Hyungsuk Kim is a U.S. immigration attorney whose practice focuses on business immigration, corporate compliance, and global mobility. With extensive experience advising corporate clients and their employees on U.S. immigration matters in both Korea and the United States, Mr. Kim offers a rare combination of cross-border perspective and practical expertise that meets the needs of multinational businesses and their globally mobile workforce. 

Mr. Kim provides strategic, tailored solutions to help employers achieve workforce goals while maintaining full compliance with U.S. immigration regulations. He advises multinational corporations and emerging enterprises on securing nonimmigrant visas, obtaining permanent residence for key personnel, and implementing effective compliance programs. He also counsels foreign companies establishing or expanding operations in the United States, guiding them through corporate structuring, investment planning, and immigration considerations. 

In addition to his business immigration practice, Mr. Kim has significant expertise in investment-based immigration, particularly the EB-5 program. He advises individual investors and project developers on all aspects of EB-5, from structuring qualifying investments to satisfying regulatory requirements for permanent residence. With experience handling both direct and regional center EB-5 cases, he provides clear and practical guidance to help clients successfully navigate the program. 

Having advised on U.S. immigration matters in both Korea and the United States, Mr. Kim is among a select group of practitioners in the U.S. with meaningful experience in both jurisdictions and a deep understanding of global mobility challenges. He has represented clients across diverse industries, including finance, technology, healthcare, manufacturing, and the culinary and beauty sectors, helping organizations and investors achieve their U.S. immigration objectives. 

Prior to joining Kim, Song & Associates, Mr. Kim gained experience at the New York State Supreme Court, Commercial Division, and at a Seoul-based law firm, advising on cross-border corporate and immigration matters.