Global Botanical Export
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Under 13 plants: Personal permit exemption may apply for admissible species. 13+ plants: USDA PPQ 587 permit + Green & Yellow shipping labels required.

Mandatory Phytosanitary Certificate for all quantities + electronic CHED-PP pre-notification via TRACES-NT by EU importer.

No advance phytosanitary import permit for bare-root planting stock, but the importer must be registered with the plant health service and lodge the CHED-PP notification at least 24 hours before import (SR 916.201 Art. 10).

No advance plant health permit, but the importer must register as a professional operator and pre-notify in IPAFFS at least 4 working hours before landing. Plants for planting are High Risk and get 100% checks.

A CFIA Permit to Import is required for every plant for planting from outside the continental US, with no exemption for Indonesia. Inspection happens at the importer's premises under a Notice to Importer, not at the airport.

Japan operates no plant-quarantine import permit at all: an original phytosanitary certificate and an import inspection are required at any quantity, at one of 33 designated cargo airports.

No advance permit for non-prohibited plants, but every consignment must be declared and inspected at the port of first arrival: the inland-depot option expressly excludes plants for planting. Soil is prohibited outright.

No advance import permit for non-prohibited stock, but the importer must be registered and every consignment notified in DigiPlant — Norway's own system, not CHED-PP. The notification must reach Mattilsynet before the goods cross the border.

A phytosanitary import permit covering the species must be issued before dispatch, and the importer must hold a trade licence with an agricultural activity code. Soil is permit-gated rather than absolutely banned, and regulated material is detained at the point of entry pending Ministry approval.

An import permit under the Biosecurity Act is required before dispatch, and bare-root nursery stock cannot be released straight to the buyer's nursery: it must enter post-entry quarantine in a DAFF-approved facility first.

Every species must be checked in the Plants Biosecurity Index and an import permit obtained before dispatch. Nursery stock then sits in post-entry quarantine in a registered transitional facility, minimum three months, before it is released.

A plant quarantine import permit for seeds and seedlings is obtained through the Ministry's Naama portal before dispatch, and the importer must hold a Saudi commercial registration with an agricultural activity. Natural soil is prohibited outright.