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Overview

The Trophy Dealer Licence is required by individuals who want to sell or deal in wildlife trophies (animal products). It is utilised by the Department of Wildlife and National Parks to monitor wildlife “trophy selling” activities within Botswana. All “Sellers” or “Dealers” are expected to show this Licence upon request. This Licence is valid for a period of 1 year, it is renewable and not transferable.

Who is eligible?

Citizens and non-citizens who are 18 years of age and above.

How do I get this service?
  1. Complete and Submit the Trophy Dealer’s Licence Form with supporting documentation in person or by post.
  2. Notification of inspection of the premises within which trophies are sold/held will be communicated by telephone or surface mail.
  3. A license will be issued following approval of the premises and payment of fees.
What supporting documents are required?
  • Citizens - Certified copy of National Identity Card (Omang)
  • Non-Citizens - Certified copy of Passport  
  • Certified copy of land ownership certificate or letter of consent from landlord (if land is leased) or Title Deed
How long will this service take?

Eight  (8) working days.

Where can I get more information on this Service

Department of Wildlife and National Parks

Plot 50380 Moedi House, Fairgrounds

Gaborone

Botswana

Tel. (+267) 3971405

Fax. (+267) 3180775

Email: dwnp [at] gov.bw (dwnp[at]gov[dot]bw)

Opening Hours: 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except on Public Holidays.

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