冲刺全岛封关！海关创新监管让海南“进出”更自由

Core Viewpoint - Hainan Free Trade Port will enter a new phase of full island closure operation on December 18, implementing a customs supervision special zone with a policy characterized by "one line open, one line controlled, and free movement within the island" [1][2] Group 1: Customs Supervision and Policy Implementation - The customs supervision system will differentiate between regulated and non-regulated goods, allowing most goods to exit through non-customs channels while only specific categories require customs supervision [2] - A series of customs regulatory systems have been established to support high-level open policies, ensuring smooth customs clearance and efficient supervision [2][4] - The customs regulatory framework has been preliminarily established to adapt to the needs of the Hainan Free Trade Port [4][16] Group 2: Infrastructure and Technological Support - Key projects for customs operations, including the Hainan International Travel Health Care Center, have been put into use, and ten "second-line ports" have passed national acceptance [4] - The customs smart supervision platform has been launched, integrating with existing systems to facilitate a streamlined process for goods [4][15] - A credit management system has been established for over 80,000 foreign trade entities in the province, enhancing customs efficiency through reduced inspection rates for AEO enterprises [5][12] Group 3: Operational Readiness and Testing - Multi-departmental tests and simulations are being conducted to ensure operational readiness for the full closure, focusing on optimizing processes and identifying issues [12][13] - The customs has implemented a "pre-declaration + smart diversion + non-intrusive inspection" model to expedite the clearance process for low-risk goods [12] - Pressure tests are being conducted to improve customs efficiency and ensure smooth port operations, with real-time monitoring of the entire process [11][12] Group 4: Innovations and Future Developments - Innovative measures such as a "one-stop customs service" and enhanced smart regulatory technology are being introduced to improve efficiency and convenience for personnel and goods [14] - The "front push and back move" policy aims to streamline agricultural product inspections, reducing congestion at ports [14] - The customs will continue to optimize the zero-tariff and processing value-added tax exemption policies to support enterprise development and industrial transformation [13][16]