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South Korea proposes fines up to 1 million won for long-term camper parking on municipal lots

14.05.2026 03:02 1 min 2 sources
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In Brief

A South Korean lawmaker has introduced a bill to crack down on long-term camper parking on free municipal lots. The proposal includes fines up to 1 million won and towing for vehicles parked over a month.

A bill has been introduced in South Korea targeting the practice of long-term camper parking on free municipal lots. The document, submitted on November 6, 2025, expands the criteria for long-term parking and introduces fines of up to 1 million won, as well as allowing the towing of vehicles parked for more than a month.

Key provisions

  • Parking on a free municipal lot for more than one month would result in towing and a fine of up to 1 million won.
  • The initiative is part of fulfilling the president's campaign promises.

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Bill Proposed to Ban 'Camping Car Squatting' in Public Parking Lots... 'Strengthening Administrative Sanctions for Parking Over One Month'

07.11.2025 부산일보 ENG

South Korea proposes fines up to 1 million won for long-term campervan parking

07.11.2025 스트레이트뉴스 KOR

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