When this applies
When this applies
Procedure
Procedure
- Permit Difficulty High
A procedure that allows a business, activity or stay that the law generally restricts, after review; licenses fall into this type. The authority reviews facility standards, location and consultation with other agencies, and a permit can be refused if the standards are not met.
- Notification Difficulty Low
You submit the statutory report form and required documents. Once the documents are in order the report is accepted; for some reports the authority checks the contents before accepting it.
- 01
Check whether the equipment is an emission facility: list equipment that emits pollutants, such as painting, drying, crushing or melting equipment, boilers, and washing or plating processes, together with equipment specifications, and compare them against the emission facility classifications and capacity thresholds in the Enforcement Rules of the Clean Air Conservation Act and the Water Environment Conservation Act.
- 02
Distinguish permit from report: determine whether a permit or a report is required by checking whether specified hazardous air or water pollutants are generated and whether the site is in a special countermeasure area or upstream of a water source protection zone. Also review the report exceptions for cases where all wastewater is entrusted for treatment or sent to a public wastewater treatment facility.
- 03
Prepare statements and drawings: prepare the statement of raw material, fuel and water usage, product output and projected pollutant discharge, and the installation statements for emission and prevention facilities; for air, attach the general drawing of prevention facilities and the annual maintenance plan, and for wastewater, attach the location map and wastewater discharge process flow chart.
- 04
File the application and respond to supplementation requests: submit Form No. 2 of the Enforcement Rule of the Clean Air Conservation Act for air, or Form No. 12 of the Enforcement Rule of the Water Environment Conservation Act for wastewater, to the competent authority, revise the statements and drawings as requested, and begin installation after receiving the permit or report certificate.
- 05
File the operation start report: once the emission and prevention facilities are installed, file the report on Form No. 5 (air) or Form No. 16 (wastewater) with the permit or report certificate attached before operation begins. If the reported start date changes, file a change report for the start date.
- 06
Manage changes: when equipment is added or replaced, raw material or water usage changes, or processes change, first confirm whether the change requires a modification permit or a modification report, and file at the appropriate time so that the actual facility does not diverge from the permitted or reported details.
Filing route
Filing route
Confirm the current filing office, jurisdiction, and online availability on the official website.
Official checkDeadlines & processing notes
Deadlines & processing notes
Fees & official charges
Fees & official charges
Included in the basic fee — Initial document review, required-document guidance, basic form preparation, one filing support and responses to up to two supplement requests.
Conditional success fee — For this service, any conditional success fee may be separately agreed within the lawful service scope and stated in a written engagement agreement. No outcome is guaranteed.
Displayed amounts are starting estimates, not statutory or standard rates. The final fee is confirmed after consultation and document review in the engagement agreement. Government fees and actual expenses may change.
Fees & official charges →Basic documents
Basic documents
대기배출시설(허가신청서, 신고서)(별지 제2호서식)
폐수배출시설 설치(허가신청서, 신고서)(별지 제12호서식)
Scope of services
Scope of services
Hwang Yunsang Administrative Agent Office prepares and translates documents for administrative agencies, submits them on your behalf, and guides you through permit, application, and notification procedures. Services that require the principal’s personal appearance, principal’s application, or electronic signature may be limited in delegation.