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The following are some of the most frequently asked questions about South Korea Company Formation:
How long does it take to incorporate a South Korean company?
How difficult is it to open a corporate bank account for a South Korean company?
Am I required to visit South Korea to incorporate a company there?
What is the minimum number of directors required for a South Korean company?
What is the minimum number of shareholders required for a South Korean company?
Can my company be 100% foreign-owned?
What are the minimum capital requirements for a South Korean company?
Is a South Korean company required to submit an annual tax return and/or financial statements?
What are the tax implications of a South Korean company formation?
What are the main disadvantages of incorporating a South Korean company?

 

 

How long does it take to incorporate a South Korean company?
Setting up a South Korean company can take up to four weeks.
How difficult is it to open a corporate bank account for a South Korean company?
Opening a corporate bank account with a reputable international bank is easy because South Korea is a highly advanced Asian economy.
Am I required to visit South Korea to incorporate a company there?
No. Healy Consultants can legally incorporate your South Korean company without you needing to travel.
What is the minimum number of directors required for a South Korean company?
Under statutory regulations, South Korea Limited Liability Company (LLC) requires a minimum of one director, with no restriction on nationality.
What is the minimum number of shareholders required for a South Korean company?
A minimum of one shareholder is required for a Yuhan Hoesa (limited liability company).
Can my company be 100% foreign-owned?
Yes.
What are the minimum capital requirements for a South Korean company?
A South Korean company requires a minimum share capital requirement of 100 million KRW (approximately US$85,000). 
Is a South Korean company required to submit an annual tax return and/or financial statements?
All South Korean companies are required to submit an annual tax return to the National Tax Service of South Korea and maintain accounts.
What are the tax implications of a South Korean company formation?
A South Korean Company is liable to pay a corporation tax of 20% for the tax base of 200 million Korean Won (KRW). A tax rate of 10% applies if the income is 100 million KRW or less.
What are the main disadvantages of incorporating a South Korean company?
It is complex for foreign investors who have no working knowledge of the Korean language. All documentation needs to be in Korean and translation is very expensive.
Contact Us
For more information on any of our South Korea corporate services, email email@healyconsultants.com or telephone us at (+65) 6735 0120.
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