1. CLEAR PASSPORT COPY OF THE PET OWNER

VALID RESIDENCY VISA
IMPORT PERMIT

ORIGINAL VACCINATION BOOK WITH DATE OF MICROCHIP INSERT AND ALL VACCINATIONS
FIT TO TRAVEL CERTIFICATE OR GOOD HEALTH CERTIFICATE
INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CERTIFICATE

The Vaccination book should state clearly the date of insertion of microchip or tattoo number and details of the vaccinations. Please note that it is imperative that the Microchip should have been inserted prior to the last vaccination for rabies.

Dogs

• Rabies
• Canine Distemper Virus (CDV)
• Canine Parvo Virus
• Infectious Canine Hepatitis
• Leptospirosis

Cats

• Rabies
• Feline Pan Leukcopenia (FPV)
• Feline Rhinotrachitics (FHV-1)
• Feline Calicivirus

Note:

The pet must have a Microchip or Tattoo (microchip must be ISO standard, NOT AVID) for identification purposes which must be recorded on your pets vaccination card/book and if required on the Rabies Serum Neturalization Report.

Dogs and cats must be vaccinated for RABIES within the last year or 12 months (if recently administered 21 days should elapse after the rabies vaccination date as a condition for allowing the pet to enter the UAE).

There cannot be a gap in the rabies vaccinations from year to year. (If there is a gap a Rabies Serum Test will be required)

All vaccinations must be current and therefore valid.

There are age restrictions for entries of pets in some countries – generally they should not be younger than four months of age.

A valid health certificate (fit to travel Certificate) from your private veterinarian will be required from the country of origin, confirming vaccinations, that the microchip was in place prior to the last vaccination for rabies and that the pet is in good health generally.

A Certificate for Rabies Serum Neutralization test if applicable.

An International Health Certificate issued by the Ministry Offices of the relevant countries.