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Manufacturing or selling cosmetics requires registration by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as a cosmetic manufacturing company or a responsible cosmetic distribution company. If you wish to register as a cosmetics manufacturing business, you must possess certain facilities; if you wish to register as a responsible cosmetic distribution business, you must meet the standards for quality control and safety management after responsible sales of cosmetics, as well as hire a responsible sales manager.
To manufacture and sell cosmetics, you must manufacture them in accordance with the standards for use of raw materials of cosmetics, use safe containers and packaging, place labels of matters to be stated and marked on packages of cosmetics, and sell in accordance with the precautions for marking and advertising cosmetics.
In an insurance contract, one party pays the premium while the other pays a certain amount of coverage or other benefits upon occurrence of an uncertain event against the former's property, life, or body. In this content, it provides the types of insurance, the means of concluding insurance contracts, precautions taken thereon, and the effects of the insurance contract closure, and the procedures for requesting the insurance coverage when an insurance accident occurs, as well as how to request the insurance benefits when an insurance contract expires. Further, it provides information in greater detail on the revocation, withdrawal, and termination of insurance contracts by policyholders and insurance carriers, as well as how to resolve insurance contract disputes.
Foreigners wishing to enter the Republic of Korea must, in principle, obtain an appropriate visa based on their intended purpose of stay. However, there are cases where entry without a visa is possible according to international agreements. A passport is an identification document that indicates the holder’s nationality and other personal details and is essential for international travel. This content provides legal information on visas required by foreigners intending to enter the Republic of Korea, ranging from the visa issuance to its extension, change, and loss, and on passports required by Korean citizens planning to travel abroad.
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