Need a Korean visa?

Visa filings for foreign investors and business owners in Korea depend on paperwork most applicants only deal with once — business registration, investment proof, and the underlying company documents all need to line up before immigration will approve the application.

Where we help

• D-8 investor visa — for foreign nationals investing in or running a Korean company, filed alongside your FDI registration and company incorporation
• Document preparation: certified translation, apostille, and notarization of the foreign documents immigration requires
• Coordination with our administrative-agent (행정사) partners for the visa filing itself

How the visa filing works

1. We review your situation (investment amount, company status, current visa) and map out what's needed.
2. Supporting documents (personal + corporate) are translated, apostilled, and notarized as required.
3. The visa application itself is filed through our administrative-agent partnership.

Visa document turnaround

Document preparation typically takes 3–7 business days; visa processing time depends on the immigration office's current caseload.

Working remotely for a business outside Korea? See the F-1-D digital nomad visa.