BIS Adds South Korea to List of Countries With Similar Russia Export Controls
The Bureau of Industry and Security last week added South Korea to the list of countries that have imposed similar export controls against Russia and are excluded from certain license requirements under the U.S.’s two recently issued foreign direct product…
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rules (see 2202240069). BIS added South Korea to the list because it has committed to “implement substantially similar export controls on Russia and Belarus under its domestic laws,” the agency said March 4. The list, found under supplement No. 3 to part 746 of the Export Administration Regulations, already includes more than 25 countries, including Canada, Australia, Japan and many European nations. The addition of South Korea took effect March 4.