Inter-Korean exchange, without the paperwork guesswork
We help Korean organizations work out which notifications and approvals their project needs, and whether it runs into sanctions issues.
About the Center
We are a Korean non-governmental organization based in Sejong. Groups planning contact with North Korean counterparts must file notifications and obtain approvals under Korean law, and the requirements sit across several agencies. We walk organizations through what applies to their case, review sanctions exposure before a project starts, and run training for people entering the field.
Programs
| Program | Scope |
|---|---|
| Procedure Guidance | Which notification or approval applies to your case (contact, visit, shipment, joint project), what documents are needed, and whether the goods or transaction raise sanctions concerns. Filing itself is done through the government system. Details (Korean) |
| Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund | Eligibility, exclusions, and the application process for the government fund that supports humanitarian and cooperation projects. Details (Korean) |
| Talent Network | A standing network of professionals with experience in international organizations, law and customs, trade, and cultural exchange, connected to projects in preparation. Details (Korean) |
Contact
Email: info@ikecc.org
Tel: 1588-0303 (within Korea · Mon–Fri, 09:00–18:00 KST)
Address: #1125, Mark One Avenue, 32 Guksecheong-ro, Sejong-si, Republic of Korea