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Al Satwa is Dubai Community 334, but 334 is a community identifier rather than a postal code. Current authoritative Dubai information does not establish one locality-wide postal or ZIP code assigned to every Satwa address.
For online forms, 00000 may be accepted as a technical placeholder in some cases. Physical locations, postal recipients, and postal facilities use different identifiers, so the correct value depends on what the address or form needs to identify.
There is no authoritative evidence of one postal or ZIP code assigned across every property in Al Satwa Community 334.
Searches for a Satwa postal code, Al Satwa ZIP code, Satwa postcode, PIN code, or Satwah postal code usually refer to the same task: finding the correct address value for a Satwa location.
Instead of one neighborhood-wide postcode, Satwa addresses rely on different geographic, property, and postal identifiers according to the purpose of the address.
If a website requires a numeric postal or ZIP value, 00000 may work as a technical placeholder where that system accepts it. It should not be interpreted as an officially assigned postcode for Al Satwa.
| Situation | What to Use |
|---|---|
| Mandatory postal or ZIP field | 00000 only where accepted |
| Courier or home delivery | Exact physical address and contact details |
| Precise building or entrance | Relevant Makani information |
| Postal correspondence | Recipient’s applicable postal details |
The key rule is that form acceptance does not create an official geographic assignment. A checkout, registration form, or international database may accept a value simply because its software requires a numeric field.
If a website rejects your UAE address or insists on a postal value, see how to deal with a UAE address form that requires a postal value.
Al Satwa is Dubai Community 334.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Official name | Al Satwa |
| Common search name | Satwa |
| Arabic | السطوة |
| Emirate | Dubai |
| Community number | 334 |
| Locality-wide postcode | No authoritative assignment identified |
The number 334 identifies the community for administrative and geographic purposes. It should not automatically be entered when a website asks for a postal or ZIP code.
Al Satwa is listed as Community 334 in Dubai’s official community data. Nearby Al Bada’ is a separate official community numbered 333, which becomes relevant when postal-facility names appear in Satwa-related addresses.
Numbers associated with Satwa belong to different address layers.
| Identifier | What It Identifies |
|---|---|
| Community 334 | Al Satwa |
| Villa, building, or parcel number | Specific property |
| Makani number | Precise location or entrance |
| P.O. Box | Postal subscriber or arrangement |
| 00000 | Possible technical form placeholder |
| 24401 | Satwa-related postal or public-box context |
| 366 | Different Dubai community |
| 99999 | Unsupported Satwa fallback |
The practical rule is to identify what a number belongs to before treating it as a postcode. Community numbers describe administrative areas, property identifiers narrow the destination, Makani provides precise geographic positioning, and P.O. Boxes belong to postal recipients.
Makani provides property-level precision. A Makani number can identify a specific geographic location or building entrance rather than the whole Al Satwa community.
This makes it useful for navigation, deliveries, and locating an entrance when the broader street or community name is not precise enough. A building with multiple entrances may also have more than one relevant entrance-level location.
There is therefore no single “Satwa Makani number.” The correct value belongs to the specific property or entrance.
For property-level lookup guidance, you can find the Makani information for a specific Satwa building.
Yes. Current property and community records can place Jumeirah Garden City within the Al Satwa community context.
Here, Al Satwa remains the official community, Jumeirah Garden City is the development or project context, and the parcel or building identifies the individual property.
The development name should therefore not be treated as a separate postcode or assumed to replace the property’s official community information.
A current government address shows how these identifiers can appear together:
Villa No. 124
Street 30d
Community No. 334
Al Satwa
P.O. Box 214661
Dubai
Here, 334 identifies the Al Satwa community, while 214661 is the recipient’s P.O. Box. The villa number and street describe the physical property.
This demonstrates that a community number and a P.O. Box can appear in the same address because one describes geographic context and the other identifies the postal recipient.
The number 24401 has genuine postal context associated with Satwa, but that does not establish it as the geographic postcode for Community 334.
Historical postal material connects 24401 with Al Satwa Post Office and public P.O. Box use, and the number also appears in real mailing addresses as a P.O. Box. This helps explain why some postcode websites later presented it as though it applied to the entire neighborhood.
A genuine postal number can still be the wrong answer to a locality-postcode question. The available evidence supports 24401 as postal or P.O.-box information rather than a code assigned to every Satwa property.
Older material may use Al Satwa Post Office, while current listings can use Al Bada’a Post Office for a facility at an Al Satwa address. This naming does not merge the official communities: Al Satwa is 334, while Al Bada’ is 333.
Other numbers also appear in secondary Satwa postcode content.
| Number | Correct Treatment |
|---|---|
| 366 | Official Dubai data associates it with Umm Suqeim Third, not Al Satwa |
| 99999 | No authoritative Satwa assignment identified |
| Other copied values | Verify what entity or address function the number represents |
The case of 366 is straightforward because official data associates it with another Dubai community rather than Al Satwa.
99999 appears in some secondary guidance as a fallback for forms, but no authoritative Satwa assignment was identified. Other copied numbers should likewise be checked against the entity or address function they actually represent.
Physical addressing and postal service solve different problems.
A building, street, and Makani information identify where a property is located. A P.O. Box or other applicable postal arrangement determines how mail reaches a particular recipient.
Some residents and businesses may use P.O. Boxes, while Emirates Post also provides services that can include residential delivery. It is therefore too broad to say that every person in Satwa must collect all postal mail from one local post office.
If you need to choose a postal arrangement, you can see the available ways to receive postal mail.
Build the address from the information that identifies the recipient and the actual property.
A practical structure is:
Recipient / Organization
Villa / Apartment / Office
Building
Street
Al Satwa
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Community 334 where required
Makani where relevant
P.O. Box where applicable
Contact Number where required
Use only the fields that apply to the destination. Community 334 can provide administrative context, Makani can identify a precise property or entrance, and a P.O. Box should appear only when it belongs to the recipient.
Do not automatically add Postal Code: 00000 to a physical Satwa address simply because some online forms accept that value.
For broader address construction, see how to format the rest of a UAE address correctly.
No. 334 is Al Satwa’s official Dubai community number.
No authoritative evidence establishes 24401 as the postcode for Community 334. It has genuine postal and public-box context associated with Satwa.
No authoritative locality-wide ZIP or postal-code assignment was identified for Al Satwa Community 334.
Use Community 334 for Al Satwa’s administrative identity, property and Makani details for the physical destination, and the recipient’s P.O. Box when applicable.
Use 00000 only when a form accepts it as a placeholder, and do not substitute 24401, 366, or other unrelated numbers for a verified Satwa postcode.