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AMCHAM welcomes membership applications from all companies and
individuals with business interests in Korea. Our membership
currently includes Korean and European companies as well as
U.S. firms. Before applying for membership, please determine
which type of membership is most appropriate from the list below.
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Honorary Members are entitled to
all membership privileges, except the right to hold office and
vote, and they are exempt from the payment of entrance fees
and membership dues. Such membership will cease on departure
of the member from Korea unless continued through a resolution
of the Board.
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Company Membership is available
to the following legal entities, partnerships, associations
and sole proprietorships which are established in, or have a
relationship with Korea, and who are either:
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American owned
or controlled firms |
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Other companies
whose principal business activity is, in the opinion of
the Chamber, representing American firms organized and
existing under the laws of the United States or its possessions.
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More than 65 percent of Company Memberships in AMCHAM Korea
must be American owned or controlled firms.
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Companies or organizations which
do not qualify for Company Membership under the terms above,
but whose membership, in the opinion of the Chamber, would be
mutually beneficial, can be Special Company Members. Such members
receive all rights and privileges of Company Members except
the right to hold office or vote. Annual dues are the same as
for Company Members, but the initial fee is waived.
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Any United States citizen residing
in Korea who is or has been engaged as an individual in business
or a profession can qualify to apply for Individual Membership.
However, a U.S. citizen employed by a firm eligible for membership
may not apply for Individual Membership.
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Any individual whose firm has a
Company, Special Company or Special Membership is qualified
to apply for a Company Associate Membership.
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Any United States citizen or organization
engaged in charitable, educational, government, cultural, fraternal
or religious activities which are non-profit, is qualified to
apply for Special Membership.
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Legal entities, associations, sole
proprietorships or individuals who would otherwise be qualified
for Company or Individual Memberships, but are not residing
in Korea, or do not maintain a representative in the greater
Seoul area as determined by the Chamber, are qualified to apply
for Non-Resident Membership.
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Young Professional membership is
open to any young professional working for a non-American, non-member
company but nevertheless holding a viable interest in Chamber
activities. YP Members do not qualify for a base pass nor are
they allowed to vote or hold office.
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We now accept membership applications
on-line. Invoices are sent out after your membership... |
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