- Chapter 1 Overview of Rules of Origin
PART 1 THE CONCEPT OF ORIGIN
PART 2 CONCEPTS AND CLASSIFICATION OF RULES OF ORIGIN
PART 3 FUNCTIONS OF RULES OF ORIGIN
PART 4 ​​Our country's rules of origin system
PART 5: Origin Determination Criteria System
- Common standards of Chapter 2 General Rules
Section 1: Wholly obtained or entirely produced
Section 2: Principle of Local Production (Territory Principle)
Section 3: Principle of Sufficient Processing
Section 4 Transportation Requirements
- Chapter 3: Origin Criteria by Product
Section 1 Overview of country of origin standards by product
Section 2 Change in Tariff Classification Criterion
Section 3 Processing Operation Criterion
Section 4 Value-added Standards
- Special standards for Chapter 4 General Rules
Section 1 Cumulative Standards
Section 2 Minimum Acceptable Standards
Section 3 Intermediate goods
Section 4 Fungible Goods
Section 5 Indirect Materials
Section 6 Accessories, spare parts, and tools
Section 7 Retail Packaging and Containers
Section 8 Transportation Packaging and Containers
Section 9 Set Items
Section 10 Reimported Goods
Section 11. Bonded Exhibition Goods from Third Countries
- Appendix
Section 1: How to check the origin determination criteria using the Korea Customs Service FTA Portal

Beginning with the FTA with Chile in 2004, our country has concluded FTAs ​​with all three major global economies: the EU, the United States, and China. As a trade environment based on FTAs ​​is rapidly being established, FTA trade is expected to expand further.

Accordingly, this book is based on organizing and explaining the origin determination standards of 59 countries and 22 agreements that Korea has currently concluded and entered into force, in an easy-to-understand manner, by agreement.

In order to utilize FTAs, determining the origin of goods according to the rules of origin of each agreement is the core of utilizing FTAs. Therefore, to help you understand the rules of origin of the agreement well and determine the origin by applying them to the products you produce, the origin determination criteria of the rules of origin are organized into Chapter 1 Rules of Origin, Chapter 2 Common Criteria of General Criteria, Chapter 3 Product-Specific Origin Criteria, Chapter 4 Special Criteria of General Criteria, and Appendix.