D-8 Visa documents list Korea - D-8 visa specialist

Alex Lee | VISA EXPERT

D-7 / D-8 visa specialist

Mickey Lee | VISA EXPERT

D-7 / D-8 visa specialist

Steve Km | VISA EXPERT

D-7 / D-8 visa specialist

James Kim | Manager

In charge of banks

Lucas Baek | Manager

in charge of tax offices

Rita Li | Manager

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Strengths of Vision Administration Office


	Strengths of Vision Administration Office
1	D-7, D-8 dispatch and investment visa for many years.
2	Experience in handling more than 500 D-7, D-8 visas over the past 4 years.
3	Allocation of five professionals (visas, banks, and personnel).Permission, notary interpretation, business registration card, etc.) Proceed.
4	D-7,D-8 visa processing experience of various nationalities (the United States, China, France, Germany, Uzbekistan, Turkey, Colombia, Singapore, Taiwan, Canada, Japan, Ethiopia, etc.)
5	From the first banking business to the establishment of a corporation, visa, and foreign registration business, all business agencies can be performed based on their rich experience.

D-8-1 Visa


	What is D-8 visa ?
1	Visa that an individual receives by remitting more than KRW 100 million overseas to Korea, establishing a corporation, or investing in a domestic corporation.
2	Visa that an overseas corporation receives by investing more than 100 million won in Korea by dispatching executives and employees of the headquarters.
3	One employee can be dispatched per 100 million won (except when an individual invests)
4	If three or more Korean employees maintain employment for more than six months, one additional person can be dispatched (except if an individual invests).
5	An investment of 100 million won does not necessarily result in a visa, and the necessity of entering Korea must be explained.
6	It takes about 2 months from the start of the establishment of the company to the visa period.
7	The dispatched person must be at least an executive level to make it easier.

Making D-8 visa

○ The procedure for establishing a local corporation is largely divided into four stages..
① Foreign Investment Reporting Procedure
② Company Establishment Registration Procedure (Individual Business Registration Procedure)
③ Business registration procedures (the competent tax office at the address of the established company)
④ Foreign-invested company registration procedure
○ In the case of foreigners, only foreign investment reports before company establishment registration and foreign-invested company registration are added after company establishment registration, and the rest are basically the same as corporate establishment procedures by Koreans.

Once all documents are ready, you can issue a visa or change your qualifications after making a reservation at HiKorea.

D-8 documents required for visa application (in the case of individual investors)


	Documents required for individual investors’ D-8 visa application (additional documents may be required depending on the country and situation). )
1	Application form ( Download )
2	A copy of passport
3	Professional manpower certification documents.
4	Proof of funding sources.
5	Copy of business registration card.
6	List of shareholders.
7	Certificate of registration of foreign-invested companies.
8	Office lease agreement.
9	Foreign exchange purchase certificate.
10	Telegraph documents
11	Details of use of corporate bank account.
12	Corporate tax payment documents.
13	Corporate entity documents, etc.
14	Power of Attorney

D-8 visa required documents (when invested by an overseas corporation)


	For those who are dispatched, additional documents may be required depending on the situation. )
1	Application form (download)
2	A copy of passport.
3	Resume
4	A copy of degree.


	Overseas headquarters documents (additional documents may be required depending on the situation)
1	Copy of business registration card.
2	Dispatch order.
3	Proof of employment
4	The reason for dispatch.
5	Introduction materials from the headquarters.


	Required documents of Korean corporations (additional documents may be required depending on the situation)
1	Copy of business registration card.
2	Copy of the representative ID card.
3	Certificate of registration of foreign-invested companies.
4	Office lease agreement.
5	Foreign exchange purchase certificate.
6	Telegraph documents
7	Details of use of corporate bank account.
8	Corporate tax payment documents.
9	Corporate entity documents, etc.
10	Power of Attorney