Name | RRN | Gender | Birthday | Age | BirthdayPlace | Address(street Address, City, Zip Code) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
임 민환 | 981024-5537251 | male | 19981024 | 27 | 전라북도(Jeonbuk) | 4087 개포로, 안양시 동안구, 101-467 |
황 준호 | 700602-1130486 | male | 19700602 | 55 | 인천(Incheon) | 2929 서초대로, 동두천시, 307-554 |
허 예지 | 970416-2148982 | female | 19970416 | 29 | 인천(Incheon) | 903 강남대로, 성남시 분당구, 360-289 |
홍 준범 | 710319-5669856 | male | 19710319 | 54 | 광주(Gwangju) | 2958 테헤란로, 용인시 기흥구, 659-700 |
서 보람 | 831211-2968429 | female | 19831211 | 43 | 세종(Sejong) | 611 학동로, 고양시 일산동구, 249-330 |
강 윤서 | 930612-2870193 | female | 19930612 | 32 | 경상남도(Gyeongsangnam) | 1323 양재천로, 김포시, 047-819 |
류 은지 | 891022-2852356 | female | 19891022 | 36 | 울산(Ulsan) | 0779 언주로, 평택시, 058-412 |
전 슬기 | 841111-6198853 | female | 19841111 | 41 | 경기도(Gyeonggi) | 331 양재천로, 양평군, 747-650 |
정 준영 | 790123-5657122 | male | 19790123 | 47 | 광주(Gwangju) | 2184 삼성로, 광주시, 059-691 |
노 연희 | 851120-6142681 | female | 19851120 | 40 | 인천(Incheon) | 1044 가락로, 화성시, 544-084 |
문 유리 | 960912-6892034 | female | 19960912 | 29 | 경상남도(Gyeongsangnam) | 872 양재천로, 고양시 덕양구, 330-341 |
윤 미정 | 811216-6411672 | female | 19811216 | 45 | 남춘천(Nam Chuncheon) | 8452 서초중앙로, 안양시 만안구, 320-424 |
한 영화 | 700803-2345301 | female | 19700803 | 56 | 강원(Gangwon) | 0327 압구정로, 부천시 소사구, 061-958 |
황 보미 | 740717-6301580 | female | 19740717 | 51 | 강원(Gangwon) | 4679 봉은사로, 부천시, 393-662 |
배 현지 | 951031-2128758 | female | 19951031 | 30 | 부산(Busan) | 6983 개포로, 오산시, 286-999 |
조 준영 | 841129-1462247 | male | 19841129 | 41 | 남춘천(Nam Chuncheon) | 502 개포로, 연천군, 392-133 |
이 선엽 | 860522-1236814 | male | 19860522 | 39 | 경기도(Gyeonggi) | 753 언주로, 구리시, 388-803 |
노 정화 | 960819-2492863 | female | 19960819 | 30 | 전라북도(Jeonbuk) | 907 양재천로, 파주시, 304-051 |
정 은주 | 951209-2049010 | female | 19951209 | 31 | 서울(Seoul) | 200 삼성로, 이천시, 496-086 |
심 준영 | 740425-5661241 | male | 19740425 | 52 | 광주(Gwangju) | 531 서초대로, 과천시, 689-717 |
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A resident registration number (Korean: 주민등록번호, Jumin Deungrok Beonho, Hanja: 住民登錄番號) is a 13-digit number issued to all residents of the Republic of Korea. Similar to national identification numbers in other countries, it is used to identify people in various private transactions such as in banking and employment. It is also used extensively for online identification purposes. Upon registration with their city office, foreigners (except those affiliated with the U.S. military) receive an alien registration number, which serves as a substitute, on their alien registration card.
Some foreigners incorrectly refer to a resident registration number as a KSSN, or Korean Social Security Number.
Components
The resident registration number consists of 13 digits, with each block serving a certain function, as illustrated below:
yymmdd-sbbbbnc
The first six digits signify the person's date of birth. For example, a person born on September 1, 1946, such as former President Roh Moo-Hyun, would have 460901 for the first six digits.
s, the seventh digit, indicates the sex and the century in which the person was born. The code used for each category follows:
bbbb, the eighth through eleventh digit, signify a code for the person's place of birth.
n, the 12th digit, is a sequential number used to differentiate those of the same sex born on the same day in the same location.
c, the 13th digit, is a check digit, used to verify that the number has been transcribed correctly. It is generated from the rest of the digits using the following algorithm (digits lettered a through m in order): m = [11 − {(2a + 3b + 4c + 5d + 6e + 7f + 8g + 9h + 2i + 3j + 4k + 5l) mod 11}] mod 10
Online use
Many South Korean websites require the submission of a valid resident registration number in order for users to register an account. This practice ties each registered account to a unique online identity, rather than allowing anonymous registration. Because only a few large websites allow alternate means of identification, such as an alien registration number or passport number, foreigners cannot use many South Korean websites.
The principal means of authenticating a valid resident registration number is to use an algorithm to check the last digit against what it should be based upon the rest of the digits entered.
Fraud
The widespread requirement of a valid resident registration number to create an account on many South Korean websites presents many opportunities for identity theft and other fraud. For example, it was found that former South Korean president Roh Moo-Hyun's resident registration number was used to gain access to hundreds of pornographic websites, as well as to register accounts on a number of entertainment and gaming web sites. Complaints about identity theft led the South Korean government to implement stiff penalties for using someone else's resident registration number. Offenders are eligible to serve 3 years in jail or to be imposed a 10,000,000 KRW fine.