Why check Naver as well as Google for Korea?

On phones Naver handles about 69% of Korean searches and Google about 27%, according to StatCounter's August 2026 figures. Ranking on Google alone leaves most Korean mobile searchers unreached, and Naver's layout puts its own blogs and shopping results first.

Which Korean carriers are in the pool?

All three networks. KT carries the largest share, LG U+ the second, and SK Telecom the rest, and each runs its own IP ranges, so spreading work across them gives the widest mix.

Can I target cities outside Seoul?

Coverage outside the capital is thin: most devices sit in Seoul districts such as Gangnam, Mapo, and Seocho, with a few in Daegu and Daejeon. Check the live coverage above before planning city-level work; country-level targeting covers most search and price checks.

Are South Korean mobile proxies 4G or 5G?

Both, depending on the device and the cell: our devices connect over LTE or 5G. Korea switched on commercial 5G in April 2019, among the first countries to do so.

How is the mobile IP figure on this page counted?

It is the number of rotating mobile IPs our pool reaches here over a month, from our own network data and rounded down: a measure of depth rather than a fixed inventory.

How do I connect, and can I keep one IP for a whole session?

Use the standard HTTP or SOCKS5 credentials in any antidetect browser, scraper, or script, and choose per-request rotation, a timed interval, or a sticky session that holds one IP; activation is instant, with no KYC.

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South Korea Mobile Proxies

6.7K+ mobile IPs across 3 carriers. Real 4G/5G connections from live devices, instant activation.

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Carriers

LG Uplus · KT · SK Telecom

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Regions / Cities

nationwide

Carrier breakdown

Which networks carry the pool

Pool share is the portion of available nodes on each carrier, not subscriber market share.

LG Uplus~40%
KT~35%
SK Telecom~25%

Geographic spread

Top regions and cities

Coverage tier reflects available node density, refreshed with the live pool.

Regions

SeoulExcellent
BusanFair
Gyeonggi-doFair

Cities

Gangnam guExcellent
Seocho guExcellent
Mapo guGood
Seongnam siFair

Network character

What to expect in South Korea

South Korea has three mobile networks, SK Telecom, KT, and LG U+, after Stage X, the would-be fourth carrier, lost its licence in July 2024. KT leads our Korean pool, LG U+ follows, and SK Telecom has the smallest share. It is concentrated in Seoul, with smaller coverage in Daegu and Daejeon.

Korea is the one major market where Google is not the default on phones. Naver takes about 69% of mobile searches against Google's 27%, while on desktop the two are close to even. Naver also fills its pages with its own shopping results, blogs, and Knowledge iN answers.

Shopping splits between Coupang and Naver, each with about a fifth of Korean e-commerce, and KakaoTalk carries about 90% of messaging. Android runs about 65% of phones, and in 2021 an amendment to the Telecommunications Business Act made Korea the first country to require app stores to allow alternative in-app payment systems.

Connected

South Korea

Carrier: LG Uplus
Network: 4G / 5G
Location: Gangnam gu
IP address: •••.•••.•••.221
Latency: 8 ms

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Common workflows

Naver search and shopping checks

See Naver results, Naver Shopping listings, and search ads the way a Seoul mobile user does, next to Google's Korean results, from KT, LG U+, or SK Telecom IPs.

Coupang and Naver price monitoring

Track prices and rankings on Coupang and Naver Plus Store side by side, the two marketplaces that split Korean online retail almost evenly.

Korean ad and landing-page verification

Confirm that Korean-language ads, landing pages, and app-install campaigns render correctly for Android-first mobile users in Seoul.

Android checkout QA with alternative payments

Test your Android app's checkout, including the alternative in-app payment options Korean law requires stores to allow, on KT, LG U+, and SK Telecom.

Plans

Two ways to use the South Korea pool

Rotating data billed by the gigabyte, with no subscription and no minimum term.

Rotating pool

From $3.99 per GB, cheaper the more you buy. Each package lasts 30 days.

Pool: 6.7K+ South Korean mobile IPs a month
Network: Real 4G/5G carrier IPs
Sessions: Rotating per request or on a timer, or sticky
Targeting: City and carrier
Protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
Access: Dashboard, API, and MCP

Buy rotating data How rotation and sticky sessions work

Included on every plan

Built for tools, scripts, and agents as much as for browsers.

Auth: Login or IP whitelist
Proxy lists: Up to 100, with 1,000 ports each
Uptime: 99.9%
Automation: REST API and an open-source MCP server

Dedicated devices are not offered in South Korea yet. They are available in countries including United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France.

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Developer ready

Target South Korea from the API

Create a country-locked mobile proxy list in one call. Copy, paste, run.

create-kr-list.sh

curl -s -X POST "https://dashboard.voidmob.com/api/v1/proxies/PRXID/lists" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $VOIDMOB_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name": "kr-mobile", "country": "KR", "rotation_mode": "instant"}'

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South Korea Mobile Proxies

Which networks carry the pool

Top regions and cities

Regions

Cities

What to expect in South Korea

Naver search and shopping checks

Coupang and Naver price monitoring

Korean ad and landing-page verification

Android checkout QA with alternative payments

Two ways to use the South Korea pool

Rotating pool

Included on every plan

Target South Korea from the API

Start routing through real South Korean mobile IPs

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