Find directors and officers

    South Korea company director search — find directors and officers

    Source-cited registry guidance — access and document fees vary by source.

    Search DART / Supreme Court Registry at the official source

    DART is a disclosure source, not a complete register of every Korean business. For legal registration evidence, distinguish disclosures from the Supreme Court registration service.

    Open official portalRequest a record check

    Official access and fees vary. A human request is an enquiry, not a guaranteed extract or completed purchase.

    Reviewed by LemReveal Research TeamContent reviewed June 2026Primary source: DART / Supreme Court Registry

    How do I find the directors and officers of a company in South Korea?

    To research company directors in South Korea, identify the exact company in DART / Supreme Court Registry at https://dart.fss.or.kr, then check available officer records, extracts or filings. Coverage, access and fees vary by entity and source. A named officer is not automatically an owner or an authorised signatory for every transaction.

    Step-by-step

    1. 1

      Search the entity in DART / Supreme Court Registry

      Go to https://dart.fss.or.kr and search by name or registration number.

      https://dart.fss.or.kr
    2. 2

      Find available officer evidence

      Inspect the available officers section or relevant filing. Where the profile omits officers, check official document options and access rules; do not infer missing appointments.

    3. 3

      Record the role and dates

      Preserve the source's role description, appointment or resignation date where supplied, and the filing date. Directors, managers, representatives and beneficial owners are not interchangeable roles.

    4. 4

      Check the document's scope

      Save the source URL and retrieval date. If the decision requires signing authority or a certified document, check those requirements separately; an officer-name match alone is not sufficient.

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    South Korea: choosing and checking the right record

    Choose the correct source
    Use DART for corporate disclosures and filings in its scope. For a legal registration check, consult the relevant registration service rather than assuming every small Korean business must appear in DART.
    Confirm the entity
    Keep a DART company code separate from a corporate registration number and a business registration number. Compare the Korean legal name and the entity behind an English brand name.

    Check current access and document options on the official DART / Supreme Court Registry site. For search limitations and missing-result guidance, see the South Korea registry guide.

    Frequently asked questions

    Are South Korea company directors public information?

    Check the exact entity's available DART / Supreme Court Registry record and official document options. Public officer coverage and disclosed personal information vary; neither every entity nor every appointment is necessarily accessible free of charge.

    How do I check a company's directors in South Korea?

    Confirm the registration number first, then inspect available officers or relevant filings on DART / Supreme Court Registry (https://dart.fss.or.kr). Record roles and dates only where supplied; distinguish a current officer entry from an older filing.

    Can I run a directorship search by a person's name in South Korea?

    Most registers, including DART / Supreme Court Registry, index by company rather than by person. The reliable route is to open each company's record and read its officer list. Where a register does offer an officer-name index, it appears as a separate search on the official site.

    Where can I find a South Korea company's board free of charge?

    Start with the public information available on DART / Supreme Court Registry (https://dart.fss.or.kr). If officer information is not supplied, check whether an official extract or filing is required and what it costs. Free access is not universal.

    How current is director data on DART / Supreme Court Registry?

    Check the appointment dates, document dates and source retrieval date where available. Reporting delays, historical filings and cached results can differ from the current appointment state; do not describe an old document as a live officer list.

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    Is the South Korea company register free to search?

    Yes. Basic company lookups on the DART / Supreme Court Registry are free — you can search by company name or registration number, view legal status, registered address and (usually) directors at no cost. Some jurisdictions charge a small fee only for downloading full filed documents.

    What is the official South Korea business registry?

    The DART / Supreme Court Registry is the official public register of companies incorporated in South Korea. It is operated by the government and is the primary source cited on this page — https://dart.fss.or.kr.

    Are South Korea company directors public information?

    Yes. South Korea legally requires companies to disclose their current directors / officers on the DART / Supreme Court Registry. This is public, free to look up, and typically shows name, appointment date, and role. Home addresses are usually redacted; a service address is shown instead.

    How current is director information on the DART / Supreme Court Registry?

    Directors and officers must be updated within a statutory window of any change — usually 14 to 30 days depending on the jurisdiction. What you see on the register is legally required to reflect the current position.

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