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Жалба

Доколку не сте задоволни од услугата или не сте добиле одговор во предвидениот рок може да поднесете жалба на следните начини:

•  Писарница
•  Пошта

Жалбата се поднесува во ДРЖАВНА КОМИСИЈА ЗА ОДЛУЧУВАЊЕ ВО УПРАВНА ПОСТАПКА И ПОСТАПКА ОД РАБОТЕН ОДНОС ВО ВТОР СТЕПЕН СКОПЈЕ и може да ја поднесете во рок од 15 Ден(ови) , од добивањето на услугата.

По однос на жалбата одлучува ДРЖАВНА КОМИСИЈА ЗА ОДЛУЧУВАЊЕ ВО УПРАВНА ПОСТАПКА И ПОСТАПКА ОД РАБОТЕН ОДНОС ВО ВТОР СТЕПЕН СКОПЈЕ Решение по жалба ќе добиете во рок од 60 Ден(ови) преку:

•  Се подига лично

Барањето за издавање на дозволата со потребната документација се  поднесува електронски преку EXIM системот.  

Дозовлата ќе се издаде доколку с еисполнети условите превидени со Законот за заштита на природата.

• For the import of live specimens of allochthone wild species not listed in the annexes of the Ordinance, the following must be submitted:
• Filled out and signed application form.
• In case of import of live specimens, documentation demonstrating that the facilities at the place of destination are adequately equipped to conserve and care for it properly.
• Proof that all live specimens will be transported and treated in a manner that reduces the risk of injury, health damage or cruel treatment.
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax.

For species from Annex I, II and III of the Ministerial Ordinance on movement and trade in protected species the following documents are to be submitted:

• Filled out and signed application form for a re-export certificate.
• In case of re-export of specimens of species listed in CITES Appendix I, the copy of the preliminary import permit.
• Proof that the specimens will not be utilized for commercial purposes (for species from Annex I);
• Proof that all live specimens will be transported and treated in a manner that reduces the risk of injury, health damage or cruel treatment.
• Documented proof that the specimens were introduced into North Macedonia in accordance with the Ministerial Ordinance; or introduced into international trade in line with CITES if they were introduced into North Macedonia before DAY MONTH 2000; or that they were legally introduced into North Macedonia before the implementation of the Ordinance and Convention.
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax

CITES permits and certificates are issued on the basis of the Law on (in preparation) of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora CITES,and the Law on Nature protection ("Official Gazette of Macedonia", No. 67 /04):

• Applying for a CITES permit.
• Application for CITES permit – APPENDIX
• Request for a CITES species certificate within the Republic of North Macedonia (hold-exhibit-trade-move)
• Request for importation of live specimens of allochthonous wild species that are not on Annexes I to IX of the Regulations
• Guide for CITES permit and certificate applications (Guide for CITES permit – certificate applications) List of tariff labels for goods that are or may be subject to obtaining a CITES permit, certificate or other document Information on the status of wild species listed on CITES can also be found here: – https://www.speciesplus.net/ – https://cites.org/eng/app/appendices.php

The European Union, along with the United States of America, China and Japan, represents one of the world's largest markets for wild species, especially in consumer terms. Therefore, the EU bears a great responsibility for the protection of wildlife. Due to the existence of the single market of the European Union and the absence of internal borders, the EU has passed a number of regulations on cross-border traffic and wildlife trade, tzv. Wildlife Trade Regulations, which implement CITES uniformly throughout the EU territory, and the provisions of those regulations are directly applied by all member states. In addition, the EU has enforced the provisions of the CITES Convention on its territory, and has introduced trade controls for some types of plants and animals that are not listed on CITES. Therefore, the types listed in the additional conventions in the European regulation are listed in special annexes, depending on their threat and degree of protection: Annex A lists species that are on CITES Appendix I, that is, species that are endangered and trade in examples of those species taken from the wild is prohibited. Trade in the species listed in appendix A is allowed in exceptional cases such as scientific research or breeding for the purpose of preserving the species. Annex A also includes some species listed in other appendices of the convention, but considering that they are endangered species, any form of trade can have a negative impact, and trade in these specimens is prohibited in the EU area. Appendix B includes species listed in CITES Appendix II, but also some species not listed in the appendices of the convention. Annex C includes the types listed in Annex III Convention Annex D includes species that are not listed in the additional conventions, but due to the large quantities of specimens of these species that are annually imported into the EU, it is justified to monitor trade, that is, imports with the aim of timely reaction if it is established that trade could have a negative impact on the state of species conservation . This regulation also prohibits the importation of certain species of plants and animals into the EU, due to the suspicion that such imports could have a negative effect on the populations of those species in nature. Details of implementation of the mentioned rules in Hrvatska prescribes the Law on border crossing and trade in wild animals. Currently, among the species listed in the appendices of the Convention and European regulations, there are XX species native to the Republic of North Macedonia, XX of which are prohibited from commercial trade.

For species from Annexes I and II of the Regulation on cross-border trade and protected trade it is necessary to attach:

• Filled out and signed application form for a re-export certificate;
• Documented proof that specimens have been acquired in line with the law of the exporting or re-exporting country. (In case of import of species from Annex I which are given in CITES Appendices I, II or III, the applicant submits the CITES export permit or re-export certificate, or a copy thereof.
• Proof that the samples will not be used for commercial purposes (in this case the samples are AttachmentI);
• In case of import of live specimens, documentation demonstrating that the facilities at the place of destination are adequately equipped to conserve and care for it properly.
• Proof that all live specimens will be transported and treated in a manner that reduces the risk of injury, health damage or cruel treatment.
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax

For species from Annex I, II and III of the Ministerial Ordinance on movement and trade in protected species the following documents are to be submitted:

• Filled out and signed application form for a re-export certificate;
• Valid import permit from the state of import (if the species is listed on CITES Appendix I);
• Proof that specimens have been acquired in line with the Convention or that they have been acquired in Republic of North Macedonia in accordance to provisions of national legislation;
• Proof that the specimens will not be used for commercial purposes (in case of specimens from Annex I);
• Proof that all live specimens will be transported and treated in a manner that reduces the risk of injury, health damage or cruel treatment;
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax;

Filled out and signed application form.

• In case of import of live specimens, documentation demonstrating that the facilities at the place of destination are adequately equipped to conserve and care for it properly.
• Proof that specimens have been acquired in Republic of North Macedonia in accordance to provisions of national legislation;
• In case of export or re-export proof that all live specimens will be transported and treated in a manner that reduces the risk of injury, health damage or cruel treatment;

Within Republic of North Macedonia for sale, purchase, offer for purchase, acquisition for commercial purposes, exhibition to the public for commercial purposes, use for commercial gain, keeping for sale, offering for sale, transport for sale, exchange or any other form of change of ownership of specimens, the prior acquisition of a certificate is necessary:

• Filled out and signed application form.
• Proof that the specimens have been acquired or introduced into Republic of North Macedonia in accordance with legislation regulating nature protection, or that the specimens are captive bred or artificially propagated (in case of plants), or that the application is for parts and derivatives of such specimens.
• Live vertebrates must be permanently marked in line with the provisions.
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax
• Proof of payment of the administrative tax

For CITES import or export permits or re-export certificates, in case when more than one species is listed on the application, or when it is necessary to fill out details in more than one set of fields (fields 8 to 22), a completed application annex form is submitted along with the main application form completed.