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Linking you to Asia and beyond
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I. Background
II. Why Taiwan
III. Taiwan FTZ Advantages
IV. Introduction of Industries
V. FTZs in Taiwan
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I. Backgrounds
Globalization of world economy bolsters the increasing
importance of international trade and the roles of ports
and MNCs.
Technological
advances in
networking,
telecommunication,
& information
Economic
liberalization
Capital market
formation
The importance
of international
trade
Globalization
The importance
of port
economics
The role of
multinational
corporations
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I. Backgrounds
The increasing importance of air-/ seaports
Economic Liberalization
Internationalization
Networking & Informationalization
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I. Backgrounds
Revise Economic Developing Position
Knowledge
Economy
Economic
Strategy
Upgrading
Upgrading
Globalize
Develop High-Tech
Fabricating Ability
Regionalize
Localize
5%
Innovation
Global
Logistics
Core value-added we have
R&D
Manufacturer Assembly
5%
Marketing
Services
Resources：MIT. Donald R.Lessard，CEDI, CEPD
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II. Why Taiwan
Locate at the Transportation Hub of Asia
• The shortest flying
time to 7 main cities
of the Western Pacific:
2hrs 55 mins
• The shortest
average sailing
time to 5 major
regional harbors:
53 hours
Taiwan
124
6:15
110
4:55
4:15 4:00
3:30 3:25 3:05
Sydney Singapore Tokyo Seoul
Manila Shanghai HK
2:55
Taipei
53
64
68
78
Kaohsiung HK Manila Shanghai Tokyo Singapore
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II. Why Taiwan
Various Worldwide Leading Products Made by Taiwan
Worldwide
Market Share
Motherboard
WLAN NIC
Server (System & Pure MB)
Notebook PC
VoIP Router
DSL CPE
Cable CPE
LCD Monitor
VoIP TA
PDA
IP Phone
CDT Monitor
Large Size LCD Panel
DSC
Server (System)
ODD
Desktop PC
Source: MIC/III, April 2008
WW No. 1
WW No. 2
97.2%
88.4%
86.9%
92.8%
73.0%
84.7%
93.4%
76.8%
70.0%
69.8%
52.8%
52.9%
48.1%
42.3%
35.2%
29.0%
32.6%
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II. Why Taiwan
Abundant Capacity for Innovation and R&D Growth
Case
(1) U.S. Patents Granted
NT$ billion
(2) R&D Growth
%
400
7,000
5,938
6,000
3
350
2.42
5,371 5,431 5,298
4,667
2.33
5,118
300
2.08
1.98
5,000
4,000
200
3,000
2.2
280.98
1.97
260.85
2
240.82
250
3,693
2.52 2.5
224.43
190.52
197.63
204.97
1.5
150
1
2,000
100
1,000
50
0.5
0
0
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
0
1999
2000
R&D Expenditure
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
R&D Expenditure as a Percentage of GDP
U.S. Patents Granted
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II. Why Taiwan
Full Functioning of the Industrial Clustering Effect
Hsinchu Science Park

Electronics and
Information
 Software
 Optoelectronics
Yunlin Technology Industrial
Park


Textiles
Optoelectronics
Kaohsiung



Petrochemicals
Steel
Electronics
Nankang Software Park


Software
Knowledge Industries
Central Science Park




Optoelectronics
Precision Machinery
Nanometer Materials
Aerospace
Southern Science Park





Optoelectronics
Machinery
Foodstuffs
Biotechnology
Environmental
Protection
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Various Incentives for Attracting Businesses to FTZs
Facilitating business
activities
Allowing in-depth
value-added processing
Free Trade Zones
(e.g. assembling, packaging,
manufacturing)
Relaxing
hiring ratio
for foreign workers
Duty & tax exemption
(exempt from customs duties,
commodity tax, sales tax, tobacco
and wine excise tax)
(streamlining procedures for
granting entry and issuing
landing visas to business
personnel; providing exhibition
facilities and services)
Rooting deeply in Taiwan
while deploying globally
Ease of financial
operations
(permitting setup of holding
companies for offshore
investment, and allowing OBUs
Within physical territory, but to handle foreign-currency
transactions)
outside the customs territory
(autonomous management; exempted
from customs checking and inspection, as
well as cargo tracking and escort)
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Convenient cargo logistics
Report
Report
Gates
Businesses
in port
Businesses
In port
Report
Clear customs
by rules
FTZ
area
Other FTZ’s
Bonded areas
Export processing zone
Science Park
Clear customs
according to rules
Tariff-liable
areas
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Taxes reductions, exemption and rebates
Exemptions
According to Rules
for Bonded Goods
Duty free goods, machinery and
equipment
Other FTZs
Gates
Businesses
in port
Businesses
in port
FTZ
area
Bonded areas
Export processing zone
Science Park
0 Business Tax
Gates
Goods exported
according to rules
1.Taxed as imported good
2.Special rules for
- inspection, processing
- Re-export port-return area
Tariff-liable
areas
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Tax Incentives (II)
 Current business income tax incentives:
1. When an FTZ enterprise takes custody of foreign goods and those goods are subsequently
reconsigned directly to a buyer overseas, business income tax will be levied only on the
value added to the goods in the FTZ.
