Foreign nationals need a VISA to stay in Korea.
Among them, there are types of visas that can be obtained through investment, and there are those who need to consider this, and there are cases where you need to invite people to bring.
There is a case where one employee was invited with a D8 visa and his wife and three children were all applied for at once with an F3. So today, I will explore the "D8 visa, F3 eligibility requirements and 5-person invitation case".
This VISA grants eligibility to stay when various conditions such as eligibility requirements under the Foreign Investment Promotion Act and possession of a certain level of intellectual property rights are met.
There are a total of four types, so you need to understand the requirements and obtain them.
D-8-1 can be issued by investing more than 100 million won in an existing Korean corporation or a place being established. Also, it applies if you own more than 10/100 of the total number of shares that have voting rights in the company or if you own shares in the corporation and have an executive dispatch contract.
D-8-2 can be obtained by people preparing to run a venture company who hold intellectual property rights through venture investment or have excellent technical skills.
D-8-3 Personal business investment is a visa that can be issued to a foreigner who has invested in a business run by a Korean national, the investment amount is more than 100 million won, owns more than 10% of the total investment of the invested company, and is registered as a co-representative with a Korean on the business registration certificate.
D-8-4 Technology entrepreneurship is a visa that can be issued to foreigners who have obtained a Associate Degree or higher in Korea, obtained a bachelor's degree or higher overseas, or are foreigners recommended by the head of a related central agency who have intellectual property rights or equivalent technology, have established a Korean corporation, completed corporate registration, and completed business registration.
You have to bring their children while bringing one employee with a D8.
To bring children, you need an F-3 accompanying visa.
If you can prove that you are a family and prepare well through apostille and consul confirmation with all necessary documents, you can get permission.
The F-3 accompanying visa is a visa issued to the spouse and minor children of those who hold a visa included in the D-1 (Culture/Arts) to E-7 (Specific Activities) visa.
If you only have a spouse in Korea, it can be issued through the invitation of the spouse, and if you apply for a visa issuance recognition with a visa from D-1 to E-7, you can apply for an F-3 visa at the same time as the visa issuance recognition application,
so you can get a visa from your home country from the beginning and enter Korea together.
It is advantageous for those who want to enter the country with their spouse or minor children to apply for an F-3 visa at the same time as applying for visa issuance recognition.
The most important document when applying for an F-3 visa is a document that can prove the relationship between the two, which is a marriage certificate and a family relationship certificate issued in your home country.
Now that we have informed you about the requirements for the D-8 visa and the F-3 visa, you just need to prepare the documents and apply.
we have applied for a visa issuance. It is in receipt.
The approval period is determined depending on the screening of immigration, and it varies by immigration office. If it proceeds cleanly without a request for supplementation, it usually takes about two weeks, and in some cases, it is approved within 10 days.
ALL VISA KOREA Administrative Attorney's Office is responsible for everything from application to review process, and receipt of alien registration card issuance after issuance so that clients can concentrate on their work.
We will strive to ensure that there are no disruptions in our clients' business based on thorough and detailed job processing, honest and sincere work attitude.