South Korea Business Registration Form

Starting a business in South Korea requires navigating through various regulatory requirements, from selecting the right company structure to obtaining your Corporate Registration Number (CRN) and Business Registration Number (BRN). This South Korea Business Registration Form streamlines the entire process by collecting all necessary information in one organized, compliant submission.

Whether you're establishing a Chusik Hoesa (주식회사, stock corporation), Yuhan Hoesa (유한회사, limited liability company), or other business entity, this template guides applicants through company details, registered office information, shareholder composition, capital structure, and tax identification requirements. The form adapts based on company type selection, ensuring you only complete relevant sections for your specific business structure.

How Paperform helps businesses launch in South Korea: With Paperform's conditional logic, the form automatically adjusts required fields based on your company type—foreign investors see different requirements than domestic sole proprietors. Built-in calculations handle shareholding percentages and capital contributions automatically, while file upload fields let you attach required documentation like passport copies, proof of address, and articles of incorporation directly within the form.

For legal firms, accounting practices, and business consultants serving clients across South Korea, this form significantly reduces back-and-forth communication during the incorporation process. You can embed it on your website, send it as a standalone link, or customize the branding to match your firm's identity. Once submitted, use Stepper to automatically route applications to the appropriate team members, trigger follow-up emails based on application status, or sync data directly to your practice management system—turning a complex multi-week process into a streamlined client experience.

Perfect for law firms, corporate service providers, accounting firms, startup accelerators, and government liaison offices handling business registration in the Republic of Korea.