Requirements for Export Plants from Territory of the Republic of Indonesia

Requirements for Export Plants from Territory of the Republic of Indonesia

Export requirements for quarantine of plants and plant products are stipulated to regulate the release of carrier media in the form of plants and plant products from within the territory of the Republic of Indonesia and prevent the release of Quarantined Plant Destruction Organisms (OPTK) from within the territory of the Republic of Indonesia to other countries.

Quarantine measures against plants and plant products to be exported are aimed at ensuring that the carrier media is free from OPTK. The quarantine measures are adjusted to the policies imposed in the destination country.

In the context of export acceleration, the Agricultural Quarantine Agency accelerates export quarantine services as stipulated in the Decree of the Head of the Agricultural Quarantine Agency Number 2471/Kpts/KR.020/K/11/2018 concerning Acceleration of Agricultural Quarantine Export Certification Services ( pdf ) and Number 2523/Kpts /KR.020/K/11/2018 concerning Assessment and Determination of In-Line Inspection Sites in Plant Quarantine Actions Against the Release of Carrier Media from Within the Territory of the Republic of Indonesia ( pdf ). This is done to increase the efficiency of the implementation of an accountable and traceable quarantine.

A. Plant Quarantine Requirements

1. Accompanied by a Phytosanitary Certificate from the country of origin and/or country of transit;
2. Entered through a designated entry point;
3. Reported and submitted to the Quarantine Officer at the entry point for quarantine measures.

B. Additional Obligations

1. Export Permit from the Minister of Agriculture * , for plant seeds;
2. Domestic Transport of Plants and Animals (SATS-DN), for carrier media classified as plants and included in the list of the Appendix Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) issued by the Directorate General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation, Ministry of Forestry;
3. Treatment certificate or Fumigation Certificate (if required by destination country);
4. Packing declaration (for wooden packaging);
5. Cargo manifest/Invoice/Bill of Loading (B/L)/Air way bill (AWB);

Notes:

* Management of the Minister of Agriculture's SIP can be done on-line through http://simpel.pertanian.go.id/

* Certificate will be processed by indonesiaplant to the ministry of agriculture. the average processing time takes 1-2 weeks after completion, the plants will be sent immediately