Korean KC certification refers to Korean product safety certification system. The production and sales of electrical appliances, information technology equipment, toys, auto parts and other products entering the Korean market must complete the corresponding certification procedures. KC certification fees are calculated by certification laboratories or institutions according to product types, test standards, test duration and other factors, and are part of commercial costs. The specific cost varies according to the type and nature of the product. Generally speaking, small electronic products range from thousands of won to tens of thousands of RMB, while more complex large equipment may cost hundreds of thousands of RMB or more. In addition, KC certification also includes technical document review, factory inspection and other links, which will also generate certain expenses. It should be noted that if the applicant's product fails to pass KC certification, it is necessary to pay the relevant fees for re-inspection and review, which will increase the production cost and commodity cost of the enterprise.
What is the difference between KC certification and ce certification? KC certification refers to the Korean product safety certification system, which requires products to pass relevant certification when sold in Korea. CE certification is a certification system implemented by the European Union for products entering the European market. Although they are all market access certifications, the testing standards, procedures and fees are different.
Korean KC certification is one of the necessary procedures to enter the Korean market. KC certification fees vary with product types, test standards, test duration and other factors, generally ranging from thousands of won to tens of thousands of RMB. Applicants need to choose a formal certification laboratory or institution for certification to ensure that the products meet the relevant standards.
Legal basis:
Passport Law of the People's Republic of China Article 5 Citizens who go abroad for non-official reasons, such as settling abroad, visiting relatives, studying, working, traveling and engaging in business activities, shall apply for an ordinary passport to the exit-entry administration of the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level where their household registration is located.