2. When an owner of foreign goods, in accordance with Article 14-1 of the Statute for
Upgrading Industries, self-establishes or commissions an FTZ enterprise to establish a
distribution hub for storage and simple processing of goods, income from the consignment of
such goods to domestic customers will be exempt from business income tax.
Owner of
foreign goods
Overseas
customer
Commissioning for storage /
simple processing
Commissioning to
store & consign
FTZ enterprise
Domestic
Customer
Directly resold
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Tax Incentives (III)
“Regulations for Encouraging International Logistics Enterprises in Emerging, Important
and Strategic Industries” give businesses the option of utilizing the shareholder investment
credit or 5-year business tax exemption provided for in the Statute for Upgrading Industries
Targeted
Enterprises
(Increase) Paid-in
capital ≧
NTD 10 million
Engaged in A or A+B
services, new accumulated
revenues≧NTD 400 million
Engaged in B services, new
accumulated revenues
≧NTD 300 million
3
Application of investment credit
or business tax exemption
After-sales
maintenance
services
(Increase) Paid-in
capital≧
Does not include new building
NTD 100 million
construction for operations
≧ NTD 30 million
Proof of investment plan completion
B
Includes new building
construction for operations
≧ NTD 50 million
Enterprise’s investment plan must be
completed within years
Internetional
Logistics
Value-adding
goods and
logistics/distribu
tion services
Approval of Investment Plan by
MOEA Program Office
A
Thresholds
Important note: Applications must be submitted before Dec. 31, 2009 and within six months from the day after the approval for the
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establishment of a new company or increase capital change was issued.
III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
Quick application
process for setting
up FTZ operations
Operations
established
Qualified
Approved
Submission
Jointly
with
Customs and other
related departments
Required documents
1. Application form
2. Business plan (including financial
plan)
3. Freight management plan
4. Specifics of processing for
customs clearance and account
management
5. Investors’ proof of identification
Review by the FTZ
Management
Applying to establish
operations in an FTZ
After six months in operation another
assessment will be made to decide
whether or not operations may follow
the original business plan
Dedicated
specialist are
assigned to provide
assistance
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III. Advantages of Taiwan FTZ
 Convenience for Visa Approval
Visa (stay, resident)
Notifying
Foreign
Airline
company
(7 working days)
MOFA
Disembarkation
foreign
business Visa-free (30 countries)
personnel Landing visa (4 countries)
Documents
check
Luggage
claims
Customs
inspection
Arrival
Selective landing visa
(not restricted to countries
without embassy or consulate)
Urgent cases
approved and submitted via FTZ
management agency
Free
Trade
Zone
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Introduction of Industries
Logistics
ICT
Technical
Services
Electronic
Materials
Shipping
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IV. Introduction of Industries
A. Logistics Industry
State of the Industry
Scope: Transport and storage apart from passenger transport
Includes sea/land/air transport, storage, forwarding, storage/distribution, and customs clearance
Scale:
2007
Revenue
Number of
companies
Number of
employees
US$23.4
billion
10,824
companies
182,367
persons
Export
Import
Inland
logistics
volume
logistics
volume
logistics
volume
81.09 m
tons
252.6 m
tons
680.58 m
tons
Source:Department of Commerce, MOEA, April 2008
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IV. Introduction of Industries
A. Logistics Industry
Competitive Advantages
Technical aspects
• Advanced logistics concepts, strong logistics
technology application capabilities
• Plentiful logistics and distribution experience
• Development of new information technology
• Steady development of logistics information
hardware
Market aspects
•Opening of Chinese market
•Taiwan shares the same language and script as
the potential Chinese market, which gives
enterprises an opportunity to grow and a
springboard to the international market
Corporate synergy aspects
Infrastructure aspects
• Steady economic growth
• Equipment companies and technology are
mature; room to grow for both foreign and
domestic companies
• Using high-tech sector to develop close-knit
global supply chains
• Many domestic companies are globalizing and
deploying internationally
•A good geographical location, suitable for the
development of transshipment logistics
•A tight-knit road network
•Five FTZs
•Integrated airport and seaport transportation
•Establishment of a sound information and
communications environment
•Training and certification of specialist personnel
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IV. Introduction of Industries
A. Logistics Industry
Future Prospects
Adding value
to services
Encouraging transnational logistics operators to establish bases in Taiwan
Recommending that star enterprises set up global operations
headquarters in Taiwan
Value-added services
Integrated
supply chain
services
Functional
services
Asset services
Standardized, modularized,
automated, computerized
processes
Strengthening of
logistics/information
/organizational networks
Improving
performance
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IV. Introduction of Industries
B. ICT Industry
Current Status
 Regular Internet users – 16.56
million
 Home Internet connection rate
- 71.7%
 Mobile/wireless Internet
service penetration rate 26.1%
 Mobile phone service
penetration rate (not include
PHS service) - 98.3%
 A major procurement center for
global ICT companies
 Ranked first in worldwide ICT
product market share for more
than 13 products
 Dominates IT hardware
production value in PRC
around 90%
 Rapid growth of TFT LCD
Monitor industry production,
and ranked first with
production value in worldwide
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IV. Introduction of Industries
B. ICT Industry
Taiwanese ICT Industry Statistics, 2006－2007
120
110
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2006
2007
US$ Billion
Information Communicati
LCD Panel
Software
ons
7.0
7.5
26
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23.6
34.3
IC
Information
Hardware
42.7
45.8
89.7
105.4
Note 1: Information Software covers the industry production value for computer software and embedded
software products combined.
