Country entry rules

Pets enter on approved routes with a GB health certificate. Dogs also need a tapeworm treatment.

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Pets need an EU health certificate. A few countries also require tapeworm treatment for dogs.

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Mostly about proof of rabies vaccination, signed by a licensed vet.

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One of the strictest. Plan at least 6 months ahead: permit, blood test and a quarantine stay.

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Every cat and dog needs a permit. Some origins also need a rabies blood test.

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Two rabies shots, a blood test, a 180-day wait and advance notice at least 40 days before arrival.

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You need an import licence. Quarantine depends on where you fly from.

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A special permit is required. Your origin country decides if quarantine applies.

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Import permit, vaccinations, and some breeds are not allowed.

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Pets are inspected on arrival. Bring a vet health letter.

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Rules match the EU. Declare your pet at customs if arriving from outside the EU.

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Vet import permit and a rabies blood test.

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Import permit, health certificate and an IATA crate. Only cats and dogs are allowed.

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Health certificate endorsed in the home country plus rabies proof. SENASA checks pets on arrival.

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Vet health certificate and rabies proof. Some arrivals also need a SENASAG permit.

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International health certificate (CVI) and rabies shot for pets over 3 months.

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Health certificate endorsed in the home country, rabies proof and parasite treatment. Food and treats are restricted.

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Health certificate and rabies proof. ICA inspects pets at the airport on arrival.

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Endorsed health certificate and rabies proof. Pets cannot be taken to the Galápagos Islands.

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Import permit and vet health certificate needed before travel.

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Endorsed vet health certificate and rabies proof.

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Endorsed health certificate and rabies proof. SENASA inspects pets on arrival.

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Import permit from the Ministry of Agriculture and a vet health certificate.

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Endorsed health certificate and rabies proof.

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BAHA import permit plus a vet health certificate.

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Endorsed health certificate and rabies proof (dogs also need distemper and other core shots).

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Vet health certificate and rabies proof.

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Vet health certificate and rabies proof, checked on arrival.

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Vet health certificate and rabies proof.

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Vet health certificate and rabies proof, checked by IPSA on arrival.

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Endorsed health certificate and rabies proof. Some pets may be placed in home quarantine.

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Follows U.S. rules: dogs need a CDC Dog Import Form and must look healthy; extra rules for high-risk rabies countries.

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Import permit, rabies proof and a health certificate. Pets from some countries also need a rabies blood test.

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Import permit plus a vet health certificate issued within 48 hours of arrival.

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