After two successful gatherings that brought together startups, operators, and founders navigating Korea’s foreigner-focused market, SAVJAK Together returns with its third edition.

SAVJAK Together III is an invitation-only B2B meetup for startups and companies serving foreigners in Korea — and for foreign founders building businesses here.

This edition keeps the format focused and intimate, limited to 40 participants, to encourage deeper conversations, practical exchanges, and meaningful connections.

🌏 What is SAVJAK Together III?

SAVJAK Together III is designed for:

• Startups and SMEs building products or services for foreign residents, travelers, or international customers in Korea

• Foreign founders operating businesses in Korea

• Teams working in business development, partnerships, marketing, sales, or operations

• Anyone actively exploring or scaling within the foreigner-focused market

The meetup emphasizes real-world insights, cross-industry dialogue, and peer-level networking — without sales pitches or formality.

🗓️ Event Details

Date: Thursday, January 8, 2026
Time: 4:00 – 7:00 PM
Location: Yeonmujang-gil, Seongsu-dong (exact venue shared after registration)
Language: English or Korean (presenters may choose either)
Capacity: Limited to 40 participants

🤝 What to Expect

• Short company introductions

• Open networking with founders and operators facing similar challenges

• Conversations around acquiring, serving, and retaining foreign customers in Korea

• Opportunities to explore partnerships, collaborations, and shared learnings

Previous SAVJAK editions brought together companies across beauty, healthcare, travel, mobility, education, lifestyle, and tech, leading to ongoing conversations and collaborations.
SAVJAK Together III continues this momentum — with sharper focus and stronger connections.

✍️ Registration

Participation is limited and curated.
Register here to secure your spot:

🔗 https://forms.gle/oA2bPXqT4fp96W5J8

We look forward to welcoming you to SAVJAK Together III and continuing to build a trusted network for businesses serving — or founded by — foreigners in Korea.