Apostille Korea Signs Strategic Partnership with Hanoi Law Firm to Accelerate South Korean Business Expansion into Vietnam

Joung Jupil, CEO of Apostille Korea (right), and the representative of the local Vietnamese law firm


SEOUL, South Korea — Apostille Korea (CEO Joung Jupil) announced on the 27th that it has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a premier Hanoi-based law firm to provide comprehensive, end-to-end legal and administrative support for South Korean enterprises entering the Vietnamese market.

The strategic agreement directly addresses surging Korean investment demand amid deepening bilateral economic ties. The partnership holds strategic significance by proactively establishing institutional, legal, and administrative foundations for Korean companies expected to bid on major national infrastructure initiatives in Vietnam, including nuclear energy development, high-speed railway projects, and utility-scale solar and renewable energy programs.

An Integrated One-Stop Corporate Solution

Through this partnership, Apostille Korea delivers a unified, full-cycle corporate entry platform. Previously, expanding enterprises faced fragmented workflows—relying on disconnected local agencies for legal, administrative, and document verification procedures. The new framework consolidates these channels into a single, high-efficiency gateway covering:

  • Corporate Setup & Licensing: Fast-tracked processing of Investment Registration Certificates (IRC) and Enterprise Registration Certificates (ERC).

  • Financial & Tax Infrastructure: Corporate bank account opening, initial capital contribution compliance, and local tax structuring.

  • Labor & Immigration Compliance: Expatriate work permits, investor visas, residency clearances, and local employment compliance.

  • Procurement & Contracting: Detailed review of cross-border procurement frameworks and subcontracting agreements for major state projects.

  • Risk & Dispute Management: Preventive legal audits, compliance verification, and dispute mitigation.

Local Expertise with Dedicated Korean-Desk Support

The Hanoi-based legal partner brings extensive experience advising multinational corporations and executing foreign direct investment (FDI) mandates. Equipped with a dedicated Korean-speaking legal team, the firm holds a proven track record across manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, information technology (IT), and food and retail franchising.

"Vietnam has emerged as a high-growth hub for South Korean businesses, propelled by global supply chain realignment, domestic industrial upgrading, and ambitious green energy expansion," said Joung Jupil, CEO of Apostille Korea. "By integrating legal advisory, administrative management, multilingual translation, and document legalization, we eliminate early-stage market entry friction and assist enterprises in securing long-term operational stability."

He added: "We will introduce standardized project execution manuals, localized contract templates, and multilingual legal documentation for immediate enterprise deployment. This MOU elevates Apostille Korea beyond conventional document legalization into an all-inclusive strategic partner for overseas expansion—serving as a critical legal bridgehead for Korean participation in Vietnam's flagship national projects."

Upcoming Initiatives

The two organizations will co-host "Vietnam Investment Entry Seminars" and "Practical Corporate Incorporation Briefings" in South Korea. The sessions will provide real-time regulatory intelligence on Vietnam’s Investment Law, tax and labor code revisions, state infrastructure bidding procedures, and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) frameworks, establishing an end-to-end advisory pipeline from pre-investment due diligence to post-incorporation operational governance.


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