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Korean Proxies: Home IPs with City Choice, Billed per GB

Korean addresses on two residential plans. Resi Prime sets a province, city or provider, from Seoul to Jeju, and Resi Core runs home address rotation. The account is shared, and traffic stays valid for three months.

Evening Seoul: Namsan Tower above the city and bridges over the Han RiverSouth Korea
  • 170+cities to pick on Resi Prime
  • 17provinces and major cities
  • 60+providers and cable networks
  • 2per-GB plans, from $0.49

Pool figures as of November 2026, rounded down.

South Korea at a glance

Capital
Seoul
Area
about 100,400 km²
Population
about 52 million
Divisions
17 provinces and special-status cities
Language
Korean
Time
UTC+9
Currency
won
Domain and code
.kr · +82

Half the country around Seoul

South Korea has about 52 million people, half of them in the capital region. Its internet is among the world's fastest, and Naver and Google share search. People shop on Coupang, chat in KakaoTalk and sell second-hand goods in the Daangn app.

Cities with special status

The country has 17 units: provinces and cities such as Seoul, Busan and Incheon. Many local sites require a real Korean number to log in, but they show open pages to everyone. Interfaces are often built only for Korean.

Map: 17 regions and major cities

A Resi Prime line takes a city or province. Seoul and Gyeonggi have the densest addresses, followed by Busan and Incheon. For a crawl across the country, set the code KR.

SeoulBusanDaeguIncheonGwangjuDaejeonUlsanGyeonggiGangwonNorth ChungcheongSouth ChungcheongNorth JeollaSouth JeollaNorth GyeongsangSouth GyeongsangJejuSejongSeoulBusanIncheonDaeguDaejeonGwangjuUlsanSuwonJeonjuChuncheonGangneungJeju
capitalmajor cityClick a region or a city, and the calculator prices Resi Prime with city targeting.

All 17 regions

  • Busan
  • Daegu
  • Daejeon
  • Gangwon
  • Gwangju
  • Gyeonggi
  • Incheon
  • Jeju
  • North Chungcheong
  • North Gyeongsang
  • North Jeolla
  • Sejong
  • Seoul
  • South Chungcheong
  • South Gyeongsang
  • South Jeolla
  • Ulsan

Major cities

  • Seoul
  • Busan
  • Incheon
  • Daegu
  • Daejeon
  • Gwangju
  • Suwon
  • Ulsan
  • Goyang
  • Changwon
  • Seongnam
  • Cheongju
  • Bucheon
  • Cheonan
  • Hwaseong
  • Jeonju

Providers and networks

  • Korea Telecom
  • SK Broadband
  • Gyeongbuk Cable TV
  • Seokyung Cable
  • PCCW Global

plus 60+ more networks by AS number

KT, SK Broadband and LG U+ sell home internet, and cable companies work by city. Resi Prime takes the provider by autonomous system number.

Korean sites for proxies

Which plan to use on Korea's main platforms.

SiteWhat it isWhat people collect through proxiesWhere to start
Naverthe main search engine and shoppositions and Naver Shopping prices
Resi PrimeBuy
Coupangthe largest marketplaceprices and delivery
Resi CoreBuy
Gmarket and 11stmarketplacesprices and sellers
Resi CoreBuy
Danawatech price comparisonwho is cheaper and price history
Resi CoreBuy
Daangnneighborhood listingsgoods near the buyer
Resi PrimeBuy
Zigbang and Naver Real Estatereal estaterents by district
Resi CoreBuy
Baeminfood deliveryrestaurants by address
Resi PrimeBuy
Kakaomaps and servicescompanies and reviews
Resi PrimeBuy
YouTube and Instagramvideo and social mediaads for Korea
Resi PrimeBuy

Resi Core or Resi Prime in South Korea

What you can pickResi CoreResi Prime
Whole country, rotating
Region and cityno17 regions · 170+ cities
Provider (ASN)no60+ networks
Holding one IP3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed
SOCKS5 with UDPno
Lines at a timeup to 1,000up to 5,000
New IPs on a timerevery N minutesevery N minutes
Traffic validity3 months3 months
Price per GBfrom $0.49from $1.39
Buy Resi CoreBuy Resi Prime

Coupang and Danawa price by country, so Resi Core is enough for them. Naver results and Daangn listings depend on the district, so they need Resi Prime with a city.

Monthly traffic for South Korea

First-month volume. Pages are heavy with images, and latency from Europe is high.

Resi Core

Coupang and Danawa prices

Coupang changes prices several times a day. For 1,500 product pages without images, plan on about 25 GB a month and keep Korean names intact.

Resi Prime

Positions in Naver

Naver ranks sites by its own rules and shows blocks by city. Resi Prime with Seoul or Busan shows what a user sees.

Resi Prime

Antidetect profiles

Set the zone to Asia/Seoul and the language to ko-KR. One Resi Prime IP per profile for up to 24 hours, and without video 10 GB lasts a month.

Plan

  • 2M+ home IPs across 200+ countries
  • A fresh address on every request or one per session while the device is available
  • Mail from your own inbox: 465 and 587 to send, IMAP 993 and POP3 995 to receive, port 25 closed
  • Up to 1,000 lines at once, and the list refreshes itself every N minutes
Total
$19.75
Per 1 GB
$0.79
Tier
10–49 GB

You save 7% ($1.50) against the 1 GB+ price

Add 25 GB and every gigabyte drops to $0.72

Buy this amount

You can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date; whatever is left after that is written off.

We accept

Crypto, bank cards and SBP. Your balance is topped up right after payment, no manager involved. All payment methods

Cards and transfers
Cryptocurrency
  • +100 coins

The Korean internet and proxies

Its own search and portals

Naver and Kakao cover most local tasks, and Google isn't the main player here. Checking a site's visibility only in Google gives an incomplete picture.

The fastest lines

Home fiber is fast here, and the gap between cities is small. Latency from Europe is still noticeable, so set a timeout of at least 15 seconds.

Free Korean proxies

Korean addresses appear often in the open list, but they live for hours and mostly sit on servers. Coupang and Naver don't trust them.

Rules and data

The PIPA law is among Asia's strictest. Prices and open pages are visible to all, while working with people's data needs a clear legal basis.

Other countries

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Nearby: Japan, China

All countries and plans

Questions about South Korea proxies

01Are there Korean mobile proxies?

Not at this point: Korea has Resi Core and Resi Prime. See the list of mobile plan countries on the Mobile Proxy page.

02Can I pick Seoul or Busan?

Resi Prime has both cities, Incheon, Daegu and more than 170 others. For a small town choose the province.

03Which plan suits Naver?

Positions by city need Resi Prime. For Naver Shopping prices and catalogs, Resi Core is cheaper, with a gigabyte from $0.49.

04Why can't I log in to some services?

Many Korean sites confirm logins through a local phone number. A proxy can't replace that, though open pages stay visible.

05Which time zone should I set?

Asia/Seoul, UTC+9 with no daylight saving. Language ko-KR, and the anonymity check shows whether settings match.

Korean addresses: start with 25 GB

Sign up, top up and choose KR in the line's geo. The money fits both plans, and leftover traffic keeps for three months.

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