Media & Activities

DaeYang Immigration appeared on SBS Biz's 'Oh! Good Day' to introduce its AI-powered, customized immigration and visa legal support service for Korean companies and talent expanding overseas. The segment noted that as small and mid-sized companies and startups increasingly go global, visa issues and local regulations remain the biggest hurdles, and explained that DaeYang's AI—trained on authoritative sources such as USCIS and the U.S. Department of State—guides users through visa types and procedures while local attorneys and accountants review and finalize each case for reliability. It also introduced DaeYang's integrated support covering post-visa settlement needs such as housing and children's education.

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Joined the first Korean corporate industry tour of Texas, in which around 30 Korean companies visited Richardson, Dallas, Austin, Taylor, and Houston to assess the state's advantages — no corporate or personal income tax and available investment incentives — and committed to strengthening advisory support spanning visas, entity formation, expatriate assignments, and local hiring.

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DaeYang was the only Korean immigration firm officially invited to the 'FMC 2026 Statesmanship Awards Celebration' in Washington, D.C. At the high-profile event hosted by FMC — a bipartisan policy network of over 800 former U.S. lawmakers — and an accompanying Korea-U.S. economic partnership meeting, the firm joined discussions on visa policy and trade. One of DaeYang's immigration attorneys stressed that Korean companies' U.S. expansion is a supply-chain-wide effort involving smaller partner firms, and raised concerns over B-1 visa interview delays and the need for a dedicated Korean-national work visa category (E-4).

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DaeYang, a team of six experts including U.S. attorneys and accountants, won Forbes Korea's '2026 Best Brand Awards, Chosen by Consumers.' Since its founding in 2009, the firm has built its expertise on proactively managing the risks of complex immigration procedures through tailored strategies, and CEO Jisun Kim was named a 'Global Person of New Knowledge' in 2024. As an official partner of AMCHAM Korea and KITA, DaeYang continues to serve as a key bridge supporting Korean companies' U.S. expansion, going well beyond simple visa processing.

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DaeYang spoke at the 'Doing Business in the U.S. Seminar 2025,' co-hosted by AMCHAM Korea and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI). Amid a rapidly shifting U.S. market-entry environment shaped by reciprocal tariffs (15%), heightened regulatory scrutiny, and shifting industrial policy, the firm addressed the strengthened cooperation in strategic sectors — shipbuilding, semiconductors, space, and AI — announced after the Korea-U.S. summit, and delivered practical guidance on choosing the right visa category, preparing for CFIUS review, navigating tariff and transfer-pricing issues, and maintaining documentation consistency. KCCI also unveiled a new talent platform connecting retired USFK (United States Forces Korea) veterans with Korean companies.

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A feature covering DaeYang's multifaceted work — from behind-the-scenes embassy and USCIS litigation wins to its efforts across the National Assembly and Washington networks to establish the E-4 visa category.

DaeYang Immigration officially welcomed former U.S. Congressman Jay Kim as Chief Advisor and former Houston Consul General Chung Young-ho as Standing Advisor. Jay Kim, the first Korean-American elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, built an extensive network in Washington political circles, while Chung Young-ho supported Korean companies' local expansion across five south-central U.S. states during his tenure as Consul General in Houston. Their appointments add momentum to DaeYang's push to expand Korea-U.S. exchange and establish a dedicated Korean-national work visa (E-4). Citing the ICE raids on Hyundai Motor and LG Energy Solution's Georgia plants, CEO Kim Ji-sun said, "With the two advisors' experience and networks, we will make institutionalizing a dedicated Korean-national work visa a reality."

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DaeYang CEO Jisun Kim was invited onto an SBS Biz news interview as an immigration expert, addressing the resumption of U.S. study visa (F, M, J) interviews and the stricter screening standards now in place. She explained that all study visa applicants are now required to disclose their social media accounts, and proposed permanent residency as an alternative given the inherent limits of non-immigrant status. She noted that as anxiety over study visas grows, inquiries about permanent residency from parents of students studying in the U.S. have risen sharply.

At the '2025 Best Brand Awards, Chosen by Consumers' — co-hosted by Forbes Korea and JoongAng Ilbo in its 14th year, honoring 114 brands from 107 companies and organizations — DaeYang was introduced as a first-time winning 'rookie brand' and received the grand prize in the U.S. immigration and visa law category. The firm was praised for offering differentiated, client-tailored services that go beyond simple visa processing, backed by a team of U.S. attorneys, accountants, tax specialists, investment experts, and legal processing specialists. CEO Jisun Kim personally attended the awards ceremony, demonstrating the firm's leading brand credibility.

At the '2024 Global New Knowledge Certification Ceremony' held by the Global New Intellectual Certification Association at the National Assembly Hunjeong Memorial Hall, DaeYang CEO Jisun Kim was certified as a New Knowledge Person. A total of 76 individuals were newly certified that day across 11 fields including education, architecture, management, culture, and small business, with CEO Kim recognized for contributing to new value creation and national competitiveness through innovation and knowledge sharing.

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Officially recognized for establishing a highly specialized 1:1 visa legal consulting system and maximizing client satisfaction.

Introduced as an expert group with years of experience in overseas visas and immigration, DaeYang received extensive media coverage as a leading firm known for its differentiated 1:1 consulting system and high visa success rate.