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Spotify in South Korea: €8.08 a month

Rank 9 of 19 countries · measured 23 October 2026

Fact: Spotify costs €8.08 a month in South Korea (11,990 KRW), rank 9 of 19 countries. Measured 23 October 2026, updated weekly.

In South Korea the cheapest regular Spotify plan costs €8.08 a month (11,990 KRW). That is rank 9 of 19: the cheapest country is Türkiye at €2.06, the most expensive is United Kingdom at €15.51.

In US dollars that is about 9.05 a month.

💶€8.08Per month
🏷️11,990 KRWLocal price
🏁9 / 19Rank
🇩🇪−€4.91vs Germany
🇺🇸−€3.52vs United States

What next?

Careful: Services tie a subscription to your country of residence and usually to a local payment method. This is what the service advertises in "South Korea", not an offer to book from elsewhere.

Spotify prices around South Korea in the ranking

🇹🇭 Thailand€3.94149 THB
🇲🇦 Morocco€4.0945 MAD
🇧🇷 Brazil€4.2323.9 BRL
🇵🇱 Poland€6.1326.99 PLN
🇲🇽 Mexico€6.64139 MXN
🇰🇷 South Korea€8.0811,990 KRW
🇨🇦 Canada€8.9213.99 CAD
🇵🇹 Portugal€8.998.99 EUR
🇺🇸 United States€11.6012.99 USD
🇪🇸 Spain€11.9911.99 EUR
🇮🇹 Italy€11.9911.99 EUR

Price history

2026-10-23: €8.072026-10-23: €8.07
2 weekly measurements, first 2026-10-23, latest €8.07.

All 19 countries for Spotify

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Questions

How much does Spotify cost in South Korea? The cheapest regular plan costs €8.08 a month (11,990 KRW) in South Korea.

Is Spotify cheap in South Korea? South Korea is number 9 of 19 countries we measured (1 is the cheapest). The cheapest is Türkiye at €2.06.

Can I use this price from another country? Usually not. Services tie the subscription to your country of residence and a local payment method.

How we measure

We open the official pricing page of each service through an internet connection in the country, read the cheapest regular monthly plan it shows (often a plan with ads) and convert it to euros at the current exchange rate. Introductory offers and bundles are left out where we can recognise them. Every price below links to the page and the line it comes from.