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Is jaywalking illegal in South Korea?

Partly. Jaywalking is restricted in South Korea. 20,000-30,000 won fine, on-the-spot only; last confirmed 2024.

Road Traffic Act Enforcement Rules: jaywalking against a signal 20,000 won, under a footbridge 30,000 won; only on-the-spot. Newest source found is Oct 2024, so no 2025-26 confirmation.

Source: RTA Rules; Kyeonggi 2024

Banned (18)Restricted (37)Allowed

South Korea is one of 18 countries where jaywalking is banned, and 37 more restrict it.
Its neighbours: banned in 0 of 1.
In Asia: banned in 3 of 46 countries.

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