Bringing a Dog or Cat to Australia from the USA
Australia classes the mainland United States as a Group 3 country: rabies is present but well controlled.
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Australia classes the mainland United States as a Group 3 country: rabies is present but well controlled.
Read the guideJapan's pet import procedure is strict but predictable.
Read the guideNew Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) places the United States in Category 3: countries where rabies is absent or well controlled.
Read the guideHawaii is rabies-free and applies strict import rules to every dog and cat, including puppies and kittens.
Read the guideMoving a pet from the US to Singapore takes time and a strict order of steps.
Read the guidePet imports into Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the rest of the United Arab Emirates go through the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE).
Read the guideBringing a dog or cat from the United States to the UK needs no rabies blood test.
Read the guideTaking a dog or cat from the United States to a European Union country comes down to one document: the EU animal health certificate for non-commercial movements, completed by a...
Read the guideFor Australia's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), the United Kingdom is a Group 3 country.
Read the guideThe United Kingdom is a Category 3 country for New Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).
Read the guideMoving to Japan with a pet from the UK takes planning, but little guesswork.
Read the guideIf you are relocating from the UK to Dubai, Abu Dhabi or another emirate, the rules work in your favor.
Read the guideIf you are relocating from the UK, you start with an advantage.
Read the guideIf you live in Great Britain and are moving to an EU country with your dog or cat, your pet travels on an Animal Health Certificate, usually called an AHC.
Read the guideCanada is a Group 3 country for Australia.
Read the guideCanadian owners follow Japan's non-designated region rules: microchip, two rabies vaccines, a titer test, a 180-day wait and an advance notification.
Read the guideCanada is on the European Union's list of approved countries for pet travel, so the move to an EU country needs no blood test.
Read the guideCanada is a listed country for Great Britain, so a dog or cat that meets the rules enters without a blood test.
Read the guideAustralia is a listed country for Great Britain, so no rabies blood test is needed.
Read the guideMoving from Australia to an EU country with a dog or cat means meeting two sets of rules: the European Union's entry conditions and the export process of the Department of...
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