Enter the fax number
Include +82 at the start of the recipient's number.
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Send a Fax to South Korea Online
USD $1.99 per fax (up to 5 pages per fax — send multiple faxes if needed). Upload PDF, JPG, or PNG to any South Korea number (include +82). Pay once via Stripe, no account required. Paid uploads are deleted within 2 hours, and you can optionally receive technical status emails.
How to Send a Fax to South Korea
Upload your document
PDF, JPG, or PNG — up to 5 pages per fax.
Pay $1.99 and send
One-time payment via Stripe — no account, no subscription.
Why fax to South Korea with GoFaxNow?
GoFaxNow makes it possible to send faxes to South Korean companies, universities, and institutions without any local fax hardware. Upload your file, enter the destination number with +82, pay a flat fee, and we dispatch the fax. The process is simple and privacy-focused, with automatic deletion of files after sending.
What makes GoFaxNow different?
Unlike other online fax services, GoFaxNow requires no login, no app, and no subscription. You pay once, send instantly, and we delete your files automatically after dispatch — ensuring full privacy and GDPR compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions — South Korea
What is the correct format for Korean fax numbers?
Use +82 followed by the national number, usually without the leading zero. Example: +82 2 xxx xxxx (Seoul).
Can I send to Korean companies from abroad?
Yes. As long as you know the correct fax number and country code, we can dispatch from any origin country.
Are files stored in your system?
No. Files are held only long enough to complete the fax and then automatically deleted.
How do I know my fax was sent?
After submission you’ll see the technical fax status. You can also download a PDF payment/submission receipt. The receipt does not prove delivery or confirm that the recipient read or processed the document.
Do you store my files?
Files follow an automatic deletion schedule: unpaid uploads within about 30 minutes and paid fax files within 2 hours. A transmission provider must process the file to attempt delivery; see the privacy policy for details.
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