South Korea VPN

Connecting through a server in South Korea routes your traffic via a local exit: sites and services aimed at that region tend to load more smoothly, and on untrusted networks like public Wi-Fi your connection is encrypted, reducing the risk of your traffic being snooped on. Whether a specific site is reachable still depends on that site's own access policy — we can't guarantee it.

HZVPN's 8 servers in South Korea are split evenly between the two member tiers, 4 VIP and 4 SVIP, with no Free-tier server for now. Free users who want an East Asian location can start with the free server in neighbouring Japan.

Many people want a Korean IP to play on Korean game servers, or to check local prices and on-sale dates on Korean shopping and ticketing sites. Those who have studied or done a working holiday in Korea also need a Korean IP after leaving, so they can sign in to local banking and identity-verification services. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, close to Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong. When Korean servers are busy, Japan, with the most servers in Asia, is the easiest alternative.

HZVPN currently has 8 VPN servers in South Korea — No. 7 of 43 countries and regions by server count, and 6% of all servers in Asia Pacific. If the South Korea servers are temporarily unavailable, you can switch to nearby Japan, Taiwan or Hong Kong.