Doing Business
in Korea

In South Korea, the type of business entity that you choose is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. For foreign investors, this decision must also align with the requirements of the  Foreign Investment Promotion Act (FIPA). This basic decision determines not only your personal liability and tax liability but also how much capital you can raise and how much administrative work you will have.  To entrepreneurs who want to have a presence in this dynamic economy, it

The investor visa South Korea program—formally known as the South Korea D8 visa—is the country’s primary pathway for foreign investors...