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Transportation of seedlings and seeds across Ukraine-France borders
Tell me, please, what are the rules and requirements for the export from Ukraine-import to France by a private person (not as a commercial cargo) of tree seedlings and seeds.
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
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Depending on whether the border is air or land.
A phytosanitary certificate is required, regardless of the quantity or whether an individual or legal entity imports.
There is a list of prohibited plants for import into the EU.
In either case, the certificate will clearly identify the plant and will authorize importation. Otherwise, it will simply not be issued.
How much the certificate costs, the place and procedure for obtaining it, etc., I do not know. I tried to figure out this question - everything is very difficult for the sake of a couple of rastyukh.
Of course, they do not always look at the car, turn a blind eye to all sorts of potted ones.
But! It's one thing to plant seedlings on an airplane - you can't hide them and you can't slip them into luggage on the sly.
Another thing is to carry in a car - the probability that they simply will not notice is great. But it may be so when they say that it is impossible to import everything.
It is worth clarifying (search on the Internet) whether it is possible to issue this certificate at the border. I think it's logical. Then it is necessary to have with you documents on the origin of rastyukh-checks, waybills, markings on the pot, etc.
Without this, it is difficult for me to imagine issuing a certificate (for example, if the seedlings are my own or from the market).
My opinion - or not to carry at all. Or carry, realizing that they can withdraw.
If you want everything honestly, you'll have to get confused with the certificate.
A phytosanitary certificate is required, regardless of the quantity or whether an individual or legal entity imports.
There is a list of prohibited plants for import into the EU.
In either case, the certificate will clearly identify the plant and will authorize importation. Otherwise, it will simply not be issued.
How much the certificate costs, the place and procedure for obtaining it, etc., I do not know. I tried to figure out this question - everything is very difficult for the sake of a couple of rastyukh.
Of course, they do not always look at the car, turn a blind eye to all sorts of potted ones.
But! It's one thing to plant seedlings on an airplane - you can't hide them and you can't slip them into luggage on the sly.
Another thing is to carry in a car - the probability that they simply will not notice is great. But it may be so when they say that it is impossible to import everything.
It is worth clarifying (search on the Internet) whether it is possible to issue this certificate at the border. I think it's logical. Then it is necessary to have with you documents on the origin of rastyukh-checks, waybills, markings on the pot, etc.
Without this, it is difficult for me to imagine issuing a certificate (for example, if the seedlings are my own or from the market).
My opinion - or not to carry at all. Or carry, realizing that they can withdraw.
If you want everything honestly, you'll have to get confused with the certificate.
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answered 12 years ago
Seeds in factory packages, as it were, also fall under phytosanitary control. But they usually don't have a problem. The main thing is factory packaging, there will definitely be no questions. And no one will most likely find it.
But the bags with seeds and herbs can cause a lot of questions)))
Seeds you will carry 99%, of course, you need to know the measure - a box of seeds can attract attention.
Formally, plants cannot be imported into Ukraine without such a certificate. But we all carry bulbous ones from Holland (I carried several hundred bulbs - there were in all sacks), I drive seeds back and forth, in Slovakia I bought a lot of potted bulbs - right in the cabin and carried, carried roots. They ship from Poland.
Earlier on this forum, forum member Oresta52 described her experience to me - she often travels to Poland - seedlings and pots. So she had cases when plants were confiscated from her.
The most that threatens-withdraw and all.
There seems to be no fine (well, if it is not some plant from the Red Book or which contains narcotic substances).
But the bags with seeds and herbs can cause a lot of questions)))
Seeds you will carry 99%, of course, you need to know the measure - a box of seeds can attract attention.
Formally, plants cannot be imported into Ukraine without such a certificate. But we all carry bulbous ones from Holland (I carried several hundred bulbs - there were in all sacks), I drive seeds back and forth, in Slovakia I bought a lot of potted bulbs - right in the cabin and carried, carried roots. They ship from Poland.
Earlier on this forum, forum member Oresta52 described her experience to me - she often travels to Poland - seedlings and pots. So she had cases when plants were confiscated from her.
The most that threatens-withdraw and all.
There seems to be no fine (well, if it is not some plant from the Red Book or which contains narcotic substances).
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