CBIC notifies revised Procedure for Import of Pets and Live Animals

CBIC notifies revised Procedure for Import of Pets and Live Animals Attention is invited to Board’s Circular 9/2002-Cus dated 30.01.2002, 94

“for "Ease of Understanding and Doing Business" as well as streamlining the complete process of import of live animals into lndia by the importers, the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); Process for import; Application Form for obtaining advance No Objection Certificate from AQCS; Veterinary Health Certificate format to fulfill lndian requirements; format for advance No Objection Certificate; Physical Examination of Pet at port of arrival; format for Physical Examination of the pet/animals during Quarantine period at AQCS; format for final No Objection Certificate, etc. have been standardized for import of live animals and are annexed herewith. The details of post-import tests and name of laboratories where required tests will be done, has also been mentioned”.
3. The DAHD has also clarified that:
“the concerned AQCS will inspect only those documents which pertain to veterinary health requirements. The other documents/ licenses, which are required under various rules & regulations of other Departments including Customs, shall be inspected by the Customs authorities”.
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4. In view of above revised SOP & modified forms, with the approval of competent authority, it has been decided to withdraw circulars mentioned in para 1 with immediate effect.
5. It has further been decided that the following procedure shall be followed:
5.1 Following steps may be kept in mind by the importers/Airlines before arrival for import of Pet/Live Animals to ensure quicker clearance:
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