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The best streaming services in South Korea

4 big streaming services are available in South Korea. Netflix has the biggest catalogue, with about 5,323 movies and 4,017 TV shows, about 3.2 times as many titles as Disney+ in second place.

Ranked by catalogue size

Movies and TV shows included with a subscription in South Korea. Click a service to see what's popular on it there.

#	Service	Movies	Shows	Total
1	Netflix	5,323	4,017	9,340
2	Disney+	1,845	1,054	2,899
3	Prime Video	1,075	736	1,811
4	Apple TV	122	223	345

Not available in South Korea: Max, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+ and Starz.

Quick answers

What is the best streaming service in South Korea?

By catalogue size, Netflix is the biggest streaming service in South Korea, with about 9,340 titles, followed by Disney+ and Prime Video. The best one for you depends on what you want to watch, so search a title on FlickFinder to see which service has it.

Which streaming services are available in South Korea?

Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and Apple TV are available in South Korea. Max, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+ and Starz aren't offered there.

Which streaming service has the most movies in South Korea?

Netflix has the most movies in South Korea, about 5,323.

Which streaming service has the most TV shows in South Korea?

Netflix has the most TV shows in South Korea, about 4,017.

Catalogue sizes come from TMDB and JustWatch and count titles included with a subscription, not rentals. Last updated November 3, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

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Where does the streaming data come from?

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Why is a title on a service in one country but not another?

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