New regulations regarding parrot ownership in 2024 stipulate that, while budgerigars (parakeets), lovebirds, and cockatiels can be kept as pets without special permits, keeping other larger parrot species requires obtaining a license. However, even if you own a large number of the allowed species, there is a risk of investigation, especially regarding transportation and sale. To legally own parrots, you must first obtain a "Wildlife Domestication and Breeding License". Currently, there is an increasing trend in pet parrot ownership. While owning common species like budgerigars, lovebirds, and cockatiels is generally permissible for personal enjoyment, owning any other parrot species mandates obtaining the necessary permits. It’s crucial to know that even if you keep a large number of the aforementioned three species, this can also lead to investigation, if you’re involved in the sale and transport of the birds. If you plan to own larger parrot species, you’ll need a "Wil...
