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Comprehensive Guide to Collecting and Export Permits in Venezuela

Learn about procedures for obtaining collecting and export permits in Venezuela, including forms and timelines. Contact ONDB for approvals and renewals. Required documents include project proposal, CVs, institution letters, and more. Follow specific guidelines for land vertebrates, marine life, plants, and genetic materials. Navigate the complex process with expert guidance.

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Comprehensive Guide to Collecting and Export Permits in Venezuela

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  1. Collecting and export permits in Venezuela Oficina Nacional de Diversidad Biológica (ONDB) Contact person at ONDB: Marilyn Castillo Phones: 58-212-4087777 and 4084757 http://www.minamb.gob.ve/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&layout=blog&id=6&Itemid=49

  2. Procedures: Ministerio del Poder Popular para el Ambiente Viceministerio de Ordenación y Administración Ambiental -Oficina de Permisiones -Forms on-line in pdf files Approved (or not) by Oficina Nacional de Diversidad Biológica (ONDB) If land vertebrates are involved: “Hunting” permit for scientific purposes. If aquatic/marine vertebrates (fish): “Fishing” permit for scientific purposes If marine invertebrates: “Capture” permit for scientific purposes If plants: Botanical permits

  3. Procedures: If in national park: INPARQUES If near populated centers: permit from Consejo Comunal Timeline: at least 6 months, usually 2 years. Permits issued for 1 year maximum. Export: additional forms Renewal: previous report required

  4. Procedures: • Fill forms (includes desription of which species and how many of each will be collected along with their “uses”*). In case of inventories, species name are not requiered but families are. • Project (in Spanish) • CVs of researchers and IDs • Institution letter (approving project) • If access to genetic material: Permiso de Acceso a Recursos Genéticos plus sign contract with the MPPA • Pay fees • If export: • MOU (Convenio) between Venezuelan and foreign institution • Letters of approval of project by both institutions • Letter of approval by Fonacit • *Uses: live specimen, eggs, skin, bones, blood, organs, foreign agents such as parasites, etc….

  5. In summary: (if all permits involved) • Access to genetic resources (1-2 years) • National park (1 year) • -Collecting: 6 months to 1 year • -Export: ????

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