The Korean Chamber of Commerce in Australia (KCCIA) is a non‑profit organisation established in 1981 to support Korean businesses and enterprises in Sydney and the surrounding areas. It promotes the growth and development of the Korean business community by offering networking opportunities, sharing business information, and providing policy advocacy.

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A diverse range of companies and business entities across various industries are currently members of the Chamber. KCCIA works to protect and advance the interests of the business community through initiatives aimed at improving the business environment, conducting economic policy research, and engaging in legislative advocacy.

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KCCIA pursues the following core policies :

> Improving the Business Environment : We communicate proposals and recommendations to local government and policy makers to enhance the business climate.
> Member Support : We provide a variety of support programs and services tailored to the needs of member companies to help foster business growth.
> Strengthening Community Solidarity : We reinforce cooperation and unity within the Korean community, promoting mutual support and shared development.
> Korean Business Market Entry Programs : We operate diverse programs to support the entry of Korean companies into the Australian market.
> Advocacy Activities : We engage in advocacy efforts designed to elevate the profile of the Korean community, support Korean‑Australian policy development, and align with Korea’s international standing.