​💡 Step-by-Step Guide to Business Plan Writing for Korea’s Startup Special Visa (D-8-4S)🚀

​A Practical Support Session for Non-Korean Startup Founders

​Are you a non-Korean founder planning to start a business in Korea? 👋 This session is designed specifically for entrepreneurs like you who are preparing to apply for the Startup Korea Special Visa (D-8-4(S)) — the visa track focused on business feasibility and innovation, not academic credentials or OASIS points. 

​‼️To apply for this visa, a well-prepared business plan is mandatory. K-Startup Navigator program will focus on helping you prepare a competitive submission.

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​🧐 Why Attend This Session?

​📑 Tailored Guidance for the D-8-4(S) Visa Application

​Understand the visa’s key features, application steps, and how to write a business plan that meets the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ evaluation criteria (feasibility, innovativeness, growth strategy, team capability, and market entry plan).

​💬 Business Plan Review & Coaching

​Get expert feedback on your draft — or build your plan from scratch with our structured guidance.

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​💼 What Will Be Covered

​📋 Business Plan Structure Breakdown

​We’ll walk you through how to structure your business plan based on the official evaluation criteria — from clearly identifying the problem to mapping out your market entry strategy in Korea.

​🛠 Pitch Preparation & Screening Tips

​Get practical guidance on how to prepare for the 10-minute presentation and 5-minute Q&A session with the official evaluation committee — including what they’re really looking for.

​🌍 Visa-Oriented Planning for Non-Koreans

​Understand how to tailor your plan to meet the requirements of the D-8-4(S) visa, even if you haven’t set up a company in Korea yet. Perfect for overseas applicants.

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​‼️ If you already have a business idea or plan, we can provide focused feedback to help refine it and connect it with relevant support programs. ✨