FDI: Foreign Direct Investment

※ FDI: Foreign Direct Investment

 A foreign direct investment (FDI) is one form of an investment that targets a business in one country from an entity based in another country.
 In case of Korea, A foreign businessman invests to Korean corporation in purpose of having a continuous business relationship by technical cooperation and management participation.

 In other words, the FDI is one of the way to control the business in Korea.
 The foreign businessman manage the business directly so that it differs from type of investment in stocks and different forms of investment capital, such as cash and intellectual property are acceptable.

In order to be authorized as a foreign investment in Korea, total investment fund must be at least 100 million KRW or candidate is required to have 10% or more of total stocks of foreign company.

Foreign Direct Investment Procedure.
① Foreign investment report.
② Investment funds transfer.
③ Establishment of corporation.
④ Registration of corporation and business
⑤ Foreign exchange remittance to Korean bank account.
⑥ Registration of Foreign invested enterprise.

Foreign direct investment is a first step of D8 visa issuance procedure.
And it is quite difficult to follow since each step might be require additional documents or tasks depends on type of business and current condition of company.

In order to ensure that the visa is issued right on time and not to be rejected, it is highly advisable to visit and have consultation with an Visa experts when applying for a D-8 Investment Visa. 

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