To obtain a CITES Permit for Fisheries, the process begins with acquiring a CITES certificate from the Ministry of Environment for species listed under CITES. Next, the applicant must download and complete the relevant application form from the Ministry of Fisheries, ensuring all required documents are attached, such as the CITES certificate, species list, product details, consignment size, and market destination. The CITES Permit for Fisheries ensures the sustainable management and conservation of endangered species and ecosystems. The permit regulates the international trade of species listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), preventing over-exploitation and ensuring that trade does not threaten the survival of these species in the wild.
Step 1: Obtain a CITES Certificate from the Ministry of Environment
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The trader must first apply for and obtain a CITES Certificate from the Ministry of Environment. This certificate confirms that the species being exported or imported were sourced legally and sustainably in compliance with international conservation regulations. Once obtained, the CITES Certificate must be submitted to the Ministry of Fisheries. |
Step 2: Prepare the Application
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To prepare the application for an CITE certificate for Fisheries, download the required form from FTIP or the Ministry of Fisheries website. Complete the application carefully, ensuring all necessary documents are attached. |
Step 3: Submit the Application
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Submit the completed application in writing to the Director of Fisheries. The Ministry of Fisheries will review the submission, and if any documents are missing or incomplete, The Trader will be notified to provide the necessary information. |
Step 4: Collect Your CITES Permit for Fisheries
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If the application is approved, the Ministry of Fisheries will register and validate the CITES Permit for Fisheries. The exporter can then collect the permit. If the application is rejected, the applicant will be informed of the reasons for the rejection. |
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| # | Name | Description | Measure Type | Agency | Comments | Legal Document | Validity To | Measure Class |
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| 1 | CITES Permit for Fisheries | To obtain a CITES permit for products listed under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), applicants must first acquire a CITES permit from the Department of Environment before applying for an export license from the Department of Fisheries. | Permit Requirement | Ministry of Fisheries | Some species, like live rock, hard corals, and giant clams, are subject to a quota system, and permits are issued based on availability within the annual quota. Other species such as turtles and humphead wrasse require permits for scientific and educational purposes, and exemptions must be granted by the Permanent Secretary of Fisheries and Forests. Certain species like Triton and Giant Helmet are completely banned from export. | Offshore Fisheries Management Regulations 2014 | 0002-12-02 | Good |
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