Hello % u; ^' p5 W' y4 v* @3 hthankyou for your enquiry. & N! J. B, h/ }6 o+ i" C 8 ~* Q' ~" I+ t1 ]The following is the total cost to ship your toy poodle to Taiwan $ l; Q6 u4 O% M% e) O 9 b( k% i9 B% g# d2 A( a& U $ 1xxx.xx NZD a; O* b/ q. }/ |, Q. u / I: _! f9 O! c, U. s
Price includes crate, freight Auckland to Taipei (via Brisbane), MAF health clearance etc etc, and is based on you meeting me (or delivering the dog to me) on the day of departure - evening departure...$ J8 W- F( f3 |3 q' X
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Please note the following entry requirements for Taiwan: 7 Z' `$ Z, z4 T1 l N . z5 q( `9 I+ h6 I: F5 H
1. Cat/dog must be microchipped % Z% I/ g3 A# G6 _2. Cat/dog must be vaccinated against rabies (inactive vaccine), at least 30 days prior to departure ) R3 J. J8 H0 j3. Cat/dog must be at least 90 days (3 mths) old at time of vaccination5 w# ^1 t4 T7 `
4. An import permit is required - you need to apply for this at least 30 days prior to departure ( _0 [4 o: A& e! r x* a) k ! y+ r% t/ @* @2 tPlease feel free to ask any questions, q& i) D( V! h$ w9 f6 h9 A7 U
regards作者: colleenp 时间: 2011-12-13 17:31:25
http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/e ... rs/domaniec.tai.htm # H$ I0 u4 m, z- A; @# _- t/ ^; L( i9 t, L% p6 Q/ _
1. Statutory authority# k3 o* o3 B- d V* n! @3 l8 z
Pursuant to section 60 of the Animal Products Act 1999: , ?. W* T9 h" V' O( e
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(i) I notify the following overseas market access requirements, entitled dogs and cats to Taiwan ) c) e' a: L* R: D5 a7 w- V( J# p8 j
) c$ [( n# a6 g' @- @4 g3 u(ii) Revoke OMAR B DOMANIEC.TAI 21.07.05. 1 F5 ~0 p% [! |7 u" J
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This notice takes effect from date of signing. , |( o0 V9 K2 w7 f5 ^8 F2 b
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Dated at Wellington this 27th day of October 2009. F4 o/ a2 S6 k5 [# k; t( K; R7 F2 s0 x3 t. J" |: v6 E! I1 o
Signed: Matthew Stone BVSc MACVSc MVS (Epidemiology) / r) q: A$ H) R0 Q5 ZGroup Manager" }+ A5 Z4 t: G% }$ v" e8 p: ]
Animal Imports and Exports " A3 I6 Z! U, D- h/ _1 d
Border Standards Directorate X1 D. R( S2 X/ s1 Z) U
MAF Biosecurity New Zealand 8 Q ?- u( }$ ] ` T% Q(pursuant to delegated authority) # V" a- ~. v y2 \ " E6 i8 V+ \* w2. Taiwan Requirements t) i7 O) F2 h* {Dogs and cats exported from New Zealand to Taiwan must comply with the import requirements of Taiwan listed in this notice as follows: , q, x- ]0 N" n. i3 l' Y; U: ^$ g! i) q; h0 F" \ D
2.1 An Import Permit number is required for the exportation of dogs and cats to Taiwan. 7 S5 V0 T( X2 w1 O
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2.2 An Official Veterinarian authorised by the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry must certify, after due enquiry, the following: % n8 \7 n+ _9 K/ D! U- k Y9 F) |& G$ Y9 A. P4 ~! g
2.2.1 No case of rabies has ever occurred in New Zealand. 4 r5 O( g% W& S' G7 g- A1 Y$ @3 k
2.2.2.1 The animal(s) described in the Zoosanitary Certificate has been resident in New Zealand since birth or for at least six months immediately prior to departure - s- O5 U) @+ z7 B' g1 f8 M& r: n/ G1 h2 z- U& i$ T0 k5 {
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2.2.2.2 The animal(s) described in the Zoosanitary Certificate has been continually resident in New Zealand since it came directly from Taiwan (if the animal(s) has been resident in New Zealand for < 6 months). 4 S- X! J, n; Y& _6 O+ a9 Z7 l; A3 S U6 l) ]6 [3 ?
