What are the requirements for Korean entrepreneurial immigrants?

South Korea promulgated the Foreign Investment Promotion Law on 1998, which changed the direction of foreign investment policy from "restrictive" and "regulatory" to "open" and "supportive", and made unremitting efforts to promote foreign investment and introduce foreign capital. To this end, the Korean government will focus on expanding the scale of foreign investment, implement preferential policies centered on investment, and attach importance to the introduction of large-scale foreign investment.

The strategic focus of the policy of introducing foreign capital has gradually shifted to improving the quality of investment. The foreign investment policy recently formulated and implemented pays more attention to attracting investment from high value-added industries, improving the quality of investment, enabling foreign investment to ensure the global competitiveness and growth potential of the Korean economy, creating employment opportunities, and making every effort to make Korea among the global 10 investment powers.

Therefore, in order to promote foreign entrepreneurs in South Korea, South Korea divides the location of foreign venture capital and foreign capital introduction into foreign investment zones, economic free zones and free trade zones. According to the investment area, they are different in site selection qualification and industry introduction, and they also provide various preferential policies.

Therefore, in order to promote entrepreneurship, South Korea not only provides various preferential policies, but also provides entrepreneurial visas, which can be transferred to permanent residence after five years, and the application conditions are extremely simple compared with other countries.

Application conditions: 1. Investment exceeds 1 100 million won. If there are multiple investors, the total investment must reach more than 65,438+00% of the total investment.

2. The company needs practical operation.

3. The applicant has no bad record in Korea.

Application process: signing a contract (evaluating whether the applicant meets the requirements) → preparing materials (notarizing certification materials, making business plans, etc. ) → Establish a company (register a company) → Submit a visa (apply for a business start-up visa).

The process of establishing a company is as follows:

Starting a business in Korea is not only simple in process, but also uncomplicated in materials. Only investment declaration and company registration are required &; Industrial and commercial registration, only investment can complete it! A country that welcomes foreigners to start businesses, with full support from various preferential policies, choosing South Korea to start businesses is a brand-new choice on the road! ! !

Advantages: 1 The starting point of investment amount is low, starting from 1 100 million won (about 600,000 RMB)!

2. For the requirements of no employees, annual sales, tax payment, etc., the renewal of insurance only needs the actual operation of the company!

3. The applicant has no requirements such as age, educational background, business background, financial statement, etc. It has an absolute advantage for those young people who want to start a business in Korea!

You can travel around Korea without any geographical restrictions. You can choose to open a company anywhere in Korea. First recommend Seoul!

5. Spouse+children (minors) can apply for a reunion visa and enjoy local benefits (education, medical care, etc.). ) After being signed!

6. The Korean government strongly supports foreign investment and actively gives various preferential policies, including tax reduction and exemption, subsidies, site selection and so on!