Free Proxies in South Korea 🇰🇷
South Korea · ISO KR · 🇰🇷
Free public proxies with an exit IP located in South Korea. ProxySpace.pro intersects its main protocol lists with the official South Korea IPv4 allocation blocks so you only see South Korean exits. All lists refresh every 20 minutes.
Why route through South Korea?
Naver, Coupang, Wavve and Tving all enforce country IP checks. KR exits are essential for K-pop ticketing, Korean SERP monitoring, and accessing mobile apps that require a Korean device-locale.
Downloads
Pull the full protocol list and intersect it locally with the South Korea range file:
KR.txt (IP ranges) HTTP list HTTPS list SOCKS4 list SOCKS5 list
Quick intersection (Python)
import ipaddress, urllib.request
ranges_text = urllib.request.urlopen('https://proxyspace.pro/Ranges/KR.txt').read().decode()
ranges = [ipaddress.ip_network(line.strip()) for line in ranges_text.splitlines() if line.strip()]
proxies = urllib.request.urlopen('https://proxyspace.pro/socks5.txt').read().decode()
for line in proxies.splitlines():
ip, port = line.split(':')
addr = ipaddress.ip_address(ip)
if any(addr in net for net in ranges):
print(line)
South Korea proxy use cases
- SEO monitoring — track South Korea-localised SERPs from a South Korean IP for honest rank reads.
- Ad verification — confirm that your South Korea-targeted campaigns render the way you expect to users in-country.
- Market research — scrape South Korean pricing, classifieds and review sites without geo-redirects.
- Streaming & OTT testing — verify whether your content licence works for visitors from South Korea.
- Compliance & QA — test how your service behaves to South Korean consent flows, currency, language and regulatory banners.
About the KR.txt range file
The /Ranges/KR.txt file lists
every IPv4 allocation block that the regional internet registries (ARIN,
RIPE NCC, APNIC, LACNIC, AFRINIC) have assigned to networks geolocated in
South Korea. Format is one CIDR per line. Combine it with our protocol lists to
extract South Korean exits only.
Proxy reliability disclaimer
Public proxies, including those in South Korea, are inherently unstable. An exit that worked five minutes ago may be down, throttled or hijacked now. Run candidates through our proxy judge before relying on them for production work. For higher reliability, residential proxy providers offer paid South Korea-specific pools.