How to obtain a C/O, form by form

Goods bound for Korea have three parallel routes: AKFTA (form AK), VKFTA (form KV) and RCEP.

Vietnam issues the CPTPP form during its transition period; several member countries already accept exporter or importer self-certification on their own timetables.

e-Form D is transmitted through the ASEAN Single Window — the importing customs receives it electronically. Certified exporters may self-certify under the AWSC scheme instead of a C/O.

Vietnam issues EUR.1 for exports to the EU; consignments up to EUR 6,000 may carry an origin declaration on the invoice instead. The reverse direction has NO paper C/O: EU goods entering Vietnam use self-certification by EU exporters registered under REX.

Same mechanism as the EVFTA: EUR.1 (UK version) for exports, invoice declaration up to EUR 6,000, and UK goods entering Vietnam use UK exporters' self-certification.

One form for all 15 members, but Vietnam's RCEP rates are split by COUNTRY GROUP — for the same code, the rate for China, Korea, Japan, ASEAN and Australia/NZ can differ; the rate follows the origin country on the C/O.

Goods bound for Japan have four parallel preference routes (VJEPA, AJCEP, CPTPP, RCEP) — compare all four rates on the code page before choosing which form to request.