Korea KC certification refers to the Korean product safety certification system, which must be completed for the production and sale of electrical appliances, information technology equipment, toys, automotive parts and other products entering the Korean market.KC certification fees are calculated by the certification laboratory or organization based on the type of product, the test standard, the length of the test, and other factors, which are part of the cost of doing business. The exact cost varies depending on the type and nature of the product, and generally ranges from a few thousand won to tens of thousands of dollars for small electronic products, while more complex and large-scale equipment may cost hundreds of thousands of dollars or even more. In addition, KC certification also includes technical document review and factory inspection, which will also incur certain costs. It should be noted that if the applicant's product does not pass the KC certification, the applicant will need to pay the relevant fees again for re-testing and auditing, which will increase the company's production costs and cost of goods.
What is the difference between KC certification and CE certification? KC certification refers to the Korean product safety certification system, which requires products to be certified for sale in Korea, while CE certification is the European Union's certification system for products entering the European market. Although both are market access certifications, the testing standards, procedures and costs are different.
Korea's KC certification is one of the necessary procedures to enter the Korean market, and the cost of KC certification varies depending on the type of product, testing standards, and length of the test, generally ranging from a few thousand won to tens of thousands of dollars. Applicants need to choose a formal certification laboratory or organization for certification to ensure that their products comply with the relevant standards.
Legal basis:
Article 5 of the Chinese People's **** and the State Passport Law Citizens who go abroad for non-official reasons such as settling in a foreign country, visiting relatives, studying, taking up employment, 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 of the place where their household registration is located by themselves.