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Destinations

Where your pet is going decides everything else

Requirements, waiting periods and airline rules are set by the destination, not by us. Pick the country below to see what your pet actually needs, how long it really takes, and where owners most often lose time.

100+

Destinations served

180 days

Longest fixed wait

Since 2018

Process started

The destination guides we have completed so far. We relocate pets to more than a hundred destinations — if yours is not listed, ask us and we will confirm its requirements, the waiting periods and the cost.

Asia

Philippines

Bringing a dog or cat into the Philippines: the SPS clearance, the microchip, the vaccinations and deworming records your pet needs, and the release formalities at the port.

Typical lead time
Less than one month, requirements complete
Import permit
SPS Clearance, approved before the flight
Rabies titer test
Not required for dogs or cats
Microchip
Required
See requirements
North America

United States

The busiest route on our desk: Manila to Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Guam and beyond, by cabin, checked baggage or manifested cargo when the airline and destination rules allow.

Typical lead time
about 2 months for dogs, about 1 month for cats
Rabies titer test (dogs)
Needed for dogs to avoid the 28-day quarantine
Rabies titer test (cats)
Not required
Microchip
Required for dogs — any chip a universal scanner reads
See requirements
North America

Canada

Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Montreal — a well-travelled route for us, including cats and dogs with complete export documentation.

Typical lead time
Less than one month for dogs and cats, requirements complete
Rabies titer test
Not required for dogs or cats
Import permit
Not required for pets
Rabies vaccination
Required for dogs
See requirements
Europe

United Kingdom

The route that punishes rushed planning: a rabies titer test starts a waiting period that no airline, clinic or agent can shorten.

Typical lead time
4 months minimum — less if already tested
Rabies titer test
Required (≥0.5 IU/ml)
Waiting period
3 months from blood sample
Tapeworm treatment
Dogs, 24–120 hours before arrival
See requirements
Europe

European Union

Italy, Spain, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the rest of the EU — titer-tested routes with a three-month waiting period.

Typical lead time
4 months minimum — less if already tested
Rabies titer test
Required (≥0.5 IU/ml)
Waiting period
3 months from blood sample
Entry point
Designated travellers' point of entry
See requirements
Asia

Japan

Japan enforces one of the strictest pet import regimes in the world, with a 180-day waiting period measured from the blood test.

Typical lead time
six to seven months
Rabies titer test
