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May 2011 World Customs Organization 50 million people Contents Introduction of WCO Single Window Concept WCO Data Model Introduction of KCS KCS Single Window history SW establishment before v after ID: 803793

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Slide1

Single Window

:

Korea Customs Service & World Customs Organization’s experiences

May, 2011

World Customs Organization

Slide2

50 million people

Contents

Introduction of WCOSingle Window ConceptWCO Data Model

Introduction of KCSKCS’ Single Window historySW establishment – before v. after

BenefitsFuture ModelLessons Learned

Slide3

177 Members

WCO Instruments for Trade Facilitation Harmonization of Coding & Data : HS, WCO DM, UCR

Standardization of Procedures : RKC, SAFE FoS

, ISCM Guideline, TRS Customs in 21st

Century New Strategic DirectionIntroduction of WCO

Slide4

SW is to unify interface between Government and Trade Examines regulatory controls through eyes of trader

4 different approachesSingle Window Concept

UN/CEFACTRecommendation 33Facility

for lodging standardized info & docsSingle submissionCBMPart of inter-agency collaboration

Virtual EnterpriseA legal entity with effective virtual presence

Collection of Services

Service

organized into distinct, non-overlapping categories and hierarchies

Slide5

WCO Data Model

CDM

2.0

(

253

Data Set)

C

DM

3.0

(

460

Data Set)

Import, Export, Import Cargo Management, Export Cargo Management

Entry

& Departure, Transportation -Added

Requirement Confirmation Agency’s data & process-Added

CDM1.0

Revised Kyoto Convention

CDM 1.0

Research(`

04)

CDM 2.0 Research(`05)

E-Document Standard Management System`09)

Pilot Project of International

Information Change`08)

DM 3.0Research

Project(`10)

KCS’Standardization

Slide6

WCO Data Model- information design

Form

1.

Export

Declr

.

-> EX1

2.

Import

Declr

.-> IM13. Export Manifest

-> CRE4. Import Manifest -> CRI

5. Entry&Departure-> CONV6. Bonded Trans.

-> TRT

STRUCTURE

DOCUMENT

Making

ITEM

Slide7

FunctionControl goods, vehicles and humans

passing the borderCollect tax such as tariff, VAT, etc.

Establish International transaction order through illegal trade preventionCompile Import-export statistics, revenue statistics, etc

Introduction of KCSOrganization

KCS has: 6 administrative offices (Office of policy development and public relations, Clearance facilitation bureau, Audit policy bureau, Investigation and surveillance bureau, information mgnt

. and Intl. affairs bureau, office of internal audit),

6 Main Customs, 47 Customs House,

5 surveillance post

As

of now

, KCS has a total of 4,299 customs officials

Slide8

Clearance Network-Need for Single Window

Korea National Railroad

2,188

Bonded Warehouse101,502Traders

798Customs Brokers

650Bonded Transport

Operators

869

Tallying Firms

164

Airlines

2,234Freight Forwarders

38Banks

Prior notice to warehouseList of Goods to be surveyed

List of Goods to be transportedConfirming shipment

Cargo arrival noticeHouse B/L data

Import/ExportrequirementsCargo information

69 Government Agencies 1,902Shipping

companies

Manifest data(MFCS)

Cargo information query

Import/export declaration

before arrival

Slide9

KCS’ Single Window History

P

eriod

: AUG ‘05 ~ MAR ‘06

(8 months)

Scale

: 2,600 Mil. KRW (2.16 million USD)

Connection with

8 agencies such as KFDA

and NVRQS

Period

: AUG ‘06 ~ FEB ‘07

(7 months)Scale

: 1,400 Mil. KRW (1.16 million USD)

Connection with 13 agencies (adding 5 more agencies including

KTR)

Period

: JAN ‘08

~ JUL ‘08

(7 months)Scale

: 1,700

Mil. KRW (1.4 million USD)

Improving function and service f

or user convenienceConnection with 15 agencies (adding 2 more agencies such as FITI testing and research institute)

1

st phaseBasic

System

2nd phase

Extended System

3

rd phase

Advanced

System

Single Window

Building the

Single Window System

Extending the Single Window System

Improve the

Single Window system2

31

Slide10

Work Process-Before

Slide11

Work Process-After

Slide12

Single Window

Requirement Verification(approval) applications details

Application Forms to relevant agency

http://portal.customs.go.kr

Clearance Single Window Portal

Slide13

System Configuration

Users

General users

Consigner

/Consignee

Customs Broker

Im/Exporters

Others

Public certificate authority

Internet Clearnace

Portal

(UNI-PASS)

Customs administration information

System (Web

Clearance System)

Linked

processing

Work Processing

Single Window

Information Service

Customized Service

Report form

other government agencies

(44

forms)

Electronic Payment

Statistics

Im

/export clearance

Im

/export logistics

Customs drawback

Electric application

AEO management

User’s own record

Clearance info.

Company and statistic code info.

Preliminary introduction

Personalized webpage

User community

Bulletin board, questionnaire, Q&A

Shared screen, work consultation

Other Government

System (OGA)

Other Government Agency

(

23

Agencies

)

Review on import requirements

Quarantine/ inspection

Electric application

Report of performance

Quarantine

Quality/sanitation management

Research

Various internal tasks

Work processing

Internet

XML

Web/EDI

Brokerage Firms

Import

Declaration

Import-Requirement

Assessment

Import-

requirement

Assessment

Verify the effectiveness

of certificates

Internet

XML

http://portal.customs.go.kr

Slide14

Benefits

1. Simultaneous application for import requirement confirmation and import declaration reduces required time for customs clearance (1 day → Hours)

Reduce logistics cost by shortening clearance time

Cut EDI transmission fee by using Internet Provide better customer service with One-Stop Clearance service Improve service through simplification of application document and items and information sharing

2. Economic Effects

0

Before Single Window

After

Application for import-requirement confirmation → Approval of the application (day

Approval of import-requirement application → Import declaration (day)

Import declaration → Acceptance (Hours)

2 ~ 3

2 ~ 3

1

1:30

1:30

0

Slide15

Benefits

Slide16

Future Model: Background

Expand Single Window-linked agencies and businesses

Connect with external network including export/import logistics and electronic trade network

Adopt international standard including Customs Data Model

Exchange import/export data among customs houses through

global network

Regional

SW A

Regional

SW B

National

SW A

National

SW BGlobalSW

Expanding the scope of Single Window in connection with other single windows under global standards

Slide17

Future Model: Direction

Increase the use rate of the single window system and develop more advance customs-oriented services

Link with external G2B & B2B networks such as the im/export logistics and electronic trade networks

Introduce international standards such as Customs Data Model,

UNeDocs

Implement Global Single Window System (Data exchange with other countries)

e-Customs

contributing to international trade facilitation and safety

Slide18

Lessons Learned

Success Factors

Failure Factors

Strong political support

Completion of e-Customs ProjectSufficient allocation of government budget

Active support from private sectors

Free of charge (internet-based system)

Customer-oriented services

Low maintenance expenses

Phased implementation

Lack of best practices

Compete with other government authorities

Data ownership

Inconsistent government policyData standardization

Inconvenient services at the early stageNot mandatory

Slide19

Thank You !

Soyoung Yang

Korea Customs Serviceyangsy@customs.go.kr

042-481-7951