VPS Server Hosting South Korea

After payment, every order moves into the installation queue and is built in turn. When your server is ready, the credentials are sent to your email address. For Seoul, you will usually receive your username, password and other connection details within a maximum of 12 hours, and often sooner, since provisioning in this location typically takes 3 to 12 hours.

Linux options include versions of CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, FreeBSD and OpenBSD. On the Windows side, you can choose Windows Server 2012, 2016 or 2019. Linux runs on KVM and Windows runs on Hyper-V, and each instance is delivered with root or Administrator access so you can configure it exactly as you need.

All orders are served from a Tier III data center in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. Both plan groups on this page, DC II and DC III, are hosted in Seoul, which places your server close to the largest concentration of Korean internet users in the Seoul metropolitan area.

Yes. Send an email or submit a support ticket whenever you need a hard reboot or a full reinstallation. This helps if the server stops responding after a configuration change or if you want to switch to a different operating system. Reinstalling erases the disk, so back up your data before requesting it.

We are sorry, but free trials are not available for South Korea VPS hosting at the moment. A practical alternative is to order the smallest DC III Linux plan at $25 a month, run your latency, speed and application tests from Korea, and then move to a larger plan once you are confident in the location.

We use Microsoft Hyper-V for Windows operating systems and KVM for all Linux operating systems. Both are full hardware virtualization, so each VPS has its own kernel and reserved resources. Hyper-V provides strong Windows compatibility, while KVM gives Linux users freedom to load custom modules and tune the system.

Not to an active service. Resources on an existing Korean VPS cannot be increased in place. Instead, you can order a higher plan, and because it will be a fresh instance, you will need to migrate your data to it. Our team can advise on the right size so the move only needs to happen once.

Because regional transit costs are higher, traffic above your plan's allowance in Seoul is billed at $0.09 per GB. DC III plans include fixed allowances from 1,000 GB to 5,000 GB, while DC II plans start at 1,000 GB or 2,000 GB and can be configured up to unlimited if you expect heavy or unpredictable traffic.

Currently, extra IPv4 addresses are available only on Linux VMs in South Korea, with a maximum of 3 additional IPv4 addresses per plan. Windows VPS plans in this location come with their primary IP only. If your Windows project needs several addresses, contact support to discuss alternatives.

Yes. Instances are provisioned with full root or Administrator privileges, so you can run game servers, proxies, websites, email services or other lawful workloads. Seoul's location gives Korean players and users short domestic routes, and the 1 Gbps default port handles busy multiplayer sessions and proxy traffic comfortably.