Mandatory real-name authentication of resident registration replacement services

Since September 2008, it has become mandatory to use real-name authentication, an alternative service for resident registration, when registering as a member.

Real name authentication of national institutions uses the public I-PIN service, an alternative service for resident registration provided by the Ministry of Public Administration and Security.

The Changdeokgung Palace website also receives a public I-PIN member ID and password authentication instead of entering the resident registration number when signing up.

If you have not been certified as a public I-PIN member when signing up for the Changdeokgung Palace website, you must sign up for a public I-PIN member separately, and you can authenticate your real name by using your member ID/password.

※ For more information about the Public I-PIN Center, a government real-name certification body, click the link below.

- What is public I-PIN?

- Public I-PIN subscription and utilization

- Means of identification when registering as a public I-PIN member