North Korea to reportedly require three-month quarantine period for 3-5 years



Border Controls North Korea to reportedly require three-month quarantine period for 3-5 years China-based trader with experience working in North Korea shares what he knows about the border situation Chad O'Carroll \| Colin Zwirko August 3, 2021 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON NK Pro (file) \| A North Korean vessel docked outside Sinuiju, Jan. 2017 North Korean authorities have said that all goods entering the DPRK will soon need to be quarantined for three months, an experienced Chinese trader wrote on July 27, warning that the requirement will likely be in place for the next three to five years. The Korea-China-Russia E-commerce Network (KCRECA) posted the news in a blog for Chinese traders interested in exporting to North Korea, claiming that North Korea is now ready to resume trade under new disinfection protocols after more than a year of COVID-19-related disruptions. “In order to block the epidemic from entering the Read More © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. LATEST ANALYSIS 01Likely Russian ship docks in North Korea’s Rason port for first time since May 02Trump doesn’t need a grand deal with Kim, but rather small coordinated actions 03North Korean trade with China rises 3.7% in August thanks to wig exports: data 04North Korea tensions expose Seoul’s uneasy relationship with UN Command 05North Korea’s politburo meeting hints at secret changes to senior officials 06The bureaucracy test: Signs to look for before a Trump-Kim summit 07China has reasons to like Trump’s North Korea outreach — and reasons to worry 08North Korea’s old alliance with Tanzania quietly finds new life

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North Korea to reportedly require three-month quarantine period for 3-5 years

China-based trader with experience working in North Korea shares what he knows about the border situation

Chad O'Carroll | Colin Zwirko August 3, 2021

North Korea to reportedly require three-month quarantine period for 3-5 years

NK Pro (file) | A North Korean vessel docked outside Sinuiju, Jan. 2017

North Korean authorities have said that all goods entering the DPRK will soon need to be quarantined for three months, an experienced Chinese trader wrote on July 27, warning that the requirement will likely be in place for the next three to five years.

The Korea-China-Russia E-commerce Network (KCRECA) posted the news in a blog for Chinese traders interested in exporting to North Korea, claiming that North Korea is now ready to resume trade under new disinfection protocols after more than a year of COVID-19-related disruptions.

“In order to block the epidemic from entering the

LATEST ANALYSIS

01Likely Russian ship docks in North Korea’s Rason port for first time since May
02Trump doesn’t need a grand deal with Kim, but rather small coordinated actions
03North Korean trade with China rises 3.7% in August thanks to wig exports: data
04North Korea tensions expose Seoul’s uneasy relationship with UN Command
05North Korea’s politburo meeting hints at secret changes to senior officials
06The bureaucracy test: Signs to look for before a Trump-Kim summit
07China has reasons to like Trump’s North Korea outreach — and reasons to worry
08North Korea’s old alliance with Tanzania quietly finds new life

North Korea to reportedly require three-month quarantine period for 3-5 years

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