Korean Proxy List - Proxies from South Korea

Proxy Server List - this page provides and maintains the largest and the most up-to-date list of working proxy servers that are available for public use. Our powerful software checks over a million proxy servers daily, with most proxies tested at least once every 15 minutes, thus creating one of the most reliable proxy lists on the Internet - all for free.

Any proxy server listed on this page can be used with a software application that supports the use of proxies such as your web browser. The most popular uses of proxies include hiding your real IP address, disguising your geographic location, and accessing blocked websites.

This proxy list is updated once every 60 seconds from the data stored in our gigabyte-sized proxy database. The list can be filtered down by a number of attributes such as the port number of a proxy, country of origin of a proxy, and the level of anonymity of a proxy. You can also view this list on a map.

Note: If you do not know what any of these numbers mean, or how to use proxy servers in general, scroll to the bottom of this page.


Proxy IP Proxy Port Last Check Proxy Speed Uptime Proxy Country Anonymity
80
1229 ms
31% (127) kr South Korea - Cheongju-si Elite
8193
1112 ms
40% (140) kr South Korea - Pyeongtaek-si Elite
80
965 ms
44% (155) kr South Korea - Pyeongtaek-si Elite
80
893 ms
33% (119) kr South Korea - Dalseo-gu Elite
80
967 ms
42% (320) kr South Korea - Dong-gu Elite
8080
1505 ms
60% (133) kr South Korea Transparent
8000
3068 ms
18% (278) kr South Korea - Seongnam-si Elite
80
915 ms
38% (129) kr South Korea - Gwangju Elite
8197
1088 ms
16% (125) kr South Korea - Siheung-si Elite
80
816 ms
31% (125) kr South Korea - Busanjin-gu Elite
80
1290 ms
35% (126) kr South Korea - Gapyeong County Elite
80
936 ms
18% (119) kr South Korea - Siheung-si Elite
80
961 ms
25% (277) kr South Korea - Hwaseong-si Elite
80
994 ms
41% (126) kr South Korea - Gyeongju Elite
80
1577 ms
56% (128) kr South Korea - Buk-gu Elite
80
1978 ms
23% (161) kr South Korea - Jungnang-gu Elite
80
943 ms
42% (126) kr South Korea - Cheongyang-gun Elite
8197
1122 ms
39% (124) kr South Korea - Pyeongtaek-si Elite
8081
2025 ms
27% (399) kr South Korea - Seoul Elite
1337
1708 ms
17% (65) kr South Korea - Andong Transparent
8080
1749 ms
80% (135) kr South Korea - Incheon Transparent
21000
2133 ms
7% (65) kr South Korea - Seoul Elite
3128
2249 ms
5% (124) kr South Korea - Nam-gu Elite
80
1010 ms
46% (250) kr South Korea - Icheon-si Elite
3129
1663 ms
19% (22) kr South Korea - Jinju Elite
3128
1977 ms
6% (153) kr South Korea - Uijeongbu-si Elite
80
2336 ms
21% (379) kr South Korea - Kosong Elite
3128
449 ms
86% (67) kr South Korea - Incheon Elite
8080
1118 ms
17% (331) kr South Korea - Boeun-gun Elite
9000
3780 ms
4% (114) kr South Korea - Gwangjin-gu Transparent
8080
3121 ms
11% (29) kr South Korea - Seongnam-si Transparent
443
1029 ms
26% (125) kr South Korea - Sejong Elite
3333
1755 ms
9% (124) kr South Korea - Seoul Elite
443
4536 ms
7% (143) kr South Korea - Seocho-gu Transparent
8080
4407 ms
4% (172) kr South Korea Transparent
 

Proxy Anonymity Levels Explained

A more detailed explanation on what this all means can be found on our proxy levels explained page, but the basic description of each proxy level goes like this:

How to use Proxy Servers?

Almost any application, such as your own web-browser, can be configured to route your connections through a proxy server for reasons of anonimity or performance. Configuring your browser to use a proxy server is quick and easy, and the instructions for doing that are described in our articles section.

However, the recommended alternative to doing all those steps anytime you wish to use a different proxy, is to use our homemade proxy switcher that can simplify the whole process to just a few mouse clicks. Our Nova Proxy Switcher can be downloaded from our proxy software page.