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Thailand protects many native and endangered animal species under the Wildlife Conservation and Protection Act. These laws help conserve biodiversity and regulate the possession, breeding, transportation, import, and export of protected wildlife.
If you own or plan to travel with an exotic animal, it is important to understand whether the species is protected under Thai law.
Protected wildlife includes animal species that are legally protected by the Thai government due to their conservation status or ecological importance.
These animals may be native to Thailand or protected under international agreements such as CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
Protected species may include:
Native birds
Birds of prey
Primates
Wild cats
Bears
Deer
Pangolins
Crocodiles
Certain snakes
Turtles and tortoises
Freshwater turtles
Monitor lizards
Many native reptiles and amphibians
The list of protected wildlife is established by Thai law and may be updated by the relevant authorities.
Depending on the species, permits may be required for:
Possession
Breeding
Buying or selling
Import
Export
Transportation
Commercial use
Some species may be completely prohibited from private ownership or international trade.
If a protected species is also listed under CITES, additional international permits may be required before crossing borders.
Requirements may include:
CITES permits
Import permits
Export permits
Veterinary certificates
Government approvals
The exact requirements depend on the species and the destination country's regulations.
Pet owners are responsible for ensuring that their animals are legally owned and that all required permits have been obtained before transporting or exporting protected wildlife.
Failure to comply with wildlife laws may result in confiscation of the animal, fines, or other legal penalties.
Bangkok Pet Taxi transports legal companion animals only.
If your pet is an exotic or protected species, we recommend confirming its legal status before arranging transportation. Our team can help review your travel plans and advise whether additional documentation or permits may be required for domestic or international travel.