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IT support in South Korea: managed IT, remote service desk and local engineers on site

Laptops, accounts and networks for your staff in South Korea are managed monthly by the remote service desk, and local engineers handle problems on site. Your sites in South Korea sit in the same contract as your other countries.

With the address, please add: headcount, what needs doing and your preferred date.

In South Korea

120+contract service sites in South Korea
2,400+registered engineers (worldwide)
US$97.50per on-site hour, prepaid, excl. tax
Next business daystandard visit, urgent same day
On-site visits (token service)Available
Managed plan and remote supportAvailable

South Korea by region: from the capital area to the southeast industrial coast

Offices and finance cluster in Seoul, chips and electronics in Gyeonggi, ports and heavy industry along the south and east coast. We match the engineer and tools to your address and site type.

Swipe sideways, 6 areas

Seoul skyline along the Han River
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Capital

Seoul

Head offices, banks and the Yeouido finance district; Gangnam is the main business district for foreign firms and start-ups.

Typical jobs: New office set-up and moves, employee laptops, meeting rooms, network and Wi-Fi.

Office buildings in Pangyo Techno Valley
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Tech and electronics

Seongnam (Pangyo), Suwon, Hwaseong, Pyeongtaek

Pangyo Techno Valley hosts game, software and IT firms; further south in Gyeonggi are electronics and semiconductor campuses and supplier plants.

Typical jobs: Office networks in tech parks, shop-floor and clean-room-adjacent office support, equipment replacement.

Towers in Songdo International Business District, Incheon
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Airport and port city

Incheon

Incheon international airport and port, and the Songdo free economic zone with offices, labs and logistics.

Typical jobs: Logistics-site equipment, office set-up in Songdo, airport-area handheld terminals.

Container terminal in Busan
Niels Johannes · CC BY-SA 4.0

Largest port

Busan

Korea's second-largest city and its largest port, with the Busan New Port container terminals and many freight and trading offices.

Typical jobs: Terminal and forwarder office networks, warehouse terminals and label printers.

Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in Ulsan
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Heavy industry

Ulsan, Changwon, Geoje

Ulsan is home to a very large car plant and petrochemical works; Changwon has machinery makers and Geoje has shipyards.

Typical jobs: Plant office networks, production-line terminals, support inside large industrial sites.

Government Complex Daejeon at night
Minseong Kim · CC BY-SA 4.0

Research and government

Daejeon, Sejong

Daedeok research complex in Daejeon, and Sejong, where many ministries have moved.

Typical jobs: Research-lab and government-office networks, equipment moves.

Other cities such as Daegu, Gwangju and Jeonju, and Jeju Island, are arranged once we confirm the address.

Send the address to check

Services and prices in South Korea

For fewer problems, choose the managed plan; for remote only, choose Essentials; for hands-on repairs and projects, use the token service. You can buy them separately or together.

Monthly plan · managed IT and remote support

Per person per month, three tiers

EssentialsRemote support in working hours. Choose it if you only need remote.₩40,100 / person / month (annual contract) · indicative price
BusinessAdds security tools, an account manager and 1 on-site visit a month.₩60,100 / person / month (annual contract) · indicative price
Premium7×24, a named service desk specialist and 2 on-site visits a month.₩88,100 / person / month (annual contract) · indicative price

Add-on · token service

Local engineers on site, by the hour

PrepaidUS$97.50per hour
PostpaidUS$102.38per hour
  • 2 hours minimum per visit; no travel charge within 30 km
  • Prepay a 20-, 30- or 50-hour package at the same unit price
  • Tokens do not expire during the contract term, can be used across regions, and are deducted at the rate of the region where you signed
  • Suits temporary visits, office moves, new sites and project staffing

Level 1, working days, next business day, excl. tax; prices updated 2026-11-08. For Levels 2 and 3 and same-day arrival see the price page for South Korea; evenings, weekends and public holidays follow the deduction rules.

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Travel and distance

Travel is in three bands by road distance from the engineer's starting point to your address. Please give street, number, postcode and an on-site contact.

Examples: with the engineer starting from the place in the 'From' column (road distances are approximate)
FromToDistanceTravel
Seoul city centreGangnamabout 10 kmno travel charge
GangnamPangyoabout 20 kmno travel charge
SeoulIncheon cityabout 40 kmadd 2 hours
SeoulPyeongtaekabout 70 kmquoted separately
BusanUlsanabout 70 kmquoted separately
SeoulBusanabout 400 kmquoted separately

What to know before arranging a visit in South Korea

Time zone

Korea Standard Time, UTC+9, no daylight saving; one hour ahead of Guangzhou and Hong Kong.

Working days

Monday to Friday. Factories often run shifts; night and weekend visits follow the deduction rules.

Public holidays

Lunar New Year and Chuseok each bring several days off, plus National Foundation Day and other public holidays; exact dates are announced each year and substitute holidays are common. Book early around them.

Service level

Standard: next business day. Urgent: order before 15:00 local time for same-day arrival (later orders count as the next day), at the uplift for South Korea.

Currency and tax

Local currency is the Korean won (KRW). Prices are in US dollars excl. tax; invoice currency follows the contract. VAT is 10% and is added per the invoicing rules.

Language and site access

Korean on site; English varies by company. Korean addresses use road names, so please give the road-name address and postcode with an on-site contact.

The operations centre that serves South Korea

Guangzhou and Hong Kong operations centre

Each centre's service desk runs 9:00–21:00 local time, then hands over by time zone: India, Warsaw, then New York take over in turn. Working days are covered around the clock; whether weekends are handed over follows your contract. Chinese, Cantonese and Hindi are available in the matching centre's hours.

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Time difference
Guangzhou and Hong Kong are 1 hour behind Korea
Service desk hours
10:00–22:00 Korea time, answered by Guangzhou and Hong Kong
Languages
Chinese, Cantonese, English

IT support in South Korea: frequently asked questions

Cannot find your answer? Send us the address and your question together.

Do you have a company in South Korea? Who comes on site?

We have no company in South Korea. A local engineer we arrange by address does the visit; contract, tickets and invoices are managed by us.

Can you visit plants outside Seoul?

Yes. Gyeonggi, Incheon, Busan, Ulsan and other industrial areas are arranged by address. The engineer starts from the nearest base we confirm, and the travel band follows the distance.

Do the engineers speak English?

Engineers work in Korean on site. The service desk coordinates in English or Chinese, so you only need to give the address and a contact number.

How far from the city can an engineer come?

Within 30 km of the engineer's starting point there is no travel charge; 30–50 km adds 2 hours; beyond 50 km is quoted separately. Please give the full address so we can confirm where the engineer starts.

We only need remote support for our staff in South Korea. How do we buy it?

Choose the Essentials monthly plan: remote support in working hours, priced per person per month.

Can an engineer arrive the same day for an urgent problem?

Order before 15:00 local time for same-day arrival; later orders count as the next day. The uplift for South Korea is shown on its price page.

Do tokens expire? Can I use them in other places?

Tokens do not expire during the contract term. They can be used across regions and are deducted at the rate of the region where you signed. Details are in the deduction rules.

What is the difference between prepaid and postpaid?

Prepaid means buying a 20-, 30- or 50-hour package first, at the same unit price; postpaid is billed monthly on use and costs 5% more per hour. Postpaid monthly billing needs approval and is for selected customers. If your usage is uncertain, start with a 20-hour package; frequent users can apply for postpaid monthly billing.

Where are your offices or factories in South Korea?

Send the full address, headcount and what needs doing. We confirm the local engineer and travel band, then quote. Sites in South Korea are added to your existing contract.

Send us your office address