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South African visitors who come to Namibia and who plan to take fish home are advised to apply for a permit at least two weeks in advance.
Please go to
Application for a permit
for more information
or enquire at the following contact details:
Province: Western Cape
City/town: Cape Town
Tel: 021 402 3911
Fax: 021 402 3367
Heidie
Coetzee:
Hcoetzee@deat.gov.za
Physical address: 2nd Floor, Marine and Coastal Management,
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Foretrust
Building, Martinhamerschlag Road, Foreshore, Cape Town, 8000
Postal address: Private Bag X28012, Roggebaai, Cape Town,
8012
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ANGLING PERMITS ANGLING REGULATIONS S.A. IMPORT PERMIT
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Private Bag X2, Roggebaai, 8012, Tel: (021) 402 3911
“27 (1) “No person shall, except on the authority of a
permit -
(e)
import any fish or any part or product thereof””
“20. (1) No person shall sell, barter or trade any
fish caught through recreational fishing.
(2) No recreational fishing permit shall be transferable.”
In terms of the Marine Living Resources Act, Act no. 18 of
1998 and the regulations promulgated thereunder.
REQUIREMENTS
FOR A RECREATIONAL IMPORT PERMIT
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Only an
original, completed, signed and dated application form.
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Certified true
copy(ies) of an original identity document.
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Copies of
supporting documents must be certified as true, where
failure to do so will result in the permit being delayed
and / or not issued.
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No faxes, copies
and e-mails will be accepted.
GENERAL
INFORMATION
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Fees are subject
to annual review / determination by the Minister of
Environmental Affairs & Tourism or delegated authority,
jointly with the Minister of Finance,
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The application
process may take 7 working days or more subject to
proper lodging of the application.
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No permit is
required for bait. However, please ensure that you
have in your possession either a recreational bait
permit (only the daily bag limit can be transported) or
a cash slip for bait purchased.
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Application
forms are available at the Customer Service Centre (see
address below) or alternatively visit the Departments
website
http://www.mcm-deat.gov.za
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Physical
address:
Department of
Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Branch: Marine and
Coastal Management, Customer Service Centre, Ground
Floor, Foretrust Building, Martin Hammerschlagt Way,
Foreshore, 8001.
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Postal
address:
Department of
Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Branch: Marine and
Coastal management, Customer Service Centre, Private Bag
X2, Roggebaai, 8012
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Telephonic
queries
with reference to the above requirements may be directed
to the Customer Service Centre at the following
telephone number.: 086 111 2468
On receipt of the
application form, the Customer Service Centre will contact
the applicant with a deposit reference number before payment
is made. (Cheque/s must be made payable to the Marine Living
Resources Fund (MLRF).
The bank deposit
slip (proof of payment) reflecting payment of R135.00 per
applicant must be faxed to 021-402 3362 before the permits/s
can be processed.
Banking details:
Bank: FNB
Branch: Corporate Account Service
Cape Town
Branch code: 204109
Account: Current
Account No. 62123256382
Account Name: Marine Living Resources Fund
For a Deposit Ref
No. The Department will contact the applicant after
application is lodge
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