Master of Public Administration
Sungkyunkwan University · MBA studies, Caroline University (U.S.)
Chapter 05 · Founder
Tomas Yun helps turn a visa into a real Korea plan.
A visa should lead to a confident business, family and lifestyle plan, not just a stack of documents.
Profile
Tomas Yun, lead administrative attorney.
He focuses on immigration, investment routes, company administration and global client communication.
Immigration expert
Korea Administrative Attorneys Association — immigration expert certification.
Policy funds & subsidies
Certified specialist in policy funds and national subsidies.
Advisory council, 21st term
Democratic Peaceful Unification Advisory Council member.
Tomas Yun’s five working principles.
I begin with the person behind the file.
Every visa plan should be honest enough to withstand review.
A business in Korea needs records, not promises.
Family, company and renewal schedules belong in one map.
My role is to make the next step clear before anxiety grows.
Message
Get your Korea plan organized before you arrive.
Clients rarely need only one document. They need a credible company, a family plan, a renewal calendar, hospital access and someone to keep operations moving after approval.
Visa strategy
Review nationality, investment source, business purpose, family residence plans and prior immigration history together.
Settlement planning
Connect the visa to the reasons clients choose Korea: welfare, medical care, culture, travel, shopping and safety.
Ongoing dashboard support
After approval, business management service and asset management continue in the client dashboard.