Where to Issue a Corporate Seal Certificate in Korea — Corporate seal certificates can be issued at court registries, the Internet Registry Office (iros.go.kr), or via online channels. This guide compares each option for foreign-owned Korean entities.
Visa Overview
Court Registry (등기소): In-person issuance with corporate registration card and ID. Internet Registry (iros.go.kr): 24/7 online issuance with public certificate (공인인증서). Government 24: Limited availability for some certificates. Cost: KRW 1,000-2,000 per copy.
Eligibility Requirements
Issuance requires registered company name, registration number, and authorized representative. For foreign directors, the seal must first be registered at the registry office.
Required Documents
Required documents typically include: passport copy, visa application form, color photo (3.5×4.5cm), business registration certificate (or employer documents), employment contract, education and career proof, and supporting financials. Specific documents vary by visa category — VISION ARC verifies completeness for each case.
Application Process
Process: 1) Initial consultation and visa category confirmation 2) Document preparation and translation 3) Apply at consulate (overseas) or immigration office (in Korea) 4) Receive visa and enter Korea 5) ARC registration within 90 days 6) Compliance and renewals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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