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Residential and datacenter IPs in South Korea

South Korea proxiespay per GB, no subscription

FuseProxy South Korea proxies route your requests through residential and datacenter IPs in South Korea, so websites show South Korean prices, content and search results. Target the country with the kr code or a city such as Seoul. Traffic is billed per GB, and city targeting uses double traffic.

  • Pay per GB, same price in every country
  • City and postal code targeting
  • HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
Residential IPs online in South Korea
2,528
Datacenter IPs online in South Korea
3,991
Rank by residential IPs
#50 of 215 countries

Live pool, checked on October 2, 2026

Pricing

How much do South Korea proxies cost?

Pay per GB of traffic, with no subscription. South Korea IPs cost the same as every other country. Country targeting is included; city, postal code and network (ASN) targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate.

Buy from 1 GB, with discounts on larger packages. See all packages and discounts.

Key facts

Key facts about South Korea proxies

FuseProxy (fuseproxy.com) is a proxy provider offering rotating residential and mobile proxies in South Korea. As of October 2, 2026, 2,528 residential IPs and 9 mobile IPs in South Korea were online in the FuseProxy pool, ranking South Korea #50 of 215 countries for residential IPs. Traffic is billed per GB from $2.42 per GB, works over HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and can be narrowed from the country to a city, postal code and network (ASN).

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Mobile IPs in South Korea

4G and 5G carrier IPs online at the same count: #135 of 180 countries.

HTTP · SOCKS5
Protocols

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 on every plan, with username and password or an IP allowlist.

Rotating & sticky
Sessions

A new IP on every request, or the same South Korea IP for 1–120 minutes.

Why use South Korean IPs?

South Korea has a residential pool and a datacenter pool. Korean sites serve Korean-language content and prices in won, and many are built for Korean browsers and search engines.

Which South Korean sites do teams check?

  • Marketplace prices on public listings at Coupang and Gmarket.
  • Search results as Korean users see them on Naver and Google.
  • App and content checks for products launching in Korea.

Collect only public data, and follow each site's terms and robots.txt. The acceptable use policy lists what is not allowed.

What should you know about South Korean websites?

Naver, not Google, is the most used search engine in Korea, so track both for Korean SEO. Send an Accept-Language header that matches the country as well as using a local IP: many sites choose the language from the header, not the IP.

How do I target a city in South Korea?

Add the city after the country code, in lowercase with spaces removed. City targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate, and if no IP is online in that city at the moment, the proxy answers NO_RAY: widen the filter and retry.

# An IP in Seoul
curl -x "http://USERNAME__cr.kr;city.seoul:PASSWORD@HOST:823" https://api.ipify.org

Location targeting lists every parameter, including postal codes and networks (ASN).

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Residential or mobile proxies in South Korea?

FeatureResidentialMobile
IPs online in South Korea2,5289
Rank among countries#50 of 215#135 of 180
IP sourceHome internet connections4G and 5G mobile carriers
RotationPer request, or sticky 1–120 minPer request, or sticky 1–120 min
Price from$2.42 per GB$4.84 per GB
Best forScraping, prices and search results at scaleMobile ads and apps, carrier-specific content
FAQ

South Korea proxies: questions, answered

How many South Korea proxy IPs does FuseProxy have?
As of October 2, 2026, 2,528 residential IPs and 9 mobile IPs in South Korea were online in the FuseProxy pool, ranking South Korea #50 of 215 countries for residential IPs. Counts change throughout the day as devices join and leave the pool.
How much do South Korea proxies cost?
Residential proxies in South Korea cost from $2.42 per GB and mobile proxies from $4.84 per GB, the same as in every other country. Country targeting is included; city, postal code and network (ASN) targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate.
How do I get a South Korea IP address?
Add the country code kr to your proxy username, for example USERNAME__cr.kr, and connect to the gateway on port 823 for HTTP and HTTPS or 824 for SOCKS5. Every request then exits from an IP in South Korea.
Can I get a Seoul IP address?
Yes. Add `city.seoul` after the country code: `USERNAME__cr.kr;city.seoul`. City targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate.
Can I get a Busan IP address?
Yes. Use `USERNAME__cr.kr;city.busan`. City targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate.
What is the country code for South Korea?
Use `kr`: `USERNAME__cr.kr`.

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