Note 2: Communications covers the industry production value for network-based communications, mobile
phones and PDAs combined.
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IV. Introduction of Industries
B. ICT Industry
The Taiwanese IT Hardware Industry‘s
Production Value, 2000－2012
Millions USD
Growth %
30%
180,000
160,000
140,000
20%
120,000
100,000
10%
80,000
60,000
0%
40,000
20,000
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008(f) 2009(f) 2010(f) 2011(f) 2012(f)
-10%
Production Value 47,019 42,750 48,435 57,171 69,664 80,980 89,656 105,449 118,520 130,391 142,663 153,733 164,472
17.9% -9.1% 13.3% 18.0% 21.9% 16.2% 10.7% 17.6% 12.4% 10.0% 9.4% 7.8%
7.0%
Value YoY GR
Source: MIC/III, April 2008
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IV. Introduction of Industries
C. Electronic Materials Industry
1. Development and Current Status

Definition:
Materials used by the semiconductor, flat-panel, and packaging
industries

Current status:
1.
Development conforms to the “reverse integration model”
2.
Products are mainly imported
3.
The industry must develop to meet the needs of improving
downstream applications
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IV. Introduction of Industries
C. Electronic Materials Industry
2. Competitive Advantages
Taiwan’s downstream
applications market
is expanding rapidly
Government
policy support
Ability to
reduce costs
Outstanding
process control
capability
New applications
are stimulating
development of
new materials
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IV. Introduction of Industries
C. Electronic Materials Industry
3. Future Prospects



High demand for electronic materials used in flatpanel displays
The electronic materials market is expected to
have an overall compound growth rate of 13.5%
during the next five years
Falling manufacturing and transport costs will
strengthen the industry’s international
competitiveness
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IV. Introduction of Industries
D. Technical Services Industry
1. Development and Current Status
Definition:
Includes the R&D services industry, design services industry, information
services industry, automation services industry, management and
consulting industry, and other technical service industries supporting
industrial development.
Development and current status:
1. The industry production value chain has been broken up into areas of
specialization; the strength of integrated technical services has
expanded the scale of the technical services market.
2. The industry has seen average annual growth of 13% in revenues over
the last ten years, attracting foreign investment of USD 1.8 billion
annually.
3. Over 90% of technical services businesses are SMEs.
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IV. Introduction of Industries
D. Technical Services Industry
2. Competitive Advantages
A strong manufacturing
foundation
Globalization
Development opportunities
in specific areas
Worldwide deployment of
Taiwanese companies
Familiarity with the
Chinese market
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IV. Introduction of Industries
D. Technical Services Industry
3. Future Prospects
 There is tremendous room for growth in business services output
and employment
 Demand for external services is increasing steadily
 The technical services industry has enjoyed steadily increase in
output value and employment
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IV. Introduction of Industries
Shipping Industry
I. Star of tomorrow’s international shipping market: Asia
World's Top 15 Cargo Ports in 2007
Los Angeles
Guangzhou
4%
4%
Ningpo-Zhoushan
5%
Qingdao
5%
Antwerp Long Beach
4%
4%
Singapore
13%
Arrows indicate 9 ports in Asia
Shanghai
13%
Hamburg
5%
Kaohsiung
5%
Hong Kong
12%
Rotterdam
5%
Singapore
Pusan
Hamburg
Los Angeles
Dubai
5%
Shanghai
Dubai
Qingdao
Antwerp
Pusan
6%
Shenzhen
10%
Hong Kong
Rotterdam
Ningbo-Zhoushan
Long Beach
Shanzhen
Kaohsiung
Guangzhou
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IV. Introduction of Industries
E. Shipping Industry
2. Size of Taiwan’s Shipping Companies
Three of Taiwan’s shipping companies are ranked in the world’s top 30 in terms of
shipping capacity, and together account for 9.73% of the world’s shipping capacity.
