Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone is a Free Trade Zone located in Taiwan, Taiwan, established in 2005, regulated by the Taiwan International Ports Corporation, Ltd..
Key Facts
| Type | Free Trade Zone |
|---|---|
| Location | Taiwan, Taiwan |
| Year Established | 2005 |
| Area | 1500 hectares |
| Companies | 1,800 |
| Governing Authority | Taiwan International Ports Corporation, Ltd. |
| Status | active |
Investment Incentives
Direct connections to Freeway No.1 and No.3, East and West Coast Express Highway providing convenient transportaion, Located near the center of consumption, politics and economy in Northern Taiwan, abundant in resources, Neighboring inland container terminals and three industrial zones
Sector Focus
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone hosts businesses specialising in Manufacturing, Logistics, and Services.
About Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone covers Pier No.6 to No.22 on the east coast of Keelung and the Pier No.7 to No.9 and No.33 on the west coast. The total development area measures 71.16 hectares.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of zone is Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone?
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone is a Free Trade Zone.
Where is Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone located?
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone is located in Taiwan, Taiwan.
When was Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone established?
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone was established in 2005.
Who regulates Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone?
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone is regulated by the Taiwan International Ports Corporation, Ltd..
What sectors operate in Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone?
Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone hosts businesses in Manufacturing, Logistics, and Services.
What are the investment incentives at Port of Keelung Free Trade Zone?
Direct connections to Freeway No.1 and No.3, East and West Coast Express Highway providing convenient transportaion, Located near the center of consumption, politics and economy in Northern Taiwan, abundant in resources, Neighboring inland container terminals and three industrial zones