FIZ Workflow Simulator
Explore how manufacturing operations flow through Malaysia's Free Industrial Zone, including import procedures, value-added processing, and export compliance.
🎓 DEMO MODE - Educational Demonstration
This is an interactive simulation of FIZ manufacturing workflows. Actual operations must comply with current JKDM regulations.
1
Material Import
Raw materials received at port of entry
2
FIZ Entry Declaration
Materials transferred under FIZ license with customs documentation
3
Manufacturing Operations
Production process in FIZ facility
4
Yield Tracking
Monitor output, scrap, and variance
5
Reconciliation & Audit
Verify material balance and regulatory compliance
6
Export / Release
Finished goods cleared for domestic or international shipment
IMPORTED
10000units
RECEIVED
0units
YIELD
0units
SCRAP
0units
✓ Material balance verified
Initial material import: 10000 units of Raw semiconductor wafers
FIZ Overview
Free Industrial Zones (FIZ) in Malaysia are dedicated areas for industrial manufacturing and value-added processing.
Companies operating in FIZ can import materials duty-free for processing, with special privileges for:
- • Zero import duties on raw materials
- • Extended exemption periods
- • Simplified customs procedures
- • Export-oriented manufacturing
Workflow Stages
1.Import - Declare goods at zone gate
2.Processing - Manufacture/assemble goods
3.Inventory - Store finished goods in warehouse
4.QC Check - Quality control and reconciliation
5.Export - Prepare shipment for clearance
6.Release - Final customs release
Important: Compliance Considerations
- • Material variance tolerances are set by customs authorities and must be documented
- • Scrap and waste materials require proper documentation and tracking
- • Final product HS codes and classifications must be verified before export
- • All processing must comply with Malaysian industrial regulations and safety standards
- • Local content and employment requirements may apply depending on sector