1) Determine the eligibility of sectors for foreign investment within Korea (if restricted, verify permissible ownership percentages);
2) Confirm the permissibility of investment based on specific domestic laws (e.g., Broadcasting and Telecommunications Act).
3) Verify whether domestic investments are permitted in the investor's home country (e.g., China);
4) Decide on leasing or acquiring a business location;
5) Determine whether the investment requires foreign investment reporting (e.g., necessary for individuals
   exceeding KRW 100 million or holding over 10% ownership);
6) Decide on the investing entity (individual or corporation);
7) Determine the nationality of the representative director and prepare relevant documents accordingly
   (requirements may vary by country)
8) Initiate funds transfer from the investor's home country (after receiving the investment registration certificate).

1) Determine company name;
2) Form the structure of executives (Promoters and Subscribers);
3) Confirm business objectives;
4) Assist corporate establishment registration - legal counsel, registration office;
5) Apply for business registration after corporate establishment - tax office;
6) Support opening corporate financial accounts - banks;
7) Assist issuance of certificate of foreign-invested company registration - Foreign Exchange Bank, etc.

The scope of services includes both preliminary consultation and main procedures, with a capital of up to KRW 1 billion.

When bookkeeping tasks are deleaged after estalishing an FDI corporation in Korea, a 50% discount on
the basic consulting fee for the branch/liaison office set-up will be applied. (KRW 500,000)

Support available for related experts during establishment and post-establishment business processes