Special Management Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition)

1. The Special Administrative Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition) uniformly lists the special administrative measures for overseas service providers to provide services across borders (through cross-border delivery, consumption abroad, and the movement of natural persons) in terms of national treatment, market access, local presence, and cross-border financial services, and is applicable to Hainan Free Trade Port. Unless otherwise specified, it is only applicable for overseas service providers to provide services to market entities and individuals in Hainan Free Trade Port. Areas outside the Special Administrative Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition) shall be managed in Hainan Free Trade Port according to the principle of equal treatment for domestic and foreign services and service providers. Two. The contents listed in the negative list of market access and the special management measures for providing services in the form of commercial presence listed in the Special Management Measures for Foreign Investment Access in Hainan Free Trade Port (negative list) are not included in this negative list. 3. Overseas service providers shall not provide services prohibited in the Special Measures for the Administration of Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition) in a cross-border manner; The cross-border provision of non-prohibited services within the scope of Special Administrative Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition) shall be managed according to the corresponding regulations. 4. Relevant measures such as national security, public order, financial prudence, social services, human genetic resources, research and development of humanities and social sciences, new cultural formats, aviation business rights, immigration employment measures and the exercise of government functions that are not listed in the Special Administrative Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (negative list) (202 1 Edition) shall be implemented in accordance with existing regulations. Five, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have more preferential arrangements for overseas service providers to carry out cross-border service trade, and international treaties and agreements concluded or acceded to by China have more preferential provisions for overseas service providers to carry out cross-border service trade, which can be implemented in accordance with the corresponding provisions. 6. The Ministry of Commerce, together with relevant departments, shall be responsible for the interpretation of the Special Administrative Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition).

Special Management Measures for Cross-border Service Trade in Hainan Free Trade Port (Negative List) (202 1 Edition)

Special management measures 1. Agriculture, Forestry, Animal Husbandry and Fishery 1 Overseas individuals and fishing boats entering the waters under the jurisdiction of China to engage in fishery resources investigation activities must be approved by the China Municipal Government. If there is a treaty or agreement with China, it shall be handled according to the treaty or agreement. Two. Construction industry 2 Overseas service providers shall not provide construction and related engineering services. Three. Wholesale and Retail 3 Overseas service providers may not directly sell veterinary drugs, feed, feed additives and pesticides, but they shall set up sales organizations in China or entrust qualified agents to sell them in China. Overseas service providers shall not engage in the wholesale, retail and import and export business of tobacco leaves and tobacco products in China. 4. Transportation, warehousing and postal services. Only overseas service providers are allowed to engage in international transportation in ports open to overseas ships. In addition, overseas service providers are not allowed to engage in domestic water transport business, and they are not allowed to engage in domestic water transport business in disguised form by renting China ships or shipping spaces. Domestic waterway transport operators shall not use foreign ships to operate domestic waterway transport business. However, there are no China registered ships that can meet the transportation requirements in China, and the ports or waters where the ships dock are open to the outside world. With the permission of the China government, domestic waterway transport operators can temporarily use foreign ships for transportation within the time limit or voyage specified by the China government. Foreign ships other than yachts entering and leaving Hainan Free Trade Port or sailing in inland rivers and ports, berthing and berthing at mooring points and loading and unloading stations outside the port, shall apply to the local pilotage agency for pilotage. If there is another agreement between China and the country to which the ship belongs, the relevant agreement shall prevail. Overseas individuals are not allowed to register as pilots. Overseas service providers shall sign salvage contracts with China fishermen to participate in the salvage of sunken ships and objects in coastal waters. Under the same conditions, overseas service providers should give priority to renting ships, equipment and services needed to perform the salvage contract with China.

Special management measure No.9 Computer reservation system service, for cross-border delivery mode, only: (1) Overseas computer reservation system can provide services to China air transport enterprises and China air agents by connecting with China computer reservation system, provided that agreements are signed with China air transport enterprises and China computer reservation system; (2) The overseas computer reservation system can provide services for the representative offices or business places set up by overseas air transport enterprises in the navigable cities of China, and they have the right to engage in business activities according to bilateral aviation agreements; (3) The direct access and use of the overseas computer reservation system by the sales agents of China air transport enterprises and overseas air transport enterprises must be approved by the competent civil aviation authority of China. 10 overseas service providers shall not engage in civil aviation air traffic management services in China, including air traffic control, communication, navigation and surveillance, and navigation information, or engage in civil aviation air traffic?