🇰🇷Set Up Your US Company from South Korea. No SSN, No Visit.

No. The entire process is done remotely from South Korea. You do not need a US visa or travel. We handle all filings electronically.

The US-South Korea Tax Treaty prevents double taxation on the same income. A single-member LLC is tax-transparent in the US, and you report income to the NTS with credits for any US taxes paid.

Delaware is preferred for South Korean founders seeking US venture capital. Wyoming is ideal for bootstrapped businesses with its low fees ($60/year) and strong privacy protections.

Yes. US Stripe is fully available to US LLCs. You can accept credit card payments in 135+ currencies with funds deposited to your US bank account.

Yes. A single-member LLC owned by a South Korean resident must file Form 5472 and Form 1120 with the IRS annually, even if no US taxes are owed. We can help you with this.

Yes. We help you open a US business bank account entirely online. Many South Korean founders use Mercury or Relay for their US LLC banking needs.

Yes. A Korean corporation can be the member of a US LLC. This is a common structure for Korean companies expanding into the US market. Consult both US and Korean tax advisors.

You can use Wise (TransferWise), direct wire transfers, or Korean banking services to send funds from your US bank account to your Korean bank account at competitive rates.

LLC formation takes 3-7 business days. EIN application takes 2-4 weeks for non-US residents. Bank account setup adds 1-2 weeks. Most South Korean founders are operational within 6 weeks.

An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is the most popular type of US company for non-residents. It combines personal liability protection with tax flexibility. Unlike a corporation, an LLC offers pass-through taxation, meaning the business itself is not taxed separately.

Yes. This is one of the biggest advantages of forming a US company. With a US LLC and US bank account, you get a full US Stripe account with lower fees, more features, and the ability to accept USD payments globally.

Yes. You do not need a Social Security Number to open a US business bank account. Your EIN, LLC formation documents, and passport are sufficient. We help you through the entire process.

Yes. US LLCs are open to non-citizens and non-residents. You do not need a US visa, Green Card, or Social Security Number. Thousands of South Korean founders form US companies each year.

Yes. You can operate your US LLC entirely from South Korea with no physical office in the US. Your registered agent provides the required US address. Many South Korean founders run their US companies fully online.

Yes. We help you open a US business bank account entirely online from South Korea. You need your LLC, EIN, and passport. No SSN required.

We handle the entire EIN application process for you. We prepare and submit IRS Form SS-4 on your behalf. No SSN is required for non-US residents. Your EIN is typically issued within 2-4 weeks and is needed for opening a US bank account, filing taxes, and hiring contractors.