What are the procedures for Chinese companies to go through to list in South Korea?

1.Rent an office address, 2 to the industrial and commercial bureau to verify the name, to the legal person and the agent identity certificate (if it is food, but also to the health and epidemic prevention station to apply for a health permit), such as foreign trade, but also to the foreign trade bureau for import and export rights. 4.

Deposit funds into a temporary bank account. 5. Go to the accounting office for capital verification, and 6 go to the industrial and commercial bureau for a license. 7. Go to the Technical Supervision Bureau to apply for the first certificate, 8 to the State and Local Taxation Office for tax registration, 9 to the bank to open a basic account, to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange to open a foreign exchange account, to the customs to report 10 General taxpayers to the State Taxation Bureau to go through the general taxpayer procedures.

To the accountant office to do the audit, 11, take the general taxpayer certificate. 12. Opened in a big way.

I set up an office in Seoul, South Korea a few years ago (that is, the meaning of the branch), the domestic company name Qingdao Yinghaoxiang International **, is a foreign trade company, the application materials are the domestic business license, articles of association and other information after the translation and notarization, to South Korea to submit the application. I handled the translation and application of the documents myself, so I am very familiar with the whole process. If you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact us.

There are many acquired projects, and the acquisition cases of Chinese companies in South Korea last year were: Toyo**, Green Snake Media, etc. 5. However, the amount of Chinese investment in a single project in South Korea is generally small.

According to some data, as of 2013, there were only more than 200 investment projects in South Korea approved by the Ministry of Commerce of China, and even fewer single investment projects exceeded 100 million US dollars. Anbang's acquisition of South Korea's Toyo Life Insurance involves more than US$1 billion, which is twice the amount of SAIC's investment in Ssangyong Automobile (US$500 million), which was China's largest investment project in South Korea, and is currently the largest project.

This year, Anbang Insurance Group acquired a 63% stake in South Korea's Toyo Life Insurance Company, becoming the majority shareholder of Toyo Life. Anbang also became the first Chinese company to acquire a South Korean insurance company.

Anbang's investment scope has been expanding since last year, and it will be listed as a whole in the future. For example, Toyo Life Insurance, which was acquired by Anbang Insurance, now has a share price of 40%.

The harvesting unit must declare the import to the customs and quarantine bureau of the country, and then pay the customs tax according to the guidance of the customs.

1. Alibaba set.

On September 19, 2014, Alibaba Group was officially listed on the New York ** Stock Exchange, **** "BABA", and the founder and chairman of the board of directors is Jack Ma.

3. Renren Company.

The company **** is Renn and is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

4. JD.com. JD.com is listed on the NASDAQ ** exchange, **** is JD.

5. Thunderbolt. Xunlei is listed on the NASDAQ ** exchange, **** is XNET.

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Hello, there are many investments, including large enterprises, Korean real estate, etc. The following information is for your reference.

Chinese companies have been investing in South Korea for many years long before the domestic middle class and above came to South Korea to buy real estate, such as buying Jeju Island real estate to invest. Below, the information of Jeju Taofang.com's Genjun Korean Investment Agency briefly talks about the three stages of Chinese investment in South Korea:

In the first stage, as far as industrial strategic investors are concerned, the first Chinese enterprises to "go global" are large state-owned enterprises, which are more willing to look for low-level raw materials (such as investing in mining in Central Asia or Africa) or low-level manpower (such as opening factories in Southeast Asia) overseas.

In the second stage, driven by factors such as the financial crisis and the appreciation of the RMB, the direction of Chinese enterprises "going global" has begun to bias towards "overseas real estate", and more and more Chinese real estate companies have entered the Korean real estate market to buy land and build buildings, invest in hotels, resorts, etc.

In the third stage, with the transformation of China's economic structure, Chinese enterprises are gradually focusing their investment attention on high-tech industries, such as IT, creative industries, medical services and other fields. South Korea's advantages in technology research and development, cultural creativity, brand operation and other aspects have begun to attract more and more attention.

In terms of investment fields, Chinese investment in South Korea is mainly concentrated in tourism, leisure and service related sectors. In addition, the investment in the catering and accommodation industry reached 100 million US dollars, accounting for 17% of the total investment.

We hope you find this information helpful. :-d

1. Prepare a letter of reason for employment and company registration materials, such as business license, company profile, and certificate of employment; A letter of reasons written by yourself (the reason for working for a Korean medicine company), a resume, a certificate of last education, a visa application form from the Immigration Bureau, and a copy of your passport or passport. The Korean side submits these documents to the Korean immigration authorities, which will approve them. As for the specific formalities and procedures, it is up to the employer to ask the immigration office directly.

Take the above materials directly to the Korean consulate to inquire and handle.

2. Work visas are rarely handled by themselves, and are generally handled by Korean companies. If you want to work in South Korea, you need to find a job in South Korea now before you can apply for a work visa. The jobs that South Korea is in demand now include Chinese language teachers, translators, construction site workers, and so on.