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Police Stations in South Korea

The national police emergency number in South Korea is 112. The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) oversees policing across 17 metropolitan and provincial police agencies.

We have 2,972 real, government-verified police stations on file for South Korea — searchable by state and city below.

Police Stations & Headquarters

Korean National Police Agency – HeadquartersHQ

97 Tongil-ro, Seodaemun-gu, 03739

www.police.go.kr
Verified

Police Stations by Municipalities

2,972 stations across 17 municipalities

Busan
Daegu

93 stations

Daejeon

19 stations

Gangwon-do

176 stations

Gwangju

34 stations

Gyeonggi-do

486 stations

Incheon

106 stations

Jeju

52 stations

North Chungcheong

127 stations

North Gyeongsang

324 stations

North Jeolla

243 stations

Sejong

18 stations

Seoul

483 stations

South Chungcheong

187 stations

South Gyeongsang

269 stations

South Jeolla

326 stations

Ulsan

29 stations

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Emergency: 112

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the police emergency number in South Korea?
The official police emergency number in South Korea is 112. Call this immediately in any life-threatening situation — do not search for a station's direct number in an emergency.
How many police stations are in South Korea?
This directory lists 2,972 real, government-verified police stations and law enforcement agencies across South Korea, sourced from official open government datasets. Browse by region above.
How do I find a police station near me in South Korea?
Use the "Station Near Me" button above to let GPS automatically find the closest station to your current location. You can also browse by municipalities and city, or use the search bar on any page.
How do I find the phone number for a police station in South Korea?
Browse to the station's page using the region and city menus above. Each station page shows the direct phone number (where available in the official dataset), address, map, and a click-to-call button. For emergencies, always use 112 rather than a station's direct number.
How do I get directions to a police station in South Korea?
Each station detail page has a "Get Directions" button that opens Google Maps with the destination pre-filled. You can also use the map on any region or city page to find nearby stations and tap a pin for directions.
How is policing organised in South Korea?
The Korean National Police Agency (KNPA) oversees policing across 17 metropolitan and provincial police agencies.

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Police station contact details, addresses, and operating information may change. We aim to keep listings accurate and encourage visitors to report outdated information. For urgent situations, always confirm emergency instructions with the appropriate local authority.

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