Viola spp seed
| Criteria | Criteria Required? |
|---|---|
| Import Permit | No |
| Phytosanitary Certificate | Refer below |
| Additional Declaration/Endorsement | No |
| Protocol Market | No |
Seeds listed can be exported with or without a phytosanitary certificate.
Option 1: Seed with a phytosanitary certificate
For consignments certified in Australia and issued with a phytosanitary certificate:
- inspected in accordance with official procedure and found free of visually detectable New Zealand's regulated pests, and confirms to New Zealand's import requirements.
Option 2: Seed without a phytosanitary certificate
On arrival in New Zealand the consignment or samples, drawn in accordance with approved sampling rules, are to be inspected by an inspector at the importer's expense.
Note: The import conditions are applicable only to seeds for sowing listed in the Plant Biosecurity Index as "Basic" and no import conditions are available under the Import Health Standards: 155.02.05 Import of Seeds for Sowing.
The import conditions are applicable to:
| Viola adunca | Viola aetolica | Viola albanica | Viola arborescens | Viola arvensis |
| Viola biflora | Viola calcarata | Viola canadensis | Viola confusa | Viola cornuta |
| Viola corsica | Viola cunninghamii | Viola dissecta | Viola dubyana | Viola eizanensis |
| Viola elatior | Viola filicaulis | Viola gracilis | Viola grisebachiana | Viola hederacea |
| Viola hortensis | Viola hybrida | Viola japonica | Viola jooi | Viola koraiensis |
| Viola labradorica | Viola lanceolata | Viola lyallii | Viola nuttallii | Viola obliqua |
| Viola odorata | Viola pedata | Viola pedatifida | Viola pinnata | Viola riviniana |
| Viola rupestris | Viola selkirkii | Viola septentrionalis | Viola sororia | Viola stuartii |
| Viola tricolor | Viola williamsiana | Viola williamsii | Viola x hortensis | Viola x hybrida |
| Viola x stuartii | Viola x williamsiana | Viola x williamsii | Viola x wittrockiana | Viola yedoensis |
Note: New Zealand requires complete scientific name (genus and species) on the phytosanitary certificate. The exporter must specify the complete scientific name (genus and species) when raising a RFP