Core Points - The Hainan Free Trade Port is set to officially launch its customs closure on December 18, 2025, establishing the entire island as a special customs supervision area [3] - A series of innovative measures have been introduced since the release of the overall plan for Hainan Free Trade Port in 2020, laying a solid foundation for the customs closure [3][5] - The policy framework will include a "zero tariff" policy for 74% of imported goods, an increase from the previous 21%, and tax exemptions for goods processed and valued-added by 30% [5][7] Policy Measures - More favorable trade management measures will be implemented, allowing for open arrangements for certain currently prohibited or restricted imports [5][7] - Enhanced passage measures will be established, utilizing eight existing open ports as "first-line" ports for the direct release of eligible imported goods [7] - A high-efficiency regulatory model will be adopted for "zero tariff" goods and those benefiting from relaxed trade management, ensuring smooth implementation of open policies [7] Impact on Trade - Post-customs closure, the flow of goods and people between Hainan and international markets will become more seamless, while connections with the mainland will be more efficient [9] - Most goods, personnel, and transportation means entering or exiting Hainan will continue to be managed under existing regulations, with no additional documentation required for travel to Hainan [9]
海南自贸港将于今年12月18日正式启动封关
Yang Shi Wang·2025-07-23 11:59