Company Name
TEU
Account of the
world’s shipping
capacity
ships
Account of the
world’s shipping
capacity
Evergreen Croup
566,271
6.12
166
5.05
Yang Ming Line
253,104
2.74
82
2.49
Wan Hai Lines
117,578
1.27
72
2.19
Total
936,953
10.50
320
9.73
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IV. Introduction of Industries
E. Shipping Industry
3. Advantageous Ports
Such well-known container shipping companies as Maersk (ranked 1st),
Evergreen (ranked 4th), Hanging (ranked 9th), APL (ranked 10th), OOCL
(ranked 11th), Yang Ming (ranked 14th), Wan Hai (ranked 20th), HMM, and
NYK are leasing container docks at the Port of Kaohsiung. These companies
have established a tight-knit transportation network providing worldwide
shipping services.
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IV. Introduction of Industries
E. Shipping Industry
4. Cooperation Strategy for FTZ Shipping and Logistics Companies
Partnership between Yang Ming Lines and Yes Logistics
FTZ
Sea-air
forwarding
Automated
checkpoint system
Automated
checkpoint system
Yes Logistics
port area warehouse
（automated）
Port zone enterprise
Dedicated terminal
First-come-first-served
Yang Ming Lines ship ties
up at dedicated terminal
Tax bonded area
Processing zone
Science park
Automated
checkpoint system
Privatized
loading and
unloading
Other FTZs
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V. FTZs in Taiwan
Scope: Four Seaports and One Airport
Taipei Port FTZ
Keelung Port FTZ
Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Taichung Port FTZ
Kaohsiung Port FTZ
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Keelung Port FTZ
FTZ area
Map of Keelung Port
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Keelung Port FTZ
Ideally Situated
1. Located at the intersection of trans-Pacific and inter-Asia
shipping lines, Keelung is a major port for close-by
shipping lines and a transhipment port for distant lines.
2. More than 30 shipping companies currently operate close
to 100 shipping lines.
3. Links to over 130 ports in more than 40 countries.
4. Nearby northern Taiwan is the country’s political,
economic, and consumer hub, and is also the source of
52% of Taiwan’s cargo.
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Keelung Port FTZ
Companies Currently Operating in the FTZ
擁寶國際
大優貿易
東哲行
彩躍公司
磐亞實業
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Keelung Port FTZ
Area Available for Corporate Use, and Suitable Industries
Area of West Wharfs No.
11-12
1. Areas: 115,000 m2
2. Annual rent: Approx.
NT$0.55 billion
3. Uses: storage, logistics
West Wharf No. 14
Warehouse
1. Area: 2,064 m2
2. Annual rent: Approx.
NT$4.0 million.
3. Uses: storage, logistics
East Wharf No. 14
Warehouse and Vacant
Space
1. Area: 2,000 m2
2. Annual rent: Approx.
NT$1.44 m
3. Uses: storage, logistics
West Wharfs No. 7-9
Warehouse and Vacant
Space
1. Area: 32,765 m2
2. Annual rent: Approx.
NT$29.0 m
3. Uses: storage, logistics,
container yard
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Taipei Port FTZ
Marine area: 2,064 ha
Land area: 1,038 ha (including offshore logistics
warehouse area)
Initial area:
79 ha
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Taipei Port FTZ
Development Timetable
Stage 1: Aug. 2005, 79 ha behind current restricted area.
Stage 2: After 2008, the Port of Taipei container terminal will occupy approx. 110 ha
Future development: Port plans call for the total eventual development of 1,038 ha of
land area.
Superior Conditions
1.
2.
3.
Spacious hinterland, adequately deep basin.
Close to metropolitan Taipei, with plenty of
cargo sources.
Close to Taoyuan International Airport;
convenient sea-air forwarding.
Area available for companies
Third Bulk and
General Cargo Center
1. Area: 10 ha
2. Uses: Storage, logistics,
loading/unloading & transshipment
3. Open for occupancy after 2009
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Living area
Value-added plant area
Plant area
developed in
Stage 1
Stage 2
development
area
Logistics service area
Individualized
development
area
Plant area
developed
in Stage 1
Individualized
development
area
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
FTZ Plan
Domestic/foreign logistics center (completed)
Fresh produce and express goods delivery
and distribution center
Warehouse/office
building
(completed)
Provides offices and cargo
management space to
airlines, forwarders, and
customs brokers.
