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The Four Major Social Insurances in Korea: Employer Guide

Every employer in Korea must enrol employees in four mandatory social insurance schemes. Foreign companies rarely dispute the requirement. What catches them out is the administration: when enrolment has to happen, who pays which share, and what triggers an adjustment.

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How to set up a company in Korea 2026 version

D-8 Visa Korea: Requirements for Foreign Founders

You can incorporate a company in Korea without ever setting foot in the country. What you cannot do is run it from inside Korea without the right visa. That gap catches a lot of foreign founders by surprise, usually after the entity is already registered and the bank account is open.

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Capital threshold chart for foreign-invested company registration in Korea, showing the KRW 100 million FDI line.

Four Global Hubs, One Big Decision: Where Should You Incorporate?

Four Global Hubs, One Big Decision: Where Should You Incorporate? 🌏

Choosing where to structure your business isn't just a legal formality. It's a strategic move that...

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Korea Business Setup for US Founders: How It Actually Differs From the US

If you've already formed a US LLC, you probably assume you know what "setting up a company" involves — pick a name, file some paperwork, get a tax ID, done within a week or two. That assumption is exactly what trips up most US founders approaching a Korea business setup for the first time.

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Day 0 to 20: The Window Most Founders Don't Know Exists

 

Business registration with the NTS: within 20 days.

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What Founders Asked Us at Our Webinar, and the Honest Answer.

On August 10th, we hosted a webinar withAustCham Koreaon business registration, walking a room full of foreign entrepreneurs through exactly what it takes to legally set up and operate here. It was a great group, genuinely engaged, and one question came up more than any other, in different forms, all through the session:

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The Iceberg of Korean Incorporation

Every founder starts the same way: pick a name, sign a few forms, get a registration certificate."Done".

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Where Money Goes to Multiply: Singapore's Web3 Draw

Operational Substance and Local Presence Requirements

Singapore's asset management landscape continues to attract global fund managers looking for flexible, tax efficient fund vehicles. While the operational, tax, and structural advantages of a Singapore Variable Capital Company make it a premier choice for global capital, successfully launching and scaling a VCC requires careful operational execution. Beyond the initial incorporation and tax incentive applications, fund managers and foreign investors must navigate ongoing substance requirements, operational workflow integrations, and strategic banking partnerships tailored to Singapore's regulatory ecosystem.

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