financial service registrations where your address is in MORETELESIG, MAMELODI, use the street code 0122. This applies to FNB, Standard Bank, Absa, Nedbank, Capitec, Old Mutual, Discovery, and all other South African financial institutions.
4. What is the post code for MORETELESIG?
The post code for MORETELESIG is 0122 for street addresses in MAMELODI, Gauteng. If you are posting to a PO Box in MORETELESIG, the post code is . South African post codes are always 4 digits.
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