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Can Parrots Be Delivered to Ireland?

Yes — we deliver parrots to Ireland regularly. As an EU member state, the Republic of Ireland benefits from simpler intra-EU movement rules than the UK. Here is how the process works.

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Yes. Paraíso de Aves delivers parrots to the Republic of Ireland via specialist live-animal air cargo. As Ireland is an EU member state, intra-EU movement rules apply — which are considerably simpler than the post-Brexit UK rules.

For most captive-bred CITES Appendix II species, the documentation required is: an EU Animal Health Certificate issued by our Spanish official veterinarian, plus the CITES documentation for the species in question. The bird travels by air cargo from Valencia to Dublin Airport.

For CITES Appendix I species, the process involves EU CITES intra-community movement requirements, which we handle in full.

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Related Questions

Which Irish airports do you deliver to?

We deliver by air cargo to Dublin Airport (DUB) as standard. For other locations in Ireland, collection from Dublin is required, or we can discuss alternative arrangements depending on your location.

Are CITES rules different in Ireland vs the UK?

Yes. Ireland, as an EU member, benefits from EU internal market rules for intra-EU movement of CITES-listed animals. The UK, post-Brexit, requires separate UK CITES import permits for Appendix I species. The Irish process is generally simpler and faster.

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