Korea Address Search
About this Tool
The Korea Address Search & English Converter tool on AllThatConverter provides instant lookups for Korean 5-digit postal codes and official Romanized address translations. It automatically splits comprehensive address strings into standardized segments (Address Line 1 & 2, City, State/Province, and Postal Code) for seamless international shopping (Amazon, AliExpress, iHerb) and global customs documentation.
Processed safely on your device
Everything happens in your browser on this device. Your files are never sent to our servers—so you can use it with peace of mind.
How to Use
Click the search button to launch the integrated postal directory popup.
Enter your Korean road name, landmark, building name, or Jibun address into the search input and select your location.
Review the structured English address breakdown (Address Line 1 & 2, City, State, Postal Code) and click the copy icon beside any field to instantly copy it.
Key Scenarios & Use Cases
International Shopping Shipping Address
Accurately fill out shipping address forms on Amazon, eBay, AliExpress, and international shopping platforms without delivery errors.
Customs Declarations & Clearances
Ensure your English address strictly conforms to the official Korean postal standard for smooth customs clearance.
International Invoices & Business Contracts
Format company and personal addresses for global invoices, contracts, and financial wire transfers.
Apartment Unit & Floor Identification
Convert apartment building and unit numbers into globally recognized formats (e.g., 101-dong 203-ho) so domestic and international couriers can locate your door effortlessly.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Address Line 1 is typically used for the street address and building number (e.g., 123 Teheran-ro), while Address Line 2 is for apartment numbers, unit identifiers, or suite numbers (e.g., 101-dong 203-ho). Our tool automatically breaks these down into separate fields for easy copying.
Yes. The tool connects to the Kakao Postcode service, which is built directly on the official Korean Ministry of the Interior and Safety road-name address database.
No. All address lookups are processed strictly within your client browser. Your personal address entries are never sent to or stored on AllThatConverter servers.