Netflix Marks 10 Years in Korea With 200-Plus Korean Titles
Netflix launched an anniversary website and said about 80% of its global members have watched Korean content.
Netflix marked 10 years of service in Korea on October 23, 2026, by launching an anniversary website and reporting that it has produced or co-produced more than 200 Korean titles with over 80 Korean production companies between 2016 and 2025. The company's figures were reported by digitaltoday.co.kr.
According to Netflix, more than 200 Korean titles have entered its global Top 10 since the chart was introduced in 2021. The company also said that about 80% of its global members have watched Korean content.
On the production side, Netflix said more than 25,000 crew and cast members and over 70,000 background and daily workers took part in its Korean productions. It added that over one third of its Korean originals released in the past three years involved first-time directors or writers.
The company said it provided training to more than 6,500 people through Korean education programs from 2021 to 2025. It also said it works with 122 localization partners in Korea, including 119 dubbing studios and 3 subtitle companies.
Anniversary website
The new site, titled "Netflix and Korea's 10 Years," features creator interviews and production case studies. Netflix launched its Korean service in 2016, the milestone the anniversary marks.
Quick answers
When did Netflix launch in Korea?
Netflix launched its Korean service in 2016, which the 10th-anniversary website marks.
What is the anniversary website called?
It is titled "Netflix and Korea's 10 Years" and features creator interviews and production case studies.
How many Korean titles have reached Netflix's global Top 10?
Netflix said more than 200 Korean titles have entered its global Top 10 since the chart was introduced in 2021.