Calculadora de Honorários de Corretor de Imóveis (중개수수료 계산기)

Calcule a comissão de corretor de imóveis coreano para transações imobiliárias.

Overview

Brokerage commission in South Korea (중개보수) is capped by statute rather than negotiated freely, and value added tax of 10 percent is added to the commission where the agency is VAT-registered. Sales run from 0.6 percent below 50 million won — capped at 250,000 won — through 0.5, 0.4, 0.5 and 0.6 percent across ascending bands to 0.7 percent above 1.5 billion won.

KRW

Honorário Total (incl. IVA) (중개수수료 합계)

Taxa de Honorário (수수료율)
Comissão (수수료)
IVA (부가세 10%)

Tabela de Taxas de Honorários (수수료율표)

Venda (매매)

~5천만0.6% (máx. 25만)
~2억0.5%
~9억0.4%
~12억0.5%
~15억0.6%
15억+0.7%

Aluguel (임대차)

~5천만0.5% (máx. 20만)
~1억0.4%
~6억0.3%
~12억0.4%
~15억0.5%
15억+0.6%

How to Use

  1. 1
    Enter your values

    Type your numbers into the Realtor Fee Calculator (Korea) input fields.

  2. 2
    Adjust the options

    Choose the units, method, or region that fits your situation, or apply a quick preset.

  3. 3
    Read the result instantly

    The result updates as you type — no submit button, and nothing is sent to a server.

About

The rate is not monotonic. It falls to its lowest point, 0.4 percent, across the 200 million to 900 million won range that covers most standard apartment transactions, then rises again above that. The shape dates from the 2021 revision, which cut the upper bands after commissions on high-value Seoul apartments had grown far faster than the service rendered.

Leases follow a separate, lower table beginning at 0.5 percent with a 200,000 won cap. A monthly-rent contract is first restated as a deposit-equivalent value, so the band depends on that conversion rather than on the headline deposit, and each side of a transaction pays its own agent.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the realtor commission calculated in Korea?
Korean realtor fees (중개수수료) are based on the transaction amount with legally capped rates. For property sales, rates range from 0.4% to 0.7% depending on value. For rentals (jeonse), rates are typically 0.3–0.4%. Both parties (buyer and seller or landlord and tenant) pay separately.
Are Korean realtor fees negotiable?
Korean realtor fees have legal maximum rates set by each local government, but you can negotiate within those limits. The legal caps serve as maximums, not fixed rates. In practice, realtors often charge the maximum rate, but negotiation is possible especially for higher-value transactions.
Do I need to pay VAT on realtor fees in Korea?
Yes, a 10% VAT is added to the realtor fee if the agent is a general taxpayer. Simplified taxable agents charge 4% VAT. You should confirm the agent's tax status before signing a contract, as VAT can add a meaningful amount to the total fee.

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