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- Bringing things in to New Zealand (importing): Get a CITES permit
In most cases you will only need a permit issued by the exporting country’s CITES Authority to import into New Zealand One exception is for Appendix I species - in this case you will need to apply for a New Zealand issued CITES import permit first
- Importing Wildlife? - New Zealand Customs Service
To bring a CITES item into New Zealand, you’ll likely need to get a CITES permit before importing To find out if items you want to import may need CITES permits, visit the Department of Conservation (DOC) website (www doc govt nz cites) or scan the QR code on the back of this brochure
- CITES permit procedures
CITES regulates international trade in specimens of species of wild fauna and flora listed in its Appendices on the basis of a system of permits and certificates which are issued only when certain conditions are met, and which must be presented when leaving and entering a country
- The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES)
Permits are required for import and re-export of ivory and all other elephant products You may need CITES documentation to enter or leave New Zealand with your hunting trophy CITES is a United Nations Convention that monitors and controls international travel of items containing protected animals and plants
- Protected animal and plant items | Auckland Airport
Some countries require a Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) permit to bring certain animal and plant items into the country New Zealand is one of those countries A CITES permit allows you to move protected species across international borders This includes items you bring back to New Zealand from overseas
- CITES permit application forms: Get a CITES permit
There are three New Zealand CITES permit application forms to select from They are based on type of information we need to make an assessment and can be used for either import, export, or re-export Choose the form appropriate to your circumstances 1 Personal or household items
- Endangered species - New Zealand Customs Service
The CITES items most commonly seized or surrendered at the New Zealand border include: You need a permit from the Department of Conservation to bring the items listed above into or out of New Zealand A permit is also required for the items below
- Illegal take and trade in wild species | New Zealand Ministry of . . .
If the product you are importing is included on the CITES species checklist, you should contact the Department of Conservation to find out what permits or certificates may be needed for importation These vary depending on the species and country of origin
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