We ship feathers all over the world but depending on what country you live in, you may or may not be required to have a USDA Veterinary Health Certificate for customs clearance. If a health certificate is required, there is a $100 acquisition fee for this document. 

Additionally, U.S. Fish & Wildlife maintains what they call a ‘Domesticated Species List’. For exports of anything not on the domesticated species list, a USFW Export Declaration Document will also be required. The cost to acquire this document is $175.00.

If either of these permits must be purchased to ship feathers to your country, we will pass these fees on to you. Contact us if you need further information.

These feathers DO NOT Require a USFW Export Declaration:

Ducks
Geese
Chickens / Cocques / Roosters
Turkeys
Guinea Fowl

ALL OTHER TYPES OF FEATHERS SUCH AS PHEASANT AND OSTRICH REQUIRE AN EXPORT DECLARATION.

Peacock feathers cannot be exported AT ALL.

The following countries and their territories are fairly simple to ship to because they DO NOT require a USDA Certificate of Health for customs clearance.

Australia
Austria
Bahamas
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Jamaica
Kenya
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom

Feathers of ANY KIND Cannot Be Exported to These Countries:

New Zealand

All Other Countries:

Just about every other country will require a health certificate. If we have shipped to your country before, a health certificate should only take about one week for us to acquire. If we haven’t shipped to your country before, we will need to get some information from your ministry of agriculture/animal health which could take some time, typically about 3-4 weeks. 

Import Permits May Also be Required On Your End.

In addition to a health certificate, you may also be required to obtain an Import Permit before you can have your shipment cleared.

It is your responsibility to find out how to obtain an import permit and whether or not one will be required.