Japan-Singapore Economic Partnership Agreement (JSEPA)
The Japan-Singapore Economic Partnership Agreement (JSEPA) strengthens bilateral economic relations between Singapore and Japan by broadening market access and fostering a stable, open environment for trade and investment.
About the Japan-Singapore Economic Partnership Agreement (JSEPA)
The JSEPA which entered into force on 30 November 2002, underpins Singapore’s strong and broad-ranging economic relations with Japan. It is Japan’s first bilateral economic partnership agreement and one of Singapore’s earliest with a major trading partner.
Key Features of the JSEPA
Tariff Elimination
92.1% of Singapore’s exports to Japan have tariffs eliminated.
Enhanced Market Access
Improved market access for goods, including for industrial and agricultural products.
Customs Facilitation
Simplification of customs procedure and harmonisation of standards.
Investment Protection
Creation of a stable, predictable and secure legal environment for firms.
More resources
For more information on the JSEPA, please refer to the agreement webpage (opens in new tab).
To check if your product is eligible for tariff concessions under the JSEPA, please use the Tariff Finder: EnterpriseSG Tariff Finder (opens in new tab)