EXPORTATION Animals & Animal Products
Exportation of Live Animals Pre-Export Process
1) An exporter should receive an Import Permit from or contact a duly veterinary authority of the country of destination, for information on a health requirement.
2) The exporter should present an Import Permit of animal health requirement, when received, to a AQS veterinary official, for advice.
3) The exporter should personally submit an application request (Form No 1/1) at least 15 days prior to an exportation.
The application should be attached with a copy of the exporter’s identification card. He could appoint a representative to submit the application, in written paper, and attach copies of identification card of himself and his representative.
4) The AQS veterinary official is authorized to issue an export licence (Form No 9) and a health certificate for exported animals after health examination and/or tests for certain diseases, inspection of a farm or premises of origin to detect animal disease status and etc, in compliance with a health requirement.
In case that the exported animals were vaccinated against or tested for any disease, the exporter should present a vaccination certificate or other evidence to a veterinary official.
5) On exportation for commercial purpose, the exporter should attach a copy of an animal trade licence (Form NO 10) and an Invoice which indicates the price of exported animals or Price List, Packing List, Air Waybill / Bill of Lading and etc, to the application.
6) Names of the exporter and a consignee at the country of destination should be corresponding to those written in English in all documents concerned.