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1. www.gov.uk › guidance › cites-imports-and-exportsCheck if you need a CITES permit to import or export ...

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   Jan 1, 2013 · Check if your import, export or re-export needs a permit or certificate under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

2. www.gov.uk › guidance › apply-for-a-cites-permitApply for a CITES permit - GOV.UK

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   Oct 8, 2024 · Check if you need a CITES permit to import or export endangered species; Trading or moving CITES-listed specimens through designated UK ports and airports

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › cites-controls-import-andCITES controls: import and export of protected species - GOV.UK

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   Aug 9, 2012 · Validity of import and export permits for CITES-controlled goods. The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) issues permits. It is the UK CITES Management Authority.

4. planthealthportal.defra.gov.uk › cites-guidanceCITES Guidance - UK Plant Health Information Portal - GOV.UK

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   The point on entry to the UK needs to be a CITES designated port. The usual CITES and Plant Health declarations need to be made on the CDS/CHIEF and IPAFFS systems respectively. Traders should...

5. cites.org › eng › discCITES

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   CITES is an international agreement to ensure trade in wild animals and plants doesn't threaten their survival.

6. importlicensing.wto.org › endangered-species-citesEndangered species CITES | Import Licensing Procedures

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   Basic information. 1. Outline of the system. This section provides an overview of legislation regulating imports of specimens of certain endangered species of animals and plants, whether dead or alive and including their parts or derivatives.

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   What is cites & how does it work?

   • Based on CITES, a licensing system is in place for specified endangered species of animals and plants, which comprises a double-checking system involving export and import controls by both the country of export and by the UK as the country of import. Under CITES "trade" refers to all cross-border movements including non-commercial movements.

   Endangered species CITES | Import Licensing Procedures

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   Who issues CITES permits & certificates?

   • Permits and certificates are issued by the UK CITES Management Authority, the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA), on advice from the relevant Scientific Authority. Must the applications be passed on to other organs for visa, note or approval?

   Endangered species CITES | Import Licensing Procedures

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   Do I need a permit to import a cites specimen?

   • You must get a permit for any species listed on annex A, B or C in Species+. If you have a permit to export a specimen of a CITES species issued by another country, this does not guarantee that the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) will issue an import permit for it. You can only import specimens of annex A species in exceptional circumstances.

   Import or export endangered species: check if you need a CITES permit

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   Do I need a cites document in the UK?

   • You must use a CITES designated point of entry and exit in the UK, and present your documents to the UK Border Force. If your specimen passes through GB when moving between a non-EU country (third country) and an EU country, you may be able to get a transit exemption so you do not need to get UK CITES documents.

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   Will the UK continue to comply with cites?

   • The UK will continue to comply with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). Your trade routes may change from 1 January 2021. You’ll need to import (bring in) or export (take out) CITES specimens through the designated land, sea and air ports.

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   Why do I need a copy of my CITES Import Permit?

   • Other copies are used to prove legal import or export of the specimen. For details on what to expect at customs, see guidance on the legal requirement to show your CITES import permit at the first point of entry in to the UK (CIP14). If you’re unsure about your application, contact APHA Centre for International Trade: Bristol.

   CITES controls: import and export of protected species - GOV.UK

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8. brexitlegalguide.co.uk › cites-specimens-2021-uk-guidanceCITES Specimens 2021 UK Guidance – Brexit Information

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   Oct 14, 2020 · All businesses and individuals moving CITES specimens between GB and the EU, and between GB and NI, must present their CITES documents upon arrival or departure. Border Force will, if everything is in order, endorse the permits.