OASIS Program Overview

Day 1 (8h) curriculum

• Orientation and course introduction
• Immigration law and OASIS overview (2.0)
• Understanding Korean society basics (2.0)
• IP system introduction (2.0)
• Invention and problem-solving (2.0)

Day 2 (4h) curriculum

• Idea sharing and presentation (practice) (2.0)
• Invention report and drawing (practice) (2.0)
• Survey and completion

Goals

• Build foundational literacy for foreign entrepreneurs in stay and tech startup preparation
• Understand invention and idea discovery and basic application procedures for future IP applications and linkage to OASIS-2·3

Day 1 (4h) curriculum

• Orientation and course introduction
• Korean society deep dive 1 (2.0)
• Korean society deep dive 2 (2.0)

Day 2 (9h) curriculum

• Mock IP litigation (3.0)
• IP search and concretization (2.0)
• Copyright (2.0)
• Specification understanding and writing (2.0)

Day 3 (7h) curriculum

• Invention idea creation (2.0)
• IP understanding advanced (3.0)
• IP-based tech startup cases (2.0)

Goals

• Strengthen IP application and utilization through advanced understanding and specification writing
• Build practical startup capacity for patent application (OASIS-3) and commercialization

Support

• Prior art search for IP application
• Selection of patent/utility model/design suited to startup item
• Expert support for application documents and procedures

Scope

• Patent (5 cases): 2,000K KRW per case
• Utility model (5 cases): 1,300K KRW per case
• Design (5 cases): 700K KRW per case

Day 1 (6h) curriculum

• Orientation & Course Introduction
• Understanding Immigration Laws & Regulations (2.0)
• In-depth Understanding of Korean Society 3 (2.0)
• In-depth Understanding of Korean Society 4 (2.0)

Day 2 (8h) curriculum

• Understanding Business Operations & Tax System (2.0)
• Real Estate Practice (Lease Protection, etc.) (2.0)
• Target Marketing Theory & Practice (2.0)
• Business Plan Writing Theory & Practice (2.0)

Day 3 (6h) curriculum

• Understanding Small Business Startup Support Policies (2.0)
• Understanding Startup & Business Management Laws (2.0)
• Investor & Shareholder Presentation Practice (2.0)
• Survey & Graduation Ceremony

Goals

• Improve understanding of Korea's startup environment, relevant laws/systems, and business operations to build a stable startup and stay foundation
• Strengthen practical execution capabilities connectable to incorporation (OASIS-8) and commercialization (OASIS-9) through business plan, marketing, tax, and labor-focused training

Target

• Foreign pre/early-stage entrepreneurs in Chungbuk (OASIS 1–4 graduates preferred)
• Those with a tech startup item and clear intent for incorporation or commercialization

Content

• Expert coaching on location, market research, consumer analysis
• 1:1 mentoring and site visits with alumni and experts to minimize early-stage failure

Operation

• Customized space by stage (screening required)

Support

• Space for preparation and commercialization
• Offices, meeting rooms, shared facilities
• Linkage with education, mentoring, prototyping, commercialization programs
• Networking and partner linkages

Target

• Foreign pre/early-stage entrepreneurs participating in OASIS programs of the Global Startup Immigration Center with a confirmed plan for corporation establishment

Purpose

• Support legal startup steps (incorporation, business registration, visa procedures) and secure proof of incorporation for D-8-4

Support

• Preparation and administrative procedures for corporation establishment

Target

• Selected participants whose commercialization potential has been verified through OASIS-5 mentoring and OASIS-3·8 programs

Purpose

• Verify technical feasibility and market applicability and build a stable commercialization base

Support

• MVP production funding by item type
• Verification of technology and commercialization potential
• Follow-up commercialization and linkage to investment and external projects