FlyVPN has deployed a large number of high-quality server nodes in Seoul, South Korea, offering both "Datacenter IPs" and "Residential IPs". You can flexibly switch between them anytime via the FlyVPN app. These two types of IPs have different strengths, working together to better cover your needs across different scenarios.

Datacenter IPs: Low Latency, Stable Connections
Seoul's network infrastructure leads globally, with key metrics consistently ranking among the top worldwide. FlyVPN's servers are deployed in Seoul datacenters, with routing directly connected to the South Korean backbone network—ensuring fewer hops, lower latency, and more stable connections. When playing various South Korean games that require high real-time responsiveness, you can enjoy a smooth operating experience. For business tasks like video conferencing, video and audio remain smooth and lag-free.
Residential IPs: High Trust Score, Protecting Account Safety
In scenarios involving account logins and business safety, the advantages of Residential IPs are even more prominent. When using FlyVPN's Seoul Residential IPs, you will be recognized as a "local resident" by various platforms, naturally gaining higher trust. When watching TVING, Netflix (KR region), and other streaming platforms to catch up on Korean dramas, local content plays smoothly. Managing seller stores on Naver Shopping and other platforms also results in noticeably better account stability.
Compared to Other VPNs on the Market, Why Is FlyVPN Better?
Most South Korea VPNs only provide a single IP type, which may allow you to browse local Korean news websites smoothly, but causes frequent errors when watching TVING, with switching nodes being of no help. A few providers do offer Residential IPs, but package them separately as high-tier paid services, forcing you to pay double the price to use them.
In contrast, FlyVPN packages both Datacenter IPs and Residential IPs into a single plan. With a single purchase, you can own both types of Seoul IPs. Use whichever one you want with a simple click—no need to struggle, and no extra money spent!
Overall, there is no absolute good or bad between Datacenter IPs and Residential IPs; the key lies in "scenario matching." For gaming, video conferencing, and remote work, trying Datacenter IPs is recommended for lower latency and better stability. For watching Korean dramas, running e-commerce, and managing social media accounts, trying Residential IPs is recommended for greater peace of mind and safety. By flexibly switching between the two IP types via the FlyVPN app, you will unlock the complete Seoul online experience with the highest cost-performance ratio!
PS: If you have high requirements for IP purity, FlyVPN also provides a dedicated South Korea Dedicated IP plan. Feel free to choose according to your needs.