Company Registration & Market Entry
Set Up a Business in Korea or Pakistan
For businesses that want more than a one-off shipment — a registered legal presence on the other side of the corridor.
🇰🇷 Setting Up in Korea
For Pakistani businesses and investors who want a direct presence in Korea rather than trading through intermediaries indefinitely.
- Company registration guidance and required local documentation
- Local representative and registered address requirements
- Bank account and trade-license coordination
- Introductions to relevant Korean chambers and trade bodies
🇵🇰 Setting Up in Pakistan
For Korean or Far Eastern businesses and investors entering the Pakistani market to trade, distribute, or invest directly.
- SECP (Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan) company registration
- WeBOC customs registration for import/export activity
- Chamber of Commerce membership in Lahore, Faisalabad, or Sialkot
- Guidance on local banking, taxation, and compliance requirements
Why Register Instead of Just Trading?
Many businesses start with a handful of shipments handled through us as intermediary, then reach a point where a registered local presence starts to pay for itself — better banking terms, direct supplier relationships without a broker’s markup, eligibility for local tenders and distribution agreements, and, on the Pakistan side, the ability to file directly through WeBOC rather than through a third party.
We don’t push every client toward registration — for occasional or smaller-volume trade, working through us as facilitator is often simpler and cheaper. We’ll tell you honestly which stage your business is at when you ask.
Considering Registering in Korea or Pakistan?
Tell us which country and what kind of business — we’ll outline what’s involved.