Applying for authorisation of establishments and establishments for intra-Community transport

Anyone wishing to transfer monkeys and semi-monkeys (primates) as well as semen, embryos and eggs to other EU Member States needs a licence to do so.

If you

• monkeys and semi-monkeys (primates) and products derived from these animals;
• semen of cattle, pigs, horses, sheep and goats, or
• Embryos and oocytes of cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and goats

to other EU Member States, your business needs a licence from the competent authority.

To obtain admission, you must meet the necessary requirements.

Poultry establishments from which poultry are moved to another Member State for purposes other than slaughter are also subject to authorisation. Hatcheries from which hatching eggs or poultry are to be moved to another Member State also require authorisation.

If you

• monkeys and semi-monkeys (primates) and products derived from these animals;
• semen of cattle, pigs, horses, sheep and goats, or
• Embryos and oocytes of cattle, horses, pigs, sheep and goats

to other EU Member States, your business needs a licence from the competent authority.

To obtain admission, you must meet the necessary requirements.

Poultry establishments from which poultry are moved to another Member State for purposes other than slaughter are also subject to authorisation. Hatcheries from which hatching eggs or poultry are to be moved to another Member State also require authorisation.

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State Office for Consumer Protection and Food Safety

Mailing address:
P.O. Box 39 49
26029 Oldenburg

Phone: 04 41 / 570 26-0
Fax: 04 41 / 570 26-179
Email: poststelle@laves.niedersachsen.de

You can submit an application for admission to the competent authority without any specific formal requirements. Floor plan (at least sketch) of the business premises(s) with legend (name of the premises)

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In order to obtain approval, several requirements must be met, including operation, management and animal health.

If necessary, the competent authority will advise you on the necessary requirements for the approval of your business.

Within one month of notification, an appeal against the decision may be lodged with the competent administrative court (the competent administrative court is the administrative court in whose district the business is located) in writing or for the record of the clerk of the court's registry. The action may also be brought with a qualified electronic signature by transmission via the court's electronic judicial and administrative mailbox (EGVP).

As a rule, the procedure is as follows:

• Submit an informal application by post or e-mail for the approval of your company or institution
• You will then be contacted by phone to arrange an on-site appointment
• After the appointment, you will receive information about the approval or rejection of your application

Admission must be granted before the start of the activity.

The processing time is usually between two and four weeks.

The fees depend on the time required. As a rule, fees of 200.00 to 300.00 euros apply.: Fee from 35,00 EUR to 500,00 EUR (Information on cost composition can be found here)

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