D-8-4 Technology Startup visa (OASIS). No minimum capital, but a points-based government startup programme that gates entry through courses and a business-plan review.
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Residence tied to operating the startup, typically renewed in 1–2 year increments contingent on the business surviving; spouse and minor children accompany on F-3 status.
You keep your U.S. citizenship.
No minimum capital, but a points-based government startup programme that gates entry through courses and a business-plan review.
Not legal advice.
If your first permit is issued in 2027 and you keep living there, this is the road.
2 years, renewable for 2 years at a time.
Filed before the old one lapses; renews for 2 years.
Filed before the old one lapses; renews for 2 years.
Five years in Korea on a work status from D-7 to E-7 or on F-2 residence; basic Korean and knowledge of Korean society, shown by completing the KIIP integration programme or scoring 60 or more on the comprehensive assessment; household income at least the previous year's GNI per head. F-2 points-visa holders can apply after 3 years.
With a language test and a civics test.
We never file a tax return. We tell you what applies and brief the professional who does.
$900for your first year as a founding member. Then $399 a year, automatically.Standard first year: $1,200. Everyone renews at $399.One membership, the whole family. Accounts and activation included.
20 steps, from the first paper to the passport. You do 4 of them: send what we ask for, sign, and show up. We run the rest, and keep every permit renewed on time. Accounts and activation are included, whether you move now or keep the plan ready. Accounts depend on provider availability. Government, record and approved third-party charges are extra.
Run it for my family →YOUR FAMILY
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