Air Cargo Park (partially
completed)
Firms occupying high-rise
plant/office high-rise
buildings inside national
borders but outside customs
can engage in processing,
manufacturing, assembly,
maintenance, packaging,
testing, and trade.
Air cargo
terminal
(completed)
The Far Glory Air Cargo
Terminal located here
can handle a million tons
of air freight annually
MRT
station
Corporate operations center
(planned)
Plans call for business offices, financial services, a conference and exhibition facility, and a five-star business hotel,
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plus health and recreational facilities and various facilities catering to daily life.
Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Convenient Transportation
Taoyuan Airport FTZ
Freeways: Only 8 minutes to the Sun Yat-Sen Freeway and 15 minutes to the Second Northern Freeway via the
airport access road.
West Coast Expressway: Only 15 minutes to the Port of Taipei and 10 minutes to the coastal industrial parks.
Taiwan Route 4: Exit at the Nankan Interchange and pass the Tai Mao Shopping Center; 7 minutes to the FTZ
entrance.
Airport MRT: 40 minutes from the Guolin Station to Taipei Main Station, and 15 minutes to the HSR System's
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Taoyuan Station.
Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Speedy Customs Clearance
Outside national territory Inside national territory, outside customs (Taoyuan FTZ) Inside national territory
After arrival
of aircraft
An access apron leads directly
to the cargo terminal (within 2 hours)
Transfer to warehouse (within 3 hours)
Taoyuan
International
Airport
Entry to FTZ in 1 hour
Quick exit in 3 hours
Lot-by-lot
customs
clearance
Bonded
area
(declaration
form)
Free from
review
and
inspection
(waybill)
10
min.
Monthly
statement
30 min.
(waybill)
Tax zone
When exporting, send to area B1
before takeoff (1.5 hours)
Value-adding
plants
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Operating Models Suitable for the FTZ
Conventional
industry
High-tech
industry
Assembly, processing
Factory production,
manufacturing
Maintenance and
technical services
Procurement and
offshore shipping centers
Tax-exempt and bonded raw materials, parts, and
finished product storage
Logistics
industry
International logistics centers
and logistics processing
Third- and fourth-party
logistics
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Companies Occupying the Air Cargo Park(48 Companies)
Compiled: March 18, 2008
Digital consumer electronics
Life Technologies
Flat-panel displays
Glory Optronics, Atan Technology, Shin an SNP
Memory modules
Power Quotient International, Apacer Technology, OCZ Technology, Corsair
Memory, Panram International, JD Digital Tech Co,.Ltd, Tideway Technology,
PHISON Electronics, Zetex Electronic
Wafer dealer
Sumitronics Taiwan
IC, electronics part dealers
ASEC International, Powertronics, Prospect Technology, Sigurd Microelectronics
Electronic devices
Tecoship Electronic, FMAX
Semiconductor equipment
Process Partners International, ASML, FairTech
Opto communication devices
Aurotek, Db Tech, Antenova, OE Tech
Monitoring devices
COP Security System, Neotech Photoelectric, Topica Technology
Mobile mataining
EgualLogic
Opto Film of Backlight module
Glorysun Optoelectronics
Hardware &
appliance
Small appliances
UNICOND
Medical
Medical devices
Transonic Systems Asia
Logistics
Logistics
JSI Logistics Taiwan, ALL STAR LINK LOGISTICS, Farglory Logistics, MEC, FedEX
Living/depart
ment store
Tobacco
Amansa
Conventional
industry
Bicycles
Sliding Bike Development, LIYANG GLOBAL
shoes
Best Dragon International
Plastic film sales
SoLux, toplink
Clothes
Pink&White International
Electronics
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Airlines, Customs Brokers, and Forwarding Companies
Occupying the FTZ (55 companies)
Compiled: March 2008
Cargo terminal,
3rd floor
Airlines
NCA, Far Eastern Air Transport, Air Macau, Cargolux Airlines
製表日期：97.3
Cargo terminal,
4th floor
Customs
brokers/forwarders
37 companies including DIMERCO EXPRESS (TAIWAN), MORRISON EXPRESS, UFREIGHT (TAIWAN) , PANALPINA TAIWAN, FEC, KINTETSU WORLD EXPRESS
(TAIWAN), SPEEDMARK TRANSPORTATION, GREAT EXPRESS, KUEHNE +
NAGEL, SCHENKER (H.K.) LTD. TAIWAN BRANCH), AIR SUPREMACY
TRANSPORTATION, UPS SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS (TAIWAN), MAXFREIGHT
INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS, DHL GLOBAL FORWARDING (SINGAPORE) PTE.
