Declarant of record
Name the Korean owner or broker route that will lodge and support the entry.
DDP shipping · China → South Korea
Treat DDP as a compliance design, not a bundled rate label. The Korean declarant, business and product approvals, tariff basis, origin claim, VAT, inspection exposure, transport leg, and consignee handoff are mapped before acceptance.

door range by selected mode
customs declaration path
standard VAT
owner from pickup to delivery
Korean use case · DDP shipping
An FTA claim needs the correct HS classification, origin rule, and matching certificate; it is not automatic for China-origin cargo. This corridor keeps tariff logic, declaration ownership, and Korean inland movement visible beside the transport choice.
Name the Korean owner or broker route that will lodge and support the entry.
Use Korea–China FTA or RCEP only when the rule and certificate genuinely fit the SKU.
Show tariff, VAT, brokerage, transport, exam risk, and delivery assumptions within the landed offer.
Korea lane evidence
A seller can carry cost and risk only through a legally workable import structure. The proposal names the declarant and lists government charges apart from freight.
| Route / control | Best fit | Planning guide |
|---|---|---|
| Importer structure | Korean importer or customs broker | Confirm first |
| Duty basis | HS code, origin, and preference | Itemised |
| Import tax | 10% standard VAT | Itemised |
| Delivery scope | Released cargo to named address | Included |
Korean declaration pack
Korea Customs describes electronic entry supported, where applicable, by electronic import declaration plus invoice, packing list, B/L or AWB, origin and inspection evidence as applicable. Short transit leaves little room to repair mismatched data after departure.
| Korean entry element | Operational purpose | Control point |
|---|---|---|
| Owner or broker | Korean importer or customs broker | Name before space is booked |
| Transaction invoice | Connect seller, Korean buyer, price, currency, terms, and exact goods | Freeze before departure |
| Package record | Reconcile marks, quantities, mass, and container or AWB allocation | Match at collection |
| Korean declarant arrangement | Establishes who can submit and retain the import record | Before commercial commitment |
| Origin and tariff dossier | Tests an FTA claim and the fallback duty position | During landed-cost modelling |
Korea control sequence
Record the importer, broker, consignee address, receiving rules, sale term, and date the stock must be usable.
Align Korean descriptions, HS basis, origin position, values, permits, and the channel-specific acceptance file.
Collect and verify pieces, secure the ddp shipping cutoff, then issue transport data to the Korean entry team.
Follow UNI-PASS questions, assessment, inspection if selected, terminal availability, and the booked domestic handoff through proof of delivery.
Official references
These authority pages support the customs and marketplace guidance above. Product-specific eligibility still needs a shipment review.
UNI-PASS declaration timing and supporting documents.
Open official sourceOrigin and preferential-tariff guidance for Korea's FTAs.
Open official sourceOfficial Korean VAT rate information.
Open official sourceFAQ
Timing, entry data, importer responsibility, and landed-cost scope.
Use 3–10d for the stated transport range, then schedule collection, origin cutoff, Korean entry acceptance, any examination, and domestic receiving as their own stages. The booking response dates each stage instead of presenting one guaranteed number.
Do not assume so. The declarant, registration, tax, product and recordkeeping position needs Korean professional confirmation. If that structure is not viable, use a named buyer import or another Incoterm.
The declarant transmits the UNI-PASS entry and keeps electronic import declaration plus invoice, packing list, B/L or AWB, origin and inspection evidence as applicable. Which attachments are requested depends on risk screening, classification, origin preference, and the regulator responsible for the goods.
A valid preference can reduce customs duty when its origin rule and certificate are satisfied. It does not erase Korean VAT or regulatory duties. The landed comparison shows the preference assumption and fallback treatment.
Build the Korean ddp shipping lane
Provide the Chinese pickup point, Korean receiver, Product, HS code if known, value, mode, importer status, importer or broker contact, and usable-stock deadline. The response maps transport, UNI-PASS ownership, estimated government charges, and domestic handoff.
Provide the Chinese pickup point, Korean receiver, Product, HS code if known, value, mode, importer status, importer or broker contact, and usable-stock deadline. The response maps transport, UNI-PASS ownership, estimated government charges, and domestic handoff.