D-7 Intra-company Transferee Visa

For eligible personnel dispatched from an overseas company to a Korean branch, subsidiary, liaison office, or other qualifying affiliated entity.

D-7 Intra-company Transferee Visa

Visa Overview

The D-7 Visa is for qualifying personnel assigned from an overseas company to work at its Korean branch, subsidiary, liaison office, or other eligible affiliated operation. The exact route depends on the overseas entity, the Korean operating structure, the dispatch relationship, and the applicant’s role.

Processing Time

Varies by Application

Processing time depends on application type, case facts, and document review.

Stay Period

Up to 3 Years at a Time

Official maximum at one time unless otherwise stated. Actual grant may be shorter.

Work Activity

Approved Intra-company Assignment

Activities must remain within the approved scope.

Government Fee

Varies by Application Type

Confirm the current official fee for the exact immigration procedure before filing.

Important Notice

D-7 requires a genuine overseas-company dispatch or qualifying corporate relationship. A Korean employment arrangement alone does not automatically establish D-7 eligibility. Immigration may review the overseas employer, Korean entity, dispatch order, operating funds, workplace, tax records, and actual assignment.

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Eligibility

General Requirements

The exact requirements depend on the application route and the facts of each case. These are general points listed for this status.

  • ✓A qualifying overseas company and Korean branch, subsidiary, liaison office, or affiliated entity relationship.
  • ✓A genuine dispatch / transfer arrangement and an applicant role falling within the applicable D-7 framework.
  • ✓The Korean workplace and business operation must be genuine and supported by the required corporate and operating records.

Documents

Common Document Categories

Check the competent authority’s latest instructions for documents required for your specific application.

  • ✓Application form, passport, and residence card where applicable.
  • ✓Dispatch order or expected-employment / assignment confirmation from the overseas company.
  • ✓Documents proving the Korean branch, liaison office, subsidiary, or affiliated entity.
  • ✓Documents proving the relationship between the overseas company and the Korean entity.
  • ✓Tax, operating-fund, office lease, and business-activity evidence where required.

Process

General Application Steps

These general steps describe the applicant’s process, not a filing service provided by Modical.

  1. 1

    Identify the correct D-7 route and corporate relationship.

  2. 2

    Review the applicant’s overseas employment and dispatch history.

  3. 3

    Review the Korean entity, workplace, and operating evidence.

  4. 4

    Prepare the applicant and company documents.

  5. 5

    Submit the applicable visa or stay application.

  6. 6

    Respond to supplementary or factual-review requests where required.

FAQ

Common questions

Does any transfer from an overseas company qualify for D-7?+

No. The overseas company, Korean entity, dispatch relationship, applicant role, and route-specific requirements must fit the D-7 framework.

Is a Korean office required?+

Immigration may require evidence of the Korean operating entity and actual workplace appropriate to the route. The exact evidence depends on the D-7 category and case.