Doing Business
in Korea

South Korea is a preferred destination for professionals seeking a thriving job market, upscale workplaces, and a high quality of life. If you want to work in the field of teaching, IT, engineering, or entertainment, South Korea has a number of different visa options available to suit your specific needs. Knowing the most suitable visa options helps you select the one that matches your qualifications, position, and long-term objectives.  This guide explains the most common an

While South Korea is highly welcoming to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), the process of obtaining your official business license—the Business Registration Certificate (사업자등록증, Sa-eop-ja Deung-rok-jeung )—involves a clear, multi-step legal procedure. This guide breaks down the essential steps, required documents, and critical considerations for foreign nationals looking to establish their legal presence and begin commercial operations in Korea. 1. Laying the Foundation: Pre-R

Before beginning a business relationship, signing a contract, or investing in a company, it is necessary to know who you are dealing with.  Frauds, counterfeit businesses, and deceptive claims are more prevalent than ever in the modern world. Most individuals have ended up losing money or getting into legal problems due to the fact that they had trusted a company without checking its credentials. That is why a background check of the company is necessary before making an inve

South Korea has established its reputation as one of the top landscapes for business investments on a global scale. If you are looking to...