South Korea proxies
A dedicated static South Korea IP in Seoul, including residential IPs registered in the country. Use it for local accounts, ads and search results exactly as a visitor in South Korea sees them.
From
$3.50 / 30 days
1 location · 3,814 IPs available
SOCKS5 · HTTP · UDP · dedicated IP · delivered instantly
South Korea proxy prices
| Line | 30 days | 90 days | Available |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential IP · Premium line | $7.80 | $23.40 | 1,248 |
| Residential IP · Standard line | $11.65 | $34.95 | 1,455 |
| Shared IP · Premium line | $3.50 | $10.50 | 506 |
| Shared IP · Standard line | $3.90 | $11.70 | 605 |
Live prices and availability, per proxy.
How it works
Create an account, add balance, and pick a South Korea location in your panel. The IP, port, username and password appear straight away, ready to paste into your browser, anti-detect profile or app. Renew from the same screen before it expires and the address stays yours.
South Korea proxy questions
- Which South Korea locations can I choose?
- Seoul. The proxy keeps that location for as long as you hold it.
- Is a South Korea proxy shared with other people?
- No. Each proxy is a dedicated IP for your account only, for the whole period you buy.
- What is the difference between a residential IP and a shared IP?
- A residential IP is registered to the country it is in, so websites see an address that really belongs there — the better choice for social media, marketplaces and ad accounts. A shared IP is a datacenter address announced in that country: cheaper, and ideal for browsing, price checks and scraping. Premium lines route over better upstream networks for lower latency.
- How much does a South Korea proxy cost?
- From $3.50 for 30 days, depending on the city and line. 60 and 90 days cost two and three times the monthly price, and you can renew before expiry.
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