Sending goats around the World.

The State of NSW in Australia can supply good quality crossbred, commercial fullblood and  fullblood stud boer goats suitable for export to many countries around the world. There are also Quarantine Centres in NSW experienced at exporting goats.

Enquiries for goats for export are very welcome.

You can enquire about exporting goats with any breeders listed on this website, breeders via their individual websites, or Quarantine Centres and Livestock Export Agents.

Read the section below so that you know some costs that might be charged when you export goats from Australia. 

What is involved in exporting goats from Australia?

The purchase price of the goats on farm in only a small portion of the total landed cost of goats into another country. Because some of these costs are fixed whether you import 1 goat or many goats, it is cheaper per goat to put together a larger order, rather than 1 or 2 goats. Other costs that might have to be added to the price of the goats are:

• Blood tests and Veterinary inspections of the animals on farm.
• Checking the health status of the farm from which the animals came.
• Transport of the goats to a quarantine centre.
• Cost of an export Agent.  Animals in Australia may only be exported with the services of an Export Agent to complete the large amount of paperwork required.
• Quarantine costs
• Blood tests and veterinary inspections in Quarantine.
• Government Inspections charges for Quarantined animals
• Special crates to be constructed or hired for air or sea travel.
• Transport of the goats from the quarantine centre to the departure point.
• Freight costs by air or sea between Australia and the country they are going to.
• Government and Veterinary Inspections prior to embarking.
• Inspections on arrival in the new country.
• Transport to the quarantine centre in the new country. 
• Blood test and more inspections in Quarantine.
• Government charges.
• Taxes. 
• Transport of goats from Quarantine to their new homes.