Can I bring pets when I immigrate to Singapore?

In life, owners and pets can live in harmony and friendship, and their feelings gradually sublimate into family ties. Pets are not only owners' companions, but also tools to eliminate loneliness, loneliness and depression. It is already a relative of its owner, bringing relaxation and fun to its life. The owner's love and care for pets is not limited to the trivial matters of daily life. When the owner goes abroad to work or travel, he will also bring his beloved pet.

But unlike humans, there are many requirements and regulations for pets to go abroad to Singapore. Let me sort out the requirements and regulations for pets to enter Singapore, hoping to help those who want to bring their dogs to Singapore in need.

Proof required for pets to enter Singapore

1. health certificate

Only a health certificate issued within 48 hours before departure is valid. The certificate issued by the veterinarian shows that the pet has not suffered from any infectious diseases, bacterial diseases and rabies (the veterinarian must be an agent recognized by the relevant department responsible for issuing the exit certificate). If you feel that it is troublesome to do it yourself, you can consult petimmigrant.

2. Rabies vaccination certificate

What I want to mention here is that pets who have lived in countries where rabies has been eradicated (such as Britain, Ireland, Australia and other countries) for six months and then entered other countries do not need this certificate. However, out of love for pets, and at the destination, let the customs confirm that pets meet the quarantine requirements, or let pets get rabies vaccine.

3. Exit certificate

Obtain a valid exit certificate from the relevant department of the country where the pet is registered. The certificate should indicate that there has been no epidemic of infectious diseases in the pet's residence in the past two years. According to the law, infectious diseases should be reported to the relevant state departments. The exit certificate is issued by the competent department of the country where it is located. If you meet the requirements, the certificate will be stamped with the seal of approval as soon as you set foot in the country where you want to live abroad.