It hard to find tortoise in our country, and even reptile supplies, are there people here ships tort n supplie to philippines
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Looking for tortoise importer in philippines
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Hmmm........ its seems no one do ship in Asia here
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Someone please help him out, I've tried finding importers for him.
apromann4 said:
I know there are a few exporters of Asian torts and reptiles etc. on rfuk, and they also will have other torts from the rest of the world, might be worth giving them a message and seeing if they could bring in other species while they're exporting.
what is rfuk? whats thats?
Thanks austin
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Yeah whay rfuk?
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No proble apromann4
RFUK= Reptile Forums United Kingdom
It's pretty much the largest reptile forum over here, and although the tortoise section isn't as good as it was a while back, it is still useful. If you search through some of the threads you will find there are a few people who do the occasional shipment from south east Asia so as I said since they import other torts as well might be worth seeing whether they good take a tort you want with them when they do the shipment to England. Either way, I expect it won't be cheap, 3 figure sums in $ or £. There will also no doubt be specialist reptile planes that would carry them, but that would be even more expensive I suspect.
This might be worth looking at as well:
Guidelines for the Importation of Live Pet Animals to the Philippines
FOR EXOTIC ANIMALS
1. Apply for an import permit as in A, number 1.
2. Arrange schedule with AHD for inspection of the quarantine site.
3. A CITES certification issued by the Parks and Wildlife Bureau shall be presented.
4. Issuance and inspection fees are 40 pesos and 10 to 50 pesos per head (depending on the size of the animal), respectively.
5. A valid health certificate from the country of origin shall be presented upon arrival.
Plant Quarantine Services:
Bureau of Plant Industry
612 San Andres, Malate, Manila
Tel. No.: (632) 404 0409
Fax. No.: (632) 521 7650 Email:[email protected]
The permit is good for 2 months. Extension for another month may be requested before the permit's expiry date.
It's pretty much the largest reptile forum over here, and although the tortoise section isn't as good as it was a while back, it is still useful. If you search through some of the threads you will find there are a few people who do the occasional shipment from south east Asia so as I said since they import other torts as well might be worth seeing whether they good take a tort you want with them when they do the shipment to England. Either way, I expect it won't be cheap, 3 figure sums in $ or £. There will also no doubt be specialist reptile planes that would carry them, but that would be even more expensive I suspect.
This might be worth looking at as well:
Guidelines for the Importation of Live Pet Animals to the Philippines
FOR EXOTIC ANIMALS
1. Apply for an import permit as in A, number 1.
2. Arrange schedule with AHD for inspection of the quarantine site.
3. A CITES certification issued by the Parks and Wildlife Bureau shall be presented.
4. Issuance and inspection fees are 40 pesos and 10 to 50 pesos per head (depending on the size of the animal), respectively.
5. A valid health certificate from the country of origin shall be presented upon arrival.
Plant Quarantine Services:
Bureau of Plant Industry
612 San Andres, Malate, Manila
Tel. No.: (632) 404 0409
Fax. No.: (632) 521 7650 Email:[email protected]
The permit is good for 2 months. Extension for another month may be requested before the permit's expiry date.
Thanks flintus, yeah it maybe a lot more expensive if i alone will oder one or two tort, i just take my chances in finding someone selling here locally, got my first two redfoots for 250 to 300 USD, i have contacted turtlesandtortoise.com, the only site that reply " yes" in can ship there, but shipping will cost 850$ or more he said, so expensive, i can buy 3 torts for that shipping price only
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what are you looking for? More reds?
Yes, an Export will cost anywhere from $600-$1000 depending on what is involved. However, getting an Export Permit is going to be the problem. You would need someone with an Import License, and a Broker that can clear the shipment.
Not something you really want to step into unless you know what you are doing....
Not something you really want to step into unless you know what you are doing....
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