Seoul · Connectivity

How do I connect to Seoul's free public Wi-Fi?

Partly · Official source

Seoul's public Wi-Fi instructions list SEOUL_Secure with seoul as both username and password. The SEOUL network instead uses a connection button on its landing page.

Confirmed
  • SEOUL_Secure connection details — Works
  • SEOUL landing-page route — Works
What to do

At a location listed in the city guide, look for SEOUL_Secure and use the published username and password.

Not confirmed
  • Your device and location

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What does the evidence cover?

The city documents these connection methods at equipped public locations; a connection on your device is not confirmed.

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SEOUL_Secure connection details

The instructions give seoul for both the username and password.

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SEOUL landing-page route

For SEOUL, the city describes selecting the general-connection button on the page that opens.

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Your device and location

Device compatibility, signal availability and successful browsing at your location were not tested.

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What should I check next?

  1. At a location listed in the city guide, look for SEOUL_Secure and use the published username and password.

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  2. If using the city's SEOUL network, follow its landing-page connection instruction.

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What are the limits and unknowns?

  • The city page was modified on October 16, 2026; its installation list is not a live signal-coverage test.
  • No device connection, certificate configuration or browsing session was tested.

Sources

Official source: Confirmed in an official document or on an official site. Observed is the date the source itself gives for the notice, event or test (Reported, for a report by travellers). Checked is the date we read it. “Not confirmed” after Observed means the source gives no date, and we don’t guess one.

  • [S224] Official source (KO) news.seoul.go.kr Observed: Not confirmed · Checked:

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    Details

    The city page, modified October 16, 2026, describes public Wi-Fi at listed public locations. SEOUL_Secure uses seoul for both username and password; SEOUL uses a landing-page connection button.

    Checked against the official page on 2026-10-20. No visit or booking was made.

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