Northeast Asia powerhouse. Seoul boasts one of the world's fastest internet networks, offering exceptional connectivity for Korean markets and neighboring Northeast Asian regions.
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Ports 25, 465, 137, 138, 139 are blocked. Sending email (SMTP) and Windows NetBIOS traffic are not permitted. All other common ports are open.
South Korea consistently ranks among the fastest broadband markets on earth, and Seoul's KINX-anchored peering keeps domestic latency in the low single digits for most users. Internationally, Tokyo is ~30 ms and Hong Kong ~35 ms, placing Seoul firmly inside Northeast Asia's low-latency triangle.
Deploy in Seoul when Korea is your market — local users expect near-instant response, and serving them from Tokyo adds a visible ~30 ms. Korean gaming, streaming, and e-commerce platforms are the classic use cases, along with app backends for Korea's mobile-first user base.
| Destination | Typical RTT |
|---|---|
| Tokyo | ~30 ms |
| Hong Kong | ~35 ms |
| Singapore | ~70 ms |
| Los Angeles | ~130 ms |
| Sydney | ~130 ms |
| Frankfurt | ~230 ms |
Latency figures are indicative averages over public internet routes; actual values vary by carrier, route, and time of day.
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