1. No less than one shareholder (no nationality restrictions);

2. No less than one legal representative (Representative Director) (no nationality restrictions);

3. No less than one auditor (no nationality restrictions).

Notes:

1) If the individual shareholder and the Representative Director of the Korean company are the same person, the company shall appoint an additional auditor;

2) If the individual shareholder and the Representative Director of the Korean company are different persons, the company is not required to appoint an additional auditor;

3) Where the shareholder is a corporate entity, the Korean company may appoint one or more Representative Directors and is exempt from appointing an additional auditor.

1. At least one shareholder (no nationality restrictions);

2. At least one legal representative (Representative Director) (no nationality restrictions);

3. A natural-person shareholder may concurrently serve as both shareholder and legal representative.

Minimum registered capital: 100 million Korean won, equivalent to approximately 510,000 RMB.

For joint ventures with Korean individuals or Korean enterprises where a Korean party acts as the company’s representative, capital contribution shall be paid‑in. Both parties may determine the paid‑in amount independently, which can be 10 million KRW, 20 million KRW or higher.

Note: The full amount of 100 million KRW must be paid in full if an application for the D‑8 visa will be submitted at a later stage.

1. Power of Attorney for Foreign Investment Declaration (drafted by our company, subject to notarization and South Korean consular authentication / Apostille certification)

2. Scanned copy of the Business License

3. Scanned passport copy of the legal representative of the shareholder company

4. Shareholder List / Equity Structure Chart (affixed with the company official seal and marked with the issuing date)

5. Scanned passport copy of the majority shareholder

1. Power of Attorney for Foreign Investment Declaration (prepared by our company, requiring notarization as well as South Korean consular authentication / Apostille certification)

2. Scanned copy of passport

1. Appointment Letter (drafted by our company, to be notarized and authenticated by the South Korean Consulate / apostilled)

2. Seal Registration Statement (drafted by our company, to be notarized and authenticated by the South Korean Consulate / apostilled)

3. Scanned copy of passport (to be notarized and authenticated by the South Korean Consulate / apostilled)

4. Scanned copy of ID card (to be notarized and authenticated by the South Korean Consulate / apostilled)

5. Power of Attorney (to be notarized and authenticated by the South Korean Consulate / apostilled)

1. Photocopy of Korean national ID card (주민등록증사본)

2. Two copies of Resident Registration Abstract (주민등록등본)

3. Two copies of Seal Certificate (인감증명서)

4. Physical personal seal (인감도장): the seal registered on the Seal Certificate (the personal seal can be mailed back after company registration commences)

Note: All documents above shall be issued within three months; expired materials need to be resubmitted.

1. Appointment Letter (drafted by our company, subject to notarization and South Korean consular authentication / Apostille certification)

2. Photocopy of passport (subject to notarization and South Korean consular authentication / Apostille certification)

1. Photocopy of Korean Resident ID Card (주민등록증사본)

2. Two copies of Resident Registration Certificate (주민등록등본)

3. Two copies of Seal Certificate (인감증명서)

4. Physical personal seal (인감도장): the seal registered on the Seal Certificate (the personal seal can be returned by post after the company registration procedure starts)

Note: All the above documents must be issued within three months; expired documents shall be resubmitted.