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Scott W
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Denmark part of the EEC? (forgive me ignorance  )
If it is then you can ship to the UK without any issues at all, basically you can treat the UK the same as sending to someone else in your own country.
I have imported from Austria before, the animals didn't even need to go via our 'animal customs', no import permits needed either (was a annex A CITES animal too).
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brilliantdragons.net
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Joined: 31 Dec 2005
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Location: Denmark, Naestved
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| Scott W wrote: | Denmark part of the EEC? (forgive me ignorance )
If it is then you can ship to the UK without any issues at all, basically you can treat the UK the same as sending to someone else in your own country.
I have imported from Austria before, the animals didn't even need to go via our 'animal customs', no import permits needed either (was a annex A CITES animal too). |
Yes, Denmark is a part of EEC, also named EU in Denmark!
That means, that in 2 weeks im ready to export dragons to UK. I just need my export-license, which is soon ready!
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