Recruiting logistics partners
Logistics collaboration
We are looking for logistics partners to work with us on storing, transporting, and handling the import cargo that Ubis clears. Please propose the rates and service terms you would apply to cargo owners.
Working with Ubis
Import cargo from many fields
We clear import cargo from many fields, including apparel, chemicals, electronics, machine parts, and food.
Organized documents and requirements
We check tariff classification and import requirements before declaring, and then hand over the cargo.
Schedule sharing
As soon as we confirm that a declaration has been accepted or selected for customs inspection, we tell you, so release and dispatch can be arranged in advance.
Settlement per shipment
We check each invoice shipment by shipment and settle the costs we paid on your behalf.
Partners we seek
We review each proposal and assign work to the company that fits the cargo's field and region.
- 01
Bonded warehouses and general warehouses
- Work we assign
- Storing import cargo, preparing for customs inspection, and space for remedial work
- What to propose
- Storage and handling fee rates, whether remedial work is possible, and release processing time
- 02
Inland carriers
- Work we assign
- Inland transport of cargo released after a declaration is accepted
- What to propose
- Rates by route, available dispatch times, and vehicle types
- 03
Freight forwarders
- Work we assign
- Overseas pickup and international transport
- What to propose
- Rates by shipping route, how documents are delivered, and how the clearance schedule is shared
- 04
Express carriers
- Work we assign
- International express shipping of samples and small cargo
- What to propose
- Fees by weight bracket and how clearance is coordinated
- 05
Inspection and quarantine agencies
- Work we assign
- Imported food inspection, animal and plant quarantine, and testing of electrical appliances and consumer products
- What to propose
- Fees by inspection item, turnaround time, and sampling areas
- 06
Labeling and origin marking workshops
- Work we assign
- Remedial work for origin marking and Korean-language labels
- What to propose
- Unit price per job, volume you can handle, and work location
Process
- 1
Partnership proposal
Please email your rate table, service areas, the goods and facilities you handle, and your contact person's details.
- 2
Review and interview
The Licensed Customs Broker in charge reviews your proposal and confirms the communication channels.
- 3
Trial transaction
With the first shipment, we align how schedules are shared and how documents are delivered.
- 4
Regular business
We assign work according to the field and region of each shipment.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of companies are you looking for?
Bonded and general warehouses, inland carriers, freight forwarders, express carriers, inspection and quarantine agencies, and labeling and origin marking workshops. There is no regional restriction.
What should the proposal include?
Please include your rate table, service areas, the goods and facilities you can handle, and your contact person's details. If you have a company profile, please send it as well.
Is there a referral fee?
We do not give or receive referral fees (Article 3 (2) of the Licensed Customs Broker Act). Please make your proposal with the rates and service terms you would apply to cargo owners.
Partnership proposal
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