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[March, 2025] K-ASIC Hosts U.S. Immigration Law Seminar for Korean Semiconductor Companies

  • Mar 18
  • 2 min read

On March 5, 2025 (PST), the Korea AI & System IC Innovation Center (K-ASIC) hosted a live-streamed seminar titled “Immigration Law Strategies Under a Potential Trump Administration: Implications for Korean Semiconductor Companies.” The session was held both onsite at the Innovation Space in Silicon Valley and virtually via Zoom for participants in Korea, drawing representatives from 13 companies and public institutions.


As part of K-ASIC’s ongoing advisory series, the seminar delivered practical insights into U.S. immigration and employment law, addressing the increasing importance of legal preparedness amid evolving political and regulatory conditions.

Expert Briefing: Navigating U.S. Immigration Strategy

The session was led by Andrew Jin, Managing Attorney at Law Offices of Andrew Y. Jin & Associates, PC, and a legal advisor to K-ASIC. With over two decades of experience in U.S. immigration law, he provided tailored guidance for Korean semiconductor and AI companies preparing for potential policy shifts.

Key topics covered included:

  • Corporate structuring strategies for U.S. market entry

  • Visa pathways relevant to semiconductor firms, including L-1 and H-1B programs

  • Risk mitigation approaches under evolving immigration policies

  • Talent acquisition and retention strategies in the U.S. AI and semiconductor labor market

The session offered actionable legal insights designed to help companies align their expansion strategies with current and anticipated regulatory frameworks.

Strengthening Market Entry and Talent Strategy

The seminar provided critical takeaways for K-ASIC’s resident and member companies, particularly in navigating the complexities of U.S. market expansion:

  • Market Entry Enablement: Practical, case-based strategies for establishing U.S. entities and deploying personnel under appropriate visa categories

  • Talent Strategy Optimization: Insights into recruiting and retaining top-tier semiconductor and AI talent within the U.S. legal framework

  • Proactive Risk Management: Identification of key legal risks and preparation strategies to ensure operational continuity amid policy changes

Ongoing Advisory Support for Global Expansion

K-ASIC will continue to expand its legal and strategic advisory programs through a network of domain experts, providing Korean semiconductor companies with the tools, insights, and institutional support required to build resilient and compliant global operations.


As regulatory environments continue to evolve, K-ASIC remains committed to enabling companies to navigate complexity and scale effectively in the U.S. market.

 
 
 

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