A Korean data center exit can involve ownership, original import conditions, destination requirements and data handling. What overseas owners and buyers should consider before arranging removal.

For overseas owners, suppliers and investors, Korean customs clearance is the start of an asset’s evidence trail. Explore the gaps that can emerge during operation, replacement and resale.

For foreign companies importing AI data center equipment, smart factory systems or AGV/AMR automation into Korea, customs delays can trigger storage charges, demurrage, installation delays and SLA exposure. This column explains why IOR/EOR planning must be completed before shipment.

In AI data center projects importing GPU servers, network gear, UPS and BESS, even a typo in KC, RF, electrical safety or battery approvals can stop containers at the port. This article explains how to view equipment and BESS by level, define the IOR/EOR’s responsibility, and know when to call a specialist.

HCI column on EAR export controls and re-export routing for AI data-center inbound—ECCN/EUU, licensing, and IOR/EOR best practices