Hiring an overseas professional, launching a business in Korea, or taking over an existing licensed operation? Find out what administrative checks may be needed, which level of assistance fits, and what your starting fee may look like.

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Tell us your situation and we will review feasibility and where to start, free of charge. We reply within 24 hours on business days. The scope of the free review and paid consultation is explained on our consultation page.

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First time here? Follow this order.

  1. Find the situation closest to yours.
  2. Choose between a Quick Check, Detailed Written Review, or Extended / Filing Support.
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1. Find the situation closest to yours

Open a section to see only the services relevant to that situation.

2. Choose the level of review you need

Start with the free review if you only need to confirm the direction. If you need a written deliverable, choose the scope that fits.

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Quick Check

We review a defined question and limited supporting material, then provide a one-page key-check memo.

The displayed starting fee applies to this basic scope.

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Detailed Written Review

We compare the agreed documents and summarize missing evidence, key issues, and next administrative steps.

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Extended / Filing Support

Additional document preparation or permitted filing support is separately scoped and quoted.

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A paid consultation costs KRW 33,000–55,000 and is credited toward a service you engage afterwards. Full document comparison, formal written opinions, and application drafting or filing support are not included in a Quick Check.

3. See how the review works

  1. Understand the situation and timing: Immigration status, business permits, agreements, key deadlines and planned activities
  2. Compare the relevant records: Job descriptions against qualifications, business operations against registration details, or agreements against evidence
  3. Identify the next steps: Missing documents, procedural questions to confirm, and any separately engaged specialist work