Main types of businesses:
Yuhan Hoesa – limited liabilities company Chusik Hoesa – Corporation Hapja Hoeasa - Limited Partnership Hapmyung Hoesa – Partnership The corporate register is managed by the Supreme Court of South Korea and the Ministry of Finance. Search in the online data bases of the register is only possible in Korean.
The main information extract provided from the South Korean registry is the company profile in the registry
Contents of the register:- Full legal name
- Representatives
- Director and proprietors
- Current status (active/inactive)
- Type of business
- Full address
- Additional data
- Certificate of Good Standing – a document attesting that the company is capable of acting and solvent. It confirms the company pursues their commitments and is neither bankrupt nor in debt. Furthermore there is no reorganisation, merger or liquidation taking place
- List of Directors
- Certificate of Registration
Inquiries are processed from 30 minutes.
| Service | Price incl. German VAT 19% | Price excl. VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Price for an Electronic Extract from South Korea | from 71,40 € | from 60,00 € |
| Price for the translation of an Extract from South Korea | from 59,50€ | from 50,00€ |
| Price for an Extract with Apostille without international shipping | from 833,00 € | from 700,00 € |
This document contains basic information about the company at the time of the registration.
The document is requested from the organization's representatives directly. In some cases, we can help you put an apostille on this document. Example of the Certificate of Registration in Korean and English language with an apostille.| Service | Price incl. German VAT 19% | Price excl. VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Price for a Certificate of Registration from South Korea | from 95,20 € | from 80,00 € |
| Price for a Certificate of Registration from South Korea | from 59,50€ | from 50,00€ |
| Price for a Certificate of Registration without international shipping | from 833,00 € | from 700,00 € |
Apostille for extracts from South Korea
South Korea ratified the Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents in 2006.
Therefore, the documents issued in South Korea are subject to a simplified apostilling procedure, thus the documents gain full legal value in Convention member states after certified translation.An extract from the business register of South Korea can be used in order to:
- Obtain detailed information about potential business partners
- Negotiate foreign trade agreements
- File legal claims
- Register legal entities with foreign participation
- Check potential employers
Our Offer:
- Quick and reliable inquiry processing
- Convenient order via online form
- Required document is sent as a PDF-file via e-mail
- Certified translation
- No charge if required information is unavailable
- Apostille for extracts from commercial registers
- Confidentiality and personal data protection
- Quality service and happy customers
Preliminary Check:
We verify whether a commercial register contains information about the company you are interested in, free of charge. Order a preliminary extract and you will receive the following information:- Availability of an entry in a commercial register
- Cost of extract from a commercial register
- Other available documents
- Deadline for discharge
- Cost of apostille
- Commercial register extract sample (if available)

