Company Incorporation in Korea
- Foreign investment notification
- Opening a bank account
- Preparation of documents for submission
- Registration with a Korean court
- Business registration
- Registration as a foreign-invested company
- Assistance with office leasing
- Related legal consultation
Service Fee
US$2,500.00
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What Does Company Incorporation Mean in Korea?
To establish a legal entity for your business in Korea, you must form a company under the Commercial Act and register it with a district court in Korea.
To register as a foreign-invested company eligible for special benefits under the Foreign Investment Promotion Act, (1) the investment must be at least KRW 100 million, and (2) the foreign investor must hold at least 10% of the total voting shares issued by the Korean corporation.