Cha & Kwon Law Offices recently provided comprehensive and necessary legal services to Company A, a global network marketing company, in launching its business in Korea.

In order to conduct network sales regulated by the Act on Door-to-Door Sales, any company shall register with a mayor, governor of the province, or the Fair Trade Commission, as well as go through convoluted administrative procedures such as joining a mutual aid association.

Furthermore, a company shall check whether the business model it operated overseas can be used as it is in Korea. Especially since the interpretation of the nature of the product sold may vary depending on the interpretation of national laws by related agencies, an overall review by an expert with diverse and extensive legal expertise is necessary to identify possible licenses that may need to be obtained to operate.

Cha & Kwon Law Offices provides expert knowledge in various legal fields as well as advice based on successful experiences with several overseas companies through seamless communication. For any questions about the license or procedures required to enter the Korean market, contact Cha & Kwon Law Offices.