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Keelung Customs

Keelung Customs is one of the four customs offices under Taiwan's Customs Administration, Ministry of Finance, guarding the northern coastal border.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Keelung Customs (基隆關) is one of the four customs offices under the Customs Administration of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China (Taiwan). It guards the national border along Taiwan's northern coast and handles passenger entry/exit and cargo import/export clearance for Keelung Port, Hualien Port, Heping Industrial Port, Su'ao Port, Taipei Port, Fu'ao Port, Baisha Port, and Hualien Airport. Its duties include customs duty collection, anti-smuggling enforcement, and tax collection and supervision on behalf of other agencies, in order to replenish national treasury revenue and safeguard national security. As of fiscal year 2024 (ROC year 113), its customs revenue reached NT$87.387 billion, accounting for 54.31% of the nation's total customs revenue; taxes collected on behalf of other agencies reached NT$188.203 billion, both ranking first among the Customs Administration's customs offices.

History

Keelung Customs is one of the four customs offices under the Customs Administration of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China (Taiwan). It guards the national border along Taiwan's northern coast and is responsible for passenger entry/exit and cargo import/export clearance at Keelung Port, Hualien Port, Heping Industrial Port, Su'ao Port, Taipei Port, Fu'ao Port, Baisha Port, and Hualien Airport. Its tasks include customs duty collection, anti-smuggling enforcement, and tax collection and supervision on behalf of other agencies, with the aim of replenishing national treasury revenue and safeguarding national security. As of fiscal year 2024 (ROC year 113), its customs revenue reached NT$87.387 billion, representing 54.31% of the nation's total customs revenue; taxes collected on behalf of other agencies reached NT$188.203 billion, both ranking first among the Customs Administration's customs offices.

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