LTD., TAIWAN BRANCH), DART EXPRESS (TAIWAN) LTD.), EVER HONEST
WORLD TRANSPORT, GEODIS WILSON TAIWAN, HECNY TRANSPORTATION
(TAIWAN), HONG KONG UNITED EXPRESS HOLDING COMPANY LTD., EVER
RICH AIR FREIGHT, Shulman Air Freight International Taiwan.,Ltd, AIR INT‘L
FREIGHT, ROYAL AIR FREIGHT (TAIWAN), CEVA LOGISTICS (TAIWAN),
ALPHALOG FREIGHT SYSTEM CORP, HELLMANN WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS ,
CARGO-PARTNER LOGISTICS, TAIWAN NATIONAL AIRFREIGHT, LEAD
YOUNG LOGISTICS INT’L, AIR-SEA TRANSPORT, JACKSON FREIGHT SYSTEM,
ETICA EXPRESS, ACTEAM, SOUND HOPE GLOBAL LOGISTICS and HiView
Express, etc.
Warehouse/office
building,1st
floor
Customs
brokers/forwarders
Nippon Express, Marine Land Air, Lien Ti
Warehouse/office
building, 2nd
floor
Customs
brokers/forwarders
10 companies including Angkor Airways Corporation, Marine Land Air, Jui
Sheng, Lian Ti, Leader Mutual, Trans Pacific Express and National Express,
etc.
Hangar, 2nd floor
Customs
brokers/forwarders
Ta Heng
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Occupancy Application Procedures
Item
Accepting unit
Handling period
Deposit
Farglory Logistics
1 day
Contract signing
Farglory Logistics
Within 7 days after deposit
Application for
preparatory license
Civil Aeronautics
Administration
Taipei Customs Office
Within 3 weeks after formal
application
Transfer of property
Farglory Logistics
1 day
Application for
operating license
Civil Aeronautics
Administration
Taipei Customs Office
Within 2 weeks after formal
application
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Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Stage 1 Cargo Park Rental Prices
 Building height: 10 stories
Building B
Building A
 B1: Cargo handover, storage, and
transportation center
 B2: Parking facility
 Total area per floor: 4,192 sq. meters
Occupied
37%
 1F: NT$439/sq. meters
 2F~5F: NT$409/sq. meters
 6F~10F: NT$379/sq. meters
Available
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Taichung Port FTZ
Total port area:
 The port has a total area of approx. 11,285 ha
 Land area approx. 2,820 ha ( not including future filled
areas); 17 special-purpose areas for total 1,504 ha
 Space for 83 docks
FTZ
Future fill area (approx. 413.6 ha )
 The port has a land area of 2,820 hectares (approximately 1,504 hectares of this is used for 17
special-purpose areas); the entire port area may be included within the FTZ if circumstances
warrant.
Taichung Port FTZ
Port Area Advantages
An Optimal Location
 Located in central Taiwan; offers lowest land
transportation costs
 A hub of East Asian shipping routes; shortest
average sailing time to the Asia-Pacific’s five
largest ports in the Asia-Pacific region
 Shortest distance to ports along the coast of China
Port
Distance
Port
Distance
Port
Distance
Xiamen
132
Shanghai
453
Yantai
900
Fuzhou
158
Zhanjiang
620
Tianjin
975
Shantou
227
Haikou
643
Dalian
958
Wenzhou
240
Lianyungang
652
Qinghuangdao
997
Hong Kong
395
Ningbo
667
Yingkou
1047
Macau
437
Qingdao
760
Huludao
1055
Meizhou
87
Keelung
107
Kaohsiung
120
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Taichung Port FTZ
Port Advantages
Convenient Transportation and Access to a Large Inland Area
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 Convenient, extensive land, air, and
sea transportation
Taichung Harbor
Bureau
1
0
乙
1
 Offers access to a large inland area
consisting of central Taiwan’s eight
cities and counties
 Proximity to numerous industrial parks,
export processing zones, and science
parks
17
17
12
10
Taichung
Airport
10
13
6
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17
1
Central Taiwan
Science Park
1
乙
Changpin
Industrial Park
1
乙
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Taichung Port FTZ
Port Advantages
Superb Port Facilities
 48 existing docks of all types (total dock length of 11,474 meters)
 42 public and private enterprises have invested NT$33.7 billion
in the operation of port facilities.
 The port’s shipping channel has been dredged to a depth of 16
meters and widened to 400 meters. The port can now
accommodate 4,000-TEU container ships and 125,000-ton
capesize bulk carriers.
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Taichung Port FTZ
Current Status
(Wharfs West 1-7, 77 ha )
Stage II, Aug. 8, 2006
Stage I, Oct. 31, 2005
(Docks 20A-46, 278 ha )
Logistics 區
II
Logistics area I
專業區I
(82.55 ha )
(Docks 1-18, 181 ha )
Logistics area II
(31 ha )
1. Three areas of the FTZ are being developed in two stages. Total area is 536 ha, of which
117.75 ha remain available for business leasing.
