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Import regulations by Bermuda customs


Live Animals


The importation of all live animals must be supported by an Import Permit issued by the
Department of Environmental Protection together with a Health Certificate, which is less than 10
days old (any extension to the 10 day period will be noted on the Import Permit).
In the case of local animals being re-imported into Bermuda, Health Certificates issued in Bermuda
before the trip are not acceptable.
(Refer to Care and Protection of Animals Act 1975)


Prohibited Animals


The importation and exportation of the following animals (living or dead; whole or in part,including meat) is prohibited except where supported by a licence issued by the Department of Environmental Protection:
(a) Marine turtles of all species (Reptilia, Cheloniidae and Dermochelyidae);
(b) Marine mammals of all species (Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises);
(c) Corals of all types, (including stony corals, sea rods and seafans);
(d) Queen conch (Strombus gigas);
(e) Harbour conch (Strombus costatus);
(f) Bermuda cone (Conus bermudensis);
(g) Netted olive (Oliva reticularis);
(h) Bermuda scallop (Pecten ziczac);
(i) Calico scallop (Argopecten gibbus);
(j) Atlantic Pearl Oyster (Pinctada imbricata);
(k) Helmets and Bonnets of all species (Mollusca Cassididae);
(l) Calico clam (Macrocallista maculata);
(m) West Indian top-shell (Cittarium pica), formerly known as Livona pica);
(n) Parrotfishes of all species.
(Refer to Fisheries Act 1972; Fisheries (Protected Species) Order 1978)



Armaments and weapons of war
Arms, ammunition and weapons of war of any description including their components are
prohibited from being imported or exported.
(Refer to Armaments (Control) Act 1964)

Explosive Substances and Fireworks
Importations of explosive substances and fireworks are prohibited except where the importer possesses a valid license issued by the Commissioner of Police.

Export regulations by Bermuda customs




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http://www.customs.gov.bm/BERMUDA%20CUSTOMS%20TARIFF%202005.pdf

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