Korea compliance screening
Do You Need a Domestic Representative in South Korea?
Answer a short set of questions to receive a preliminary, non-binding indication across five Korean domestic-representative regimes.
Preliminary Korea compliance screening
Check whether your company may need a domestic representative in South Korea
Answer a short series of questions about your company, Korean presence, activities and scale. The simulator will screen five Korean domestic-representative regimes and link you to the relevant service page.
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What this quick check covers
The simulator screens AI, e-commerce, PIPA, telecommunications and game-industry domestic-representative requirements. It asks only the law-specific threshold questions relevant to the activities you select.
- AI Domestic Representative
- E-commerce Domestic Representative
- PIPA Domestic Representative
- Telecommunications Domestic Representative
- Game Industry Domestic Representative
Screening completed
Preliminary screening result
Understanding the screening
How to use your result
The simulator is designed as an initial business and compliance screening tool. It helps identify which Korean representative regimes deserve closer review, but it does not make a final legal determination.
- Likely required means the selected facts appear to satisfy the principal configured conditions and should be confirmed before appointment.
- Must check means an important fact is unknown, classification is uncertain, or a regulator has contacted the company.
- Likely not required is not a legal clearance. Changes in users, revenue, traffic, activities, corporate structure or official guidance may change the outcome.
- More than one Korean domestic-representative regime may apply to the same foreign company.
Need a fact-specific review?
Share the result and the relevant company facts with Agent Direct. We can help clarify the applicable regime, the permitted appointment structure and the practical next steps in South Korea.