2. Future expansion: The entire port area may be incorporated into the FTZ. Short-term
plans call for logistics area I (approx. 82.55 ha) to be added to the FTZ
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first.
Taichung Port FTZ
Companies Occupying the FTZ (20)
Area
Area
1
Area
2
Area
3
FTZ enterprises
Business services
Eastern Media International
Grain storage, logistics, transshipment
Express Container Terminal Corp.
Container storage, consolidation
Elite International Service System
Trade, storage, logistics, transshipment, transfer, forwarding, assembly, reorganization, packaging, repair,
processing, exhibition, port warehouse management (13 items)
Fu Szu Storage Co.
Motor vehicle storage, logistics
San Wei Co.
Auto part & component trade, logistics, transshipment, transfer, assembly, reorganization, packaging
Trade-Van Information Services
Technical services
Yurak International Trading Co.,
Ltd.
Plastic materials trade, logistics
Tonglin Logistics
Trade, logistics, transshipment, transfer, forwarding, customs clearance
Ya Po (H.K.) Co.
Trade, logistics, transshipment, transfer, assembly, reorganization, packaging, repair, processing, exhibition,
technical services
Catscan Taiwan Limited
Storage, logistics, transfer
HANG YAO LOGISTICS
Trade, storage, logistics, forwarding, customs clearance, assembly, reorganization, packaging, port warehouse
management
Universal Logistics
Trade, storage, logistics, transfer, transshipment, assembly, reorganization, repair, port warehouse
management
Chien Shing Customs Broker
Storage, logistics, port warehouse management
Evergreen International Storage
and Transport Corp.
Container storage, consolidation, port warehouse management
Wan Hai Lines
Container storage, logistics, consolidation, transshipment, transfer, assembly, reorganization, packaging, port
warehouse management
Tehlong Warehousing &Storing
Trade, storage, logistics, transfer, transshipment, port warehouse management
Yi Chou Co.
Fuel oil trade, storage, logistics, transshipment, transfer, manufacturing
Taiwan Fuel Oil Co.
Fuel oil forwarding
Chenergy Global
Oil storage, transshipment, processing
Pan Overseas
Trade, Storage, logistics, processing, transshipment, transfer, port warehouse management
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Taichung Port FTZ
Land Available for Lease
Area 1
Location
Area (ha)
Location
Area of #2 wharf
3.20
Area of #6 wharf
0.86
Area of #4B wharf
1.51
Area of #7 wharf
0.86
Area of #4C wharf
7.90
Area of #8 wharf
0.90
2nd
Road and North
1st
Area of #5B wharf
5.18
Triangle between Central
Road
Area of #5A wharf
3.10
Area of #12 wharf
1.91
Area of #5 wharf
0.86
Area of #13 wharf
1.74
Area
(ha)
Area of #W6 wharf
10.27
39.99
Total
10.27
Petrochemical
industry special
purpose area
Area 2
Location
Apron is a
container
wharf
Location
11.97
Total
Logistics special
purpose area Ⅱ
Area 3
Area (ha)
Area (ha)
Location
Area (ha)
Area of #20A wharf
1.89
Area of #37 wharf
14.85
Area of #20 wharf
2.01
Area of #40 wharf
11.00
Area of #23 wharf
1.09
Area of #41 wharf
12.05
Area of #24 wharf
1.09
Area of #42 wharf
2.62
Area of #25 wharf
0.87
Area of #44 & #45 wharf
2.71
Area of #31 wharf
15.50
Area of #46 wharf
2.46
Area of #36 wharf
14.85
Total
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Taichung Port FTZ
Occupant Recruiting Terms
A variety of suitable business items

FTZ enterprises (17 items):
Trade, storage, logistics, container (goods) consolidation, transshipment, transfer, forwarding, customs clearance,
assembly, reorganization, packaging, repair, processing, manufacturing, exhibition, and technical services.

Non-FTZ enterprises:
Financial, loading/unloading, dining, lodging, conferences, transportation, transshipment, and other approved
enterprises.
Enterprises may apply to outsource processing
1.
As vertical or horizontal manufacturing integration demands, or to alleviate insufficient capacity, an FTZ
enterprise engaging in processing or manufacturing may apply to outsource processing services from a
company outside the FTZ.
2.
An FTZ enterprise engaging in logistics may apply to outsource distribution reorganization or simple
processing from a company in a bonded area or tax zone outside the FTZ. However, the original state of the
goods must still be recognizable after reorganization or simple processing.
3.
When processing services outsourced by an FTZ logistics enterprise have a major impact on the national
economy, the enterprise may outsource substantially-altering processing services to a company outside the
FTZ after the case is approved by the Executive Yuan Free Trade Zone Coordinating Committee.
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Taichung Port FTZ
Investment Methods and Costs
A company wishing to invest in an FTZ enterprise must pay rent (or user fees) and
management fees to the Port of Taichung; the calculation of costs depends on the nature of
the investment.
