China Magnet Export Control Guidelines (January 2026)

The core rules for China's magnet exports are clear: civil and industrial magnets that are non-military use, free of 7 controlled medium-heavy rare earth elements, or meet content compliance standards can be exported smoothly with simple procedures. Inquiries are welcome.

Export Conditions for Civil & Industrial Magnets

1. Component Compliance

Be free of the 7 controlled elements or contain them below 0.1% content. Providing third-party component testing reports will facilitate customs clearance verification.

2. Application Compliance

Submit a non-military/non-sensitive use declaration to ensure the magnets are applied in civil and industrial scenarios.

3. Normal Customs Declaration

Prepare documents including contracts, invoices, and component reports, declare as general goods, and no additional license is required.

Quick Compliance Guidelines

• Conduct component testing first to confirm the content of the 7 controlled elements and determine whether a license is needed.

• Choose compliant suppliers, prioritizing factories with component traceability and testing capabilities to ensure smooth export.

• Clarify the application purpose and prepare the use declaration in advance to avoid clearance delays due to ambiguous application scenarios.

Our Supply Advantages

We focus on civil and industrial-grade magnets (neodymium iron boron, ferrite, rare earth magnets without controlled elements, etc.). All our products are either free of the 7 controlled medium-heavy rare earth elements or meet content compliance standards, enabling license-free and fast export. They are suitable for various fields such as electronics, home appliances, new energy, and sensors.

• Transparent Components: Provide third-party testing reports to ensure compliance.

• Fast Delivery: In-stock for regular specifications, 1-2 weeks lead time for customized orders.

• After-sales Guarantee: Meet international standards such as RoHS and REACH, with replacement or refund available for quality issues.