South Korea Address Generator

South Korea address example and field guide

Create a realistic test address with an invented street and name. City, region and postal fields stay paired so you can fill forms and compare local formats.

A Korean road-name address needs its road and building number, with city/province and district context. Keep any building, floor or unit labels already present; a district name alone is not a street address.

솔빛로 966, 525호
61727 남구 광주
South Korea

How this example maps to form fields

Street / building

솔빛로 966, 525호

City / locality

남구

Region / state

광주

Postal code

61727

Country / Region

South Korea

Local writing and Latin-letter forms

Hangul and any Latin-letter text stay as published. The tool does not provide matched romanizations. Use the recipient's published Latin address for a Latin-only form, and keep the road/building association when rearranging lines.

Postal codes and common filling errors

South Korea uses five-digit postcodes. They replaced the former six-digit system in 2015; do not use an old three-plus-three-digit validator for these records.

• Rejecting a five-digit code because an old validator expects six.
• Putting the district into the street-number field.
• Losing floor, unit or building details while romanizing an address.

Available South Korea locations

Choose from locations including 수원시 장안구, 서구, 계양구, 달서구, 수영구, 연수구. The filters show the available choices.

132 city or locality names; 150 city-and-region combinations; 18 regions; 150 postal codes. This selection helps create consistent test profiles; it does not cover every location.

Use the homepage test options for missing postcodes, long streets and special characters. To prepare more records, generate a batch and download CSV, JSON, SQL or text.

Why does the Korean postcode have five digits?

The current postal system uses five digits. Older six-digit examples are not the format to enforce for these records. Keep leading zeroes and use the place's current published code.

Read the official South Korea address format reference for postal writing conventions.