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Korea is making enormous efforts
to attract foreign investment. A number of governmental and
regional organizations have been set up to assist foreign investors
with, setting up companies, navigating regulations and all other
aspects of establishing and conducting business in Korea. These
organizations can also help research potential partners, clients
and M&A opportunities and provide a one-stop service for foreign
investors or potential investors in Korea. The list will be
updated as more information becomes available. |
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Description |
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The Commercial
Service of the U.S. Embassy is the first stop for any
American company considering or planning to do business
in Korea. The embassy has detailed, up-to-the-minute information
on regulations, business prospects, market trends and
background information on a host of different topics.
They can also provide advice on marketing, joint venture
establishment, franchising, licensing - almost any aspect
of doing business in Korea. For a business professional's
perspective on Korea, consider an AMCHAM Breakfast Briefing. Embassy
staff occasionally participate to offer the governmental
viewpoint.
Foreign Commercial Service
US Embassy
82, Sejongno, Chongno-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel: (822) 397-4114
Fax: (822) 739-1628
e-mail: Seoul.Office.Box@mail.doc.go
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Invest KOREA is a newly-established arm of the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion
Agency (KOTRA), under the 1998 Foreign Investment Promotion Act, Invest KOREA
assumes a leading position in fulfilling KOTRA's mandated role as Korea's
official investment promotion agency. Through an integrated package of
professional services, Invest KOREA provides a comprehensive service to meet the
foreign investor's every need as a investment one-stop window.
300-9, Yomgok-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel :+82-2-3460-7543/7545
Fax :+82-2-3460-7946/7
e-mail : super@investkorea.org
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| Busan
Foreign Investment Service Center |
Busan Metropolitan
City opened a new branch office of the Busan Foreign Investment
Service Center at the KOTRA Building in Seoul on July
7th. The office provides comprehensive consulting services
relating to foreign investment, ranging from the provision
of investment information and the introduction of investment
opportunities and potential business partners to assistance
with the relevant procedures to address the grievances
of foreign-invested firms.
Busan Foreign Investment Service Center 4th Floor, KOTRA
Building
300-9, Yomgok-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel:+82-2-3460-7883
Fax:+82-2-529-0505
e-mail: ehpark@metro.pusan.kr
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| Seoul
Industry Promotion Foundation |
The Seoul Industry
Promotion Foundation (SIPRO) commenced operations on July
1, 1999 with the mandate of encouraging foreign investors
to invest in Seoul. The organization provides a foreign
investment guide and a one-stop investment service.
SIPRO is a wholly funded agency of the Seoul Metropolitan
Government. The foundation is staffed by personnel with
a wealth of experience in the field of international investment,
officials of the Seoul Metropolitan government and specialists
from the private sector. SIPRO operates the Seoul Foreign
Investment and Trade Center in Seoul City Hall to meet
the foreign investorĄ¯s every need.
Seoul Industry Promotion Foundation 8-145
Yaejang-dong, Chung-gu, Seoul, Korea 100-250
Tel: +82-2-3455-8387/8
Fax: +82-2-3455-8329
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We can now accept membership applications
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