What are the documents required to register a Korean company?

Conditions for registering a company in South Korea:

1. Registered capital: 100 million won, about 600,000 yuan;

2. Applicant qualifications: The applicant is an individual, and the applicant needs to provide a copy of his ID card and passport; The applicant is a company and needs to provide a copy of the business license of the enterprise;

4. The number of people in the company: at least two people, one director and one supervisor, and supervisors are not allowed to hold shares; , at least one director.

1.A copy of ID card (front and back) and passport. If you do not have a passport, you must make a photocopy or photograph of the first and second pages of the passport (one page with a photo) as soon as possible after applying for a passport and send it to our company.

2.After getting the visa to South Korea, send the scanned or photographed visa page to our company.

3.Please submit the company name (both Chinese and English): generally *** Co., Ltd., equivalent to shares****.

4.The company's business scope.

5.Shareholder's name; Shareholding ratio.

6.Name of the representative director; Name of Supervisor (Supervisor may not hold shares).

To register a Korean company, you need to prepare the following documents:

1. Provide the name of the company;

2. Copy of ID card (front and back) and passport. If you do not have a passport, you need to open the first and second pages of your passport as soon as possible after applying for a passport;

3. Visa documents, after getting the Korean visa, scan or take a photo of the visa page to our company;

4. The company's business scope;

5. The name of the shareholder and the proportion of shares;

6. The name of the director and the name of the supervisor (the supervisor shall not occupy shares).

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Advantages of registering a company in South Korea:

1. South Korea's favorable foreign investment policy, most of the manufacturing exports have zero tariffs.

2. Once the Korean company is established, it has the right to import and export, and it is enough to register and record the inherent coding certificate of the Korean industry.

3. South Korea uses credit card settlement, and the sales amount is clear, which is not often reviewed by the tax bureau.

4. South Korea has abundant human resources and excellent geographical location.

5. You can apply for a bank account in Korea.

6. If you meet certain residence requirements, you can apply for permanent residency.

South Korea Company Registration Process:

1. Registered capital:

The minimum registered capital is 100 million won, which is about 600,000 yuan, (the final amount of RMB is subject to the actual exchange rate at that time). This fee must be remitted into Korea from abroad, and converted to Korean won at the exchange rate of the day at the time of registration.

2. Provide the Korean name of the company and verify the name.

3. Personnel information:

It can be an individual or a corporate legal person. Individuals need to provide a copy of their passport and ID card; The company needs to provide a copy of the business license of the enterprise, a scanned copy of the articles of association, and a scanned copy of the passport of the company's legal representative.

4. Confirm the legal registered address in Korea.

5. Confirm the company's business scope.

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Relevant regulations for the establishment of branches and offices in South Korea:

South Korea has basically liberalized the establishment of branches in South Korea by foreign enterprises and chambers of commerce, and the procedures for its establishment are basically a declaration system, and the competent authorities have been transferred from the Ministry of Finance and Economics to banks, and have now been transferred to more than 50 designated banks that can operate foreign exchange (basically covering most of the various types of banks operating in South Korea, namely state-controlled banks, joint-stock banks, private capital banks, and foreign-funded banks).

1. Minimum registered capital: 100 million won;

2. Shareholders: at least one ** east, which can be a natural person, or a domestic or overseas company;

3. Legal representative: at least one legal representative is required, and the legal representative needs to have multiple tourist visas or business visas;

4. Requirements for the number of members of the company.

Co., Ltd.: If the shareholder and the legal representative are the same person, the company needs to appoint another supervisor; If the shareholder and the legal representative are different persons, there is no need to appoint a separate supervisor; When the shareholder is a company, only one legal representative is required.

Limited Company: Only one person is required at the minimum, who can act as both a shareholder and a legal representative.

6. Business scope: Foreigners who handle enterprises in South Korea have certain restrictions on their business scope, which depends on the specific situation.

1. Investors in Korean companies can be individuals, domestic or overseas companies.

2. South Korean company registration requires 100 million won.

3. More than 10 people are required to register a Korean company.

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South Korea Company Registration Process:

1. Provide the Korean name of the company and verify the name.

2. Confirm the registered capital of the company: the minimum registered capital is 100 million won, and the final RMB amount is subject to the actual exchange rate at that time. This fee must be remitted from the country to the state of Korea, and the exchange rate will be exchanged for Korean won at the time of registration.

3. Provide information of directors, shareholders or companies

Individuals need to provide a copy of their passport and ID card; The company needs to provide a copy of the business license of the enterprise, a scanned copy of the articles of association, and a scanned copy of the passport of the representative of the company law.

4. Confirm the legal registered address of Xinfu company.

5. Confirm the company's business scope.

Conditions for registering a company in South Korea1.Registered capital:

100 million won, equivalent to about 600,000 yuan. The registered capital needs to be actually in place.

2.Requirements for the number of members of the company:

1) Establishment of Co., Ltd. (equivalent to a domestic joint-stock company): aIf the shareholder and the legal representative are the same person, the company needs to appoint another supervisor.

b.If the shareholder and the legal representative are different, it is not necessary to set up a separate supervisor. c.

If the shareholder is a company, there can be only one legal representative, and there is no need to set up a separate supervisor.

2) Establishment of a limited company (equivalent to a domestic limited liability company): only one person is sufficient, and the shareholder can serve as the legal representative at the same time.

PS: When registering a Korean company, the advantage of a limited company is that only one person's information is required; The disadvantage is that the limited company is not as reliable as the company.

South Korea company registration process.

1. Provide the name of the company, preferably 3-5 names to facilitate the search, to determine the availability 2, provide copies of the ID cards or passports of the company's directors and shareholders 3, fill in the company registration application.

4. Pay a certain fee.

5. Provide a domestic business license.

6. Go to ** to go through the relevant procedures.