EN
South Korea · Leisure, Entertainment & MediaTVING
TVING is a major Korean streaming service for dramas, variety shows, and movies, backed by CJ ENM's extensive content library.
What it helps with
- Korean dramas and showstvN, JTBC.
- KBO baseball liveStreaming rights.
- Live TV channelsReal-time.
About TVING
Positioned as Korea's answer to global streaming platforms, TVING combines live TV channel simulcasts with an on-demand library heavily focused on Korean dramas and variety shows, often getting new episodes the same day they air on TV.
Key Features
- Same-Day Drama Access: Stream new episodes of popular Korean dramas the same day they broadcast on TV.
- Live Channel Simulcasts: Watch live Korean TV channels directly through the app.
- Variety Show Library: Access a large catalog of Korean variety and reality shows.
- Multi-Device Support: Stream on phones, tablets, and smart TVs with one account.
How to Get Started
- Download the TVING app or visit the website.
- Register with a Korean phone number or email.
- Choose a subscription plan and complete payment.
- Start streaming immediately on your preferred device.
Before you use it
- Limits: TVING content is licensed for Korea and does not play abroad.
- Sign-up: Paid plans need a Korean payment method.
48
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does TVING work with a foreign bank card in South Korea?
- Not reliably - a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
- Is TVING available in English?
- Not officially - the interface is mainly in the local language.
- Do I need a local phone number to use TVING?
- No, an international phone number generally works for TVING.
- Do I need local ID or residency for TVING?
- No, TVING doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
- Where can I use TVING?
- iOS · Android · Web
- How much does TVING cost?
- Monthly plans from about ₩5,500 with ads