“Cooperative development” in
accordance with the Commercial Port Act
Land use fees:
“Lease of land” in accordance with the Act for
Promotion of Private Participation in
Infrastructure Projects or National Property Act
Land rent:
Leased area × section price × 5%;
Construction period: Only land tax and other fees must be paid;
The section price is currently NT$1,400～1,600/㎡
Operation period: leased area × announced land price × 3％;
Management fees:
By area: Approx. NT$32.35 per square meter per year;
By tonnage: NT$30 per ton
Facility rent (including building rent):
The number of years of exemption from rent depends
on the amount of investment; no facility rent must be
paid during the exemption period.
Applicable areas:
Port facility areas (i.e., areas apart from the logistics
special purpose area Ⅱ and the petrochemical special
use area)
the announced land price is currently NT$1,800～2,300/㎡;
Or land use fees: leased area × section price × 5%; the section
price is currently NT$1,400～1,600/㎡.
Concession fees:
By area: Approx. NT$32.35 per square meter per year;
The tenant shall retain ownership of surface
structures
Applicable areas: Logistics special purpose area Ⅱ
and petrochemical special use area
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Taichung Port FTZ
 Incentive Program (1)

Implementation date:
Effective Aug. 21, 2007.

Cargo types benefiting under this program:
Pipeline and non-containerized cargo

How incentive is applied:
For those meeting F1 customs declaration requirements for FTZ inbound
warehousing and F5 export transfer, management fee (or terminal
handling charges) and wharf passage fee is collected at one-fourth
standard fee per transaction.
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Taichung Port FTZ
Incentive Program (2)
 Period of implementation:
Pilot program to be conducted for one year from Mar. 1, 2008 to Feb. 28, 2009.
 Cargo types benefiting under this program:
Pipeline and non-containerized cargo
 How incentive is applied:
Management fee (or terminal handling charges) and wharf passage fee is collected at onefourth standard fee per transaction under the following conditions:
1.
when F4 customs declaration requirements for FTZ inbound warehousing of sea
transport cargo and F5 export transfer are met;
2.
when F1 customs declaration requirements for FTZ inbound warehousing and F2
outbound shipping by sea to tax levy destination are met;
3.
when F1 customs declaration requirements for FTZ inbound warehousing and F4
outbound shipping to another FTZ are met.
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Kaohsiung Port FTZ
Container terminal No. 1-5:
397.69 ha
Chungtao Commercial
Port: 17.72 ha
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Kaohsiung Port FTZ
Advantages
Superior port
characteristics: 16meter water depth
二港口
一港口
Automated
checkpoint control
system
Vessel traffic service
system (VTS)
insures safe
navigation.
2007 container
volume was 10.24
million TEU
Goods from
Fuzhou and
Xiamen in China
Port of Kaohsiung
Offshore Shipping Center
provides direct shipping service
Third-area ports
such as the US and
Europe
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Kaohsiung Port FTZ
Suitable Industries
Storage
Simple
International
processing
logistics
Current occupant companies (20 companies)
Transshipment
Hyundai Merchant Marine
EMI
OOCL Logistics
Kaochun Stevedoring
Taiwan Jih You
Cargo Distribution International
Yes Logistics
Lien Hai Terminal & Stevedoring
Hanjin
American President Lines (Taiwan)
Kao’s Express Warehouse &
Stevedoring Co., Ltd.
Wan Hai Lines
Pacific Harbor Stevedoring
Trade-Van Information
Formosa Logistics
American Consolidation Service
Oriental Logistics
Yang Ming Marine Transport
Tonglit Logistics
OOCL
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Thank You!
Council for Economic Planning
and Development (CEPD),
Executive Yuan
Tel: 02-2508-7972
Fax: 02-2509-26830-
Taoyuan Air Cargo Park FTZ
Tel: 03-383-3456
Fax: 03-393-34560E-mail: [email protected]
Department of Investment
Services (DOIS), MOEA
Tel: 02-238-92111
Fax: 02-238-204970E-mail: [email protected]
Keelung Port FTZ
Tel: 02-2420-6284-5
Fax: 02-242-958260E-mail: [email protected]
Taichung Port FTZ
Tel: 04-2664-2354
Fax: 04-2658-05470E-mail: [email protected]
Industrial Development
Bureau, MOEA
Tel: 02-275-41255
Fax: 02-2703-01600-
Taipei Port FTZ
Tel: 02-2420-6284-5
Fax: 02-2429-5826-0
E-mail: [email protected]
Kaohsiung Port FTZ
Tel: 07-562-2608
Fax: 07-521-49030E-mail: [email protected]
Commerce Department,
MOEA
Tel: 02-2341-1674
Fax: 02-2341-4395064