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현지 회사설립과 비자 안내를 현지국 변호사들과 함께 국제법률연구원이 개발한 온라인 법인설립 서비스인 "오이오스(OIOS)" 로 지원하고 있습니다.
Taste different solution. 차원이 다른 해법을 경험해 보세요.
52개국 현지로펌과 해외진출지원 토탈서비스인 국제법/현지국 법률정보 제공, 해외법인 및 해외지사 설립, 국제계약 검토, 현지기업 인수합병을 지원하고 있으며, 현지국에 설립된 법인의 운영을 대행해 드리며 번역과 통역을 지원을 하고 있습니다.
(참고.http://www.ilri.co.kr/establishment.htm )
무료상담은 이메일info@ilri.co.kr 로 가능하니 참고해 주세요.
■ 전화상담: 10만원 (Phone consultation: USD 100)
■ 국제법률연구원 서비스 비용 안내 링크: http://www.ilri.co.kr/community2.htm?board_no=388
국제법률연구원 International Legal Research Institute - Korea.
Tel. [+82] (0)10-5295-0621, (0)2-557-3476
Website. www.ilri.co.kr
Email. info@ilri.co.kr
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We discussed the possibility of a local alliance with Philippine local law firm to service our clients in the Philippines. As a general rule, Philipine local laws allow us.
Summarized answers regarding incorporation in the Philippines by a Korean company engaged in service, distribution, sale, importation and exportation of products are below.
1. What is the minimum capital for a foreign company to incorporate in the Philippines?
Minimum capital requirements for a company with foreign equity depend on two factors, namely, the nature of the business and the market for the business. An export-oriented company needs only a minimum capital of P5,000.00; a company organized for the wholesale domestic market that is more than 40% foreign-owned is required to have an inwardly remitted capital of P250,000.00. However, depending on the precise range of services your client may provide, we may recommend a business structure under Philippine law so that they may be able to establish their company presence in the Philippines.
2. What documents will be required to establish a company in the Philippines?
The foreign entity will need to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a branch office or incorporate a wholly owned subsidiary. The SEC requires for this purpose the submission of several documents, forms, and bank certificates of deposit.
3. What documents would be required to secure long term business residence permits?
Business-related visas for clients officers who will be working in the Philippines. These visas will be secured in connection with the establishment of the local company for client.
After incorporation of the Philippine company, we shall provide the Department of Foreign Affairs with the company's Certificate of Incorporation, its articles and By-laws, as well as the Secretary's Certificates that client's officers are entering the country in connection with their work in the Philippine company.
4. What is the processing time for incorporation, business registration and securing of visa?
From the time that the capital requirements have been inwardly remitted to the Philippines, incorporation would take approximately three (3) weeks, business registration will take two (2) weeks, while securing a visa would take at least one (1) month. Depending on the nature of client's business, we may also apply for secondary licenses required by the Philippines government for specific industries, which will have their own periods for registration.
5. What are the professional fees that we will charge for incorporation?
Our office charges fees on based on hours worked. We charge professional fees for the incorporation of Philippine companies in behalf of foreign clients at the following rates:
Professional fee for Incorporation USD$2,000.00
Deposit for expenses USD$500.00 |
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