2.2.3 The animal(s) described in the Zoosanitary Certificate has been vaccinated against rabies using an inactivated vaccine. Manufacturer and commercial name of vaccine. Date vaccinated: & y- M7 f" v9 Y; I3 u- M9 O6 ~/ }' l4 P8 Z4 j
2.2.3.1 The rabies vaccination was a primary vaccination / booster vaccination. 9 w& o M: E" o7 `9 ^6 t- N
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2.2.4 The animal(s) was inspected and found to be free from evidence of infectious or contagious diseases, including rabies. . b( M* b+ J+ A
4 c) U6 [& T m0 t# D0 |! ^4 [2.2.5 The animal(s) is fit to travel. - r, p3 R& z8 S/ I7 D7 U5 @& N# ~, Q4 y( Q0 ~2 g! v/ I( r( O& a! s
3. Definitions 2 I3 ]3 S' ^4 q W# t& TFor the purposes of this document: " a( Z0 R {$ R& K% p1 C6 H
+ E- l6 D0 Q+ \0 d' ^Any term or expression that is defined in the Animal Products Act 1999 and used, but not defined in this document, has the same meaning as in this Act. - ~2 N3 I) x A. _ & b! B s' q$ @7 F+ @+ f( A. xExplanatory note # U) P# W# t% H' t& N$ Q
+ W [8 Z7 `: X; d( a FThis OMAR is based on the export certificate for dogs and cats to Taiwan, dated 22 October 2009. % X% U o6 [% u! | & H; k" c! e( C- [5 p9 }! BAdditional Information on OMAR Notification: DOMANIEC.TAI 22.10.09 1 h& i; W; c$ e: O9 m
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1. This OMAR replaces the previous one dated 21 July 2005. This OMAR has been updated to include the following: . G5 t0 N6 O9 R4 l - d9 x" X3 d4 p+ F, }& E/ S" E1.1 an option in clause 2 that the animal has been continually resident in New Zealand since it was imported directly from Taiwan (if the animal has been resident in New Zealand for < 6 months), and & p! f7 n K) C) d) d
- B2 ?4 t$ B. |( N/ r0 T1.2 the manufacturer and commercial name of the vaccine in clause 2.2.3. " F0 I9 c1 ^2 t
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2. An Import Permit is required, and should be applied for in writing at least 30 days prior to export from: ( \3 V$ R( J- F G H0 k0 _. }- }& m9 v0 v5 m* _3 ?) O
If imported via CKS airport: , ^$ L) X0 o5 X) X V4 j- _8 q( G' s, L& C
Hsinchu Branch, Bureau of Animal and Plant Health Inspection and Quarantine " n# K/ s( h$ g! s+ S9 z! {2 Y, ^Tel: +81 3 398 2431 ( L7 b- G, V2 t; t& S* x9 b* M$ \+ BFax: +81 3 398 2313' z a9 [# o. t8 R2 {' w
E-mail: hc04@main.hcbaphiq.gov.tw / S; w0 a+ G ~6 G, Y. m' n6 Y( K0 X
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OR: 1 ~, D; o# B8 {3 U! N7 Q 1 I' U+ b- _' ?* L: R# jIf imported via Kaohsiung airport: ( e; p! O c& C
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7 F; o3 m8 t' d* [3. Trans-shipment through countries (zones) not recognised as rabies-free by the competent authority of Taiwan is not permitted. For further information, refer to the following website: . q3 \4 P S: N" dhttp://www.baphiq.gov.tw/mp.asp?mp=2 5 ]( L) @* `7 ~/ ~9 v/ @8 z B$ M0 v, ]0 S+ E. N
4. Cats and dogs must only be exported if they are less than 4 weeks pregnant. % K& P6 C2 R) I- q/ l6 Z4 I
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5. Animals must be microchipped. + P5 ~* {' S; h( M ( ]8 P4 e/ u+ K1 B. d7 F. B: U6. The animals must have been at least 90 days old when vaccinated against rabies. The animal can only be exported 30 days after the rabies vaccination but no more than 1 year after the rabies vaccination. & t) \9 J( y( b2 L
1 u) ~3 m+ B5 C: F+ C" u7. The animal must arrive with the original veterinary certificate in order to be released from quarantine upon arrival in Taiwan. ( ^' c5 i% L/ l3 m5 U$ h+ v
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Section 61.A of the Animal Products Amendments Act 2005 states that 'The Crown is not liable, and nor is the Director-General or any employee of the Ministry liable, for any loss arising through the refusal or failure of the relevant authority of an overseas market to admit export animal material or animal product to that market'.作者: 里瓦尔多 时间: 2011-12-14 03:48:09