COMPANY INCORPORATION

INCORPORATION

Establishment of a non-profit corporation | Practical consultation | Corporate registration and identification number application | English and Russian language support, etc.

Foreign nationals and overseas companies seeking to invest in or enter the market of the Republic of Korea must navigate a series of complex administrative procedures, including company registration, foreign direct investment (FDI) processing, visa and immigration procedures, and obtaining various permits and licenses.

Han & Partners Korea provides comprehensive one-stop support, ensuring an efficient, fast, and secure entry into the Korean market in cooperation with relevant institutions and experts.

TO THESE PEOPLE

I RECOMMEND IT.

Foreign investors considering entry into the Korean market
Overseas companies planning to establish a branch or liaison office in Korea
Executives and professionals who need support with D-8 (Investor) or D-7 (Expatriate) visas and related immigration procedures
Businesses requiring administrative permits, licenses, or regulatory filings to begin operations in Korea
Companies seeking assistance with corporate registration, FDI reporting, and investment compliance
Organizations looking for a reliable long-term partner for ongoing administrative and regulatory support in Korea

ADVANTAGES OF HAN & PARTNERS KOREA

● Comprehensive One-Stop Service

Company registration → FDI → visas → permits — all procedures handled under one roof.

● Accurate and Timely Administrative Support

Professional management of all steps minimizes errors and delays.

● Multilingual Support

Documents and consultations available in English and Russian, removing linguistic barriers.

● Tailored Solutions

Customized administrative strategies based on industry, investment scale, and country-specific needs.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT PROCEDURE

1. Preliminary Consultation and Strategy Development

Define business objectives, investment structure, and required licenses.
Choose the most suitable legal form (Corporation, LLC, Branch, or Representative Office).

2. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Registration

Submit the FDI report to the relevant authority (KOTRA, bank, or ministry).
Prepare investment documents, powers of attorney, and identification documents.
Open a temporary bank account for capital registration.

3. Transfer of Investment Capital

Transfer capital from abroad in accordance with the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act.
Register the received investment amount through an authorized bank.

4. Company Registration Procedure

Prepare the company’s articles of incorporation and verify the uniqueness of the company name.
Create the company seal and notarize documents if required.
Submit registration documents to the competent registration authority.
Obtain the certificate of incorporation.

5. Tax Registration and Post-Registration Notifications

Register the company with the local tax office.
Obtain a tax registration certificate.
Submit notifications regarding the registration of a company with foreign investment (if required).

6. Visa and Immigration Procedures for Investors and Employees

Apply for D-8 (Investor) or D-7 (Employee) visas.
Prepare a business plan, investment proofs, and corporate documents.
Assist with visa issuance, renewal, and family member documentation.

7. Opening Corporate Bank Accounts and Financial Setup

Open operational bank accounts.
Set up financial reporting and compliance systems.

8. Licenses, Permits, and Preparation for Business Operations

Check industry-specific licensing and registration requirements.
Submit applications for licenses, certificates, or permits.
Complete administrative preparations for the company’s operations.