Saturday, 23 August 2014
Importing Pets into Singapore
If you are planning to relocate to Singapore and you happen to own a pet, you need to know all the necessary information regarding importing of pets. Here is a guide on all the formalities.
1) Microchip: A small chip needs to be injected into your dog’s skin. The microchip stores the dog’s date of birth, its breed, name, color and also the owner’s details.
2) Booking a flight: The next step is to book a flight from your country to Singapore. Inform them about the pet as well.
3) Import license: The import and export of animals is regulated by Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore. You must obtain an import license from AVA within 30 days of your flight.
4) Health Certificate: A health certificate, deeming the pet fit and free of any disease, must be obtained from a veterinary. The certificate must not be older than 7 days prior to the departure. A parasite check must also be done 10 days prior to the date.
5) Rabies Test: AVA has divided the countries into categories of A, B, C and D. The list can be checked on the AVA website. If your pet belongs to the Category B, C and D, they must undergo a Rabies Serology test. The pets must also have been vaccinated for rabies within the time period of 6 months to 1 year from the departure date.
6) Quarantine: The quarantine requirement in Singapore for dogs importation is that if you pet belongs to Category C or D; they must be put in the Sembawang Animal Quarantine Station for 30 days.
7) Within the 30 days quarantine period, you must obtain a pet license from Singapore.
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Article Source : moving to singapore with dogs
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thank you for your interesting infomation.
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