KLIA Quarantine Regulations

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The staffs at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) work to protect Malaysia's important agriculture and horticulture industries. A range of checks are processes are used to detect pests and diseases.

Plant Quarantine - Requirement Prior To Departure From Country of Origin

Visitors intending to bring plants, planting material (eg; seeds, cutting), and plant produce (eg: fruits, vegetables), rooting media (eg: peatmoss) or micro-organism; must obtain an Import Permit from Department of Agriculture, Peninsular Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.

The consignment must fulfil the requirements in the Import Permit and certified by a valid Phytosanitary Certificate issued by the Plant Protection Organisation in the country of origin. The consignment must be accompanied by both documents mentioned above. All equipment or personal belonging must be cleared and free from soil.

REQUIREMENT UPON ARRIVAL

Aircraft

Aircraft arriving from American Tropic regions and Africa namely MH202; MH204 are required to park at Gate C12 or C32 where there is an "Air Tunnel" facility.

Visitors

Visitors will be required to step on floor mat (damped with "Dettol" solution at 0.5% concentration) near aircraft entrance door. Visitors will then pass through an "Air Tunnel" and later proceed to the Aerotrain which ferries visitors to arrival hall at Main Terminal Building (MTB).

►Incoming International Passengers and Flight Crews Screened for Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Baggage

Visitors are required to declare to the Plant Quarantine Inspectors if they come from South and Central America or Africa or if they bring in plants, planting materials, plant produce, rooting media and micro-organism.

All visitors from South and Central America and Central Africa are required to report to the Plant Quarantine Office.

Issuance of Import Permits

Application - Applications should be made on form PQ8 obtainable from any Plant Quarantine Office. Permits will be issued within one week upon receipt if application fulfils all requirements. A copy of the Import Permit (IP) shall be submitted to the exporting country for treatment and quarantine purposes as stated in the Import Permit (IP).

Submit your application to:

The Director
Plant Biosecurity Division / Bahagian Biosekuriti Tumbuhan
Jabatan Pertanian
Jalan Gallagher
Taman Duta
50480 Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia

Tel: +603 2697 2077 / 3077

A processing fee of RM15.00 is charged per permit.

 

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