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CITES Appendix III includes species that are protected by individual countries and for which those countries have requested international cooperation to help regulate trade.
Unlike Appendix I and Appendix II, Appendix III listings are initiated by a single country rather than by all CITES member countries. The goal is to help prevent illegal trade and ensure that exports are properly documented.
Protected by one or more individual countries
International trade is permitted with the appropriate documentation
Export permits or Certificates of Origin may be required
Requirements depend on the country of export
International cooperation helps monitor legal trade
Appendix III includes a variety of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and plants that are protected by specific countries.
The list may change over time as countries add or remove species according to their national conservation needs.
Yes. Appendix III species can usually be imported or exported legally when the required documentation has been issued by the appropriate government authority.
Depending on the exporting country and destination, documents may include:
CITES Export Permit
Certificate of Origin
Veterinary Health Certificate
Import Permit (if required)
Other country-specific documents
Although Appendix III has fewer restrictions than Appendix I or Appendix II, owners must still comply with:
CITES regulations
The laws of the exporting country
The import requirements of the destination country
Airline policies for transporting live animals
Documentation requirements vary depending on the species and the country where the animal originates.
Bangkok Pet Taxi provides transportation for legally owned companion animals and can help review your travel plans if your pet is listed under CITES Appendix III.
Before international travel, we recommend confirming all CITES and destination country requirements to help ensure a smooth and legal journey.