Residential South Korea proxies, targeted by city

Your requests look like they come from a household in South Korea. Choose a city, then switch IPs every request or stay on one address. Korean users rely mostly on homegrown portals and shopping platforms, so overseas teams check Korean search and prices through Seoul. Comparing Busan and Incheon reveals regional store ads and delivery notes.

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South Korea

Cities: 3

Proxies available with South Korea IPs

Cities you can target

Start from the base username user-country-kr and append one of the city suffixes below to exit in that city.

City	Suffix to add
Seoul	-city-seoul
Busan	-city-busan
Incheon	-city-incheon

Connecting through a South Korea IP

Paste the curl line below and confirm the IP comes back from South Korea. Swap YOUR_TOKEN for the token issued when you registered.

curl

curl -x http://gate.proxytow.com:7000 \
  -U "user-country-kr-city-seoul:YOUR_TOKEN" \
  https://api.ipify.org?format=json

Jobs that need a South Korea IP

See the search rankings people in South Korea get
Track shop prices and inventory across South Korea
Confirm local South Korea ads display as intended
Browse sites the way a South Korea visitor would

South Korea proxy server: what does a local IP give you?

With a South Korea proxy server, you reach websites from a local address and see the same pages residents see. Plenty of sites tailor language, currency, search results and ads to the visitor's IP location, so an in country exit is the way to get accurate readings.

It pays off when you track your rankings on South Korea search pages, or when you log the shelf price and delivery terms a local store displays. Running a campaign there? You can view the exact ads and landing pages served to people in South Korea.

South Korea is one of the locations you can select within Asia. Lining its results up against neighbouring markets in the same region makes regional differences much easier to spot.

South Korea city targeting: how do I pick from 3 cities?

You can target South Korea at country level or narrow it down to a city. There are 3 cities available, listed as Seoul, Busan, Incheon. For jobs where results vary between cities, such as local search or store inventory, a city filter gives the sharpest answer.

Just extend the username with the country code and a city name. Use user-country-kr for the country alone, and user-country-kr-city-seoul to pin a city. To hold an address for a stretch, append session and a label of your choice at the end.

Not sure about a city's spelling? Choose South Korea and the city in the dashboard's connection builder, which produces ready to paste credentials in every supported format.

Country only: user-country-kr
City level: user-country-kr-city-seoul
Sticky session: user-country-kr-session-test1

Best proxy type for South Korea: which plan fits the job?

For traffic into South Korea, the right plan depends on the task. Local SERP checks and price research that should resemble a household visitor suit rotating residential best, and long lived accounts sit well on ISP proxies that hold one address for the whole term.

App checks that need a carrier IP call for mobile proxies, and steady bulk requests fit datacenter or IPv6 plans. Mobile and datacenter coverage differs by country, so the product list on this page shows what you can buy for South Korea right now.

All plans draw on one prepaid credit, so start small, see what works, then grow into the plan that fits. Matching the plan to the country gets you cleaner South Korea data for the same spend.

Get a South Korea IP fast: how do I make the first connection?

Getting connected the first time is quick. Fund your account with USDT on TRC20, point your tool at gate.proxytow.com:7000, log in as user-country-kr with your pw_ token in the secret field, and traffic exits from South Korea. Rotating residential needs no separate order and simply draws down credit per gigabyte used.

Once connected, open an IP lookup page and confirm it reports South Korea. HTTP and SOCKS5 both work, so the same details work in Python requests, Playwright, Selenium, browser extensions and antidetect browsers.