Available Solutions based on your request:
South Korea Investor Visa
Residence by Investment Programs
Region:
Asia
Country:
South Korea
Program Final:
Resident visa with a potential pathway to permanent residency after maintaining the qualifying investment for at least 5 years, and possible later citizenship subject to meeting South Korea’s separate naturalisation, residence, language, integration, and eligibility requirements.
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
2
Education:
N/A
Price:
A typical budget for South Korea Investor Visa includes government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. For planning purposes, clients often work around $375,000 USD as a starting estimate, but actual totals vary by family size, route mix, and legal or due-diligence scope. Contact us for a custom quote.
Investment
requirements:
Minimum investment of KRW 500,000,000 (about USD 375,000) in designated real estate, public business, or development projects; higher in certain regions
Dependents:
Family inclusion rules for this program are confirmed case by case; contact us for the current requirements.
Description:
South Korea’s Investor (Immigrant Investor) Visa program targets high-net-worth individuals seeking residency through significant financial investment. Applicants can obtain an F-2 long-term resident visa with a qualifying investment in designated real estate, public business, or government development funds. After maintaining the investment for at least 5 years, they may become eligible for permanent residency (F-5).The program is designed for individuals looking for medium-to-long-term residency in a stable and advanced Asian economy, with pathways for family inclusion. No language or education requirements apply initially, but basic language or integration requirements may apply for permanent residency later.Key advantages include the possibility of path to PR without continual physical presence and a well-defined investment structure. Main limitations are relatively high financial thresholds, limited investment options geographically, and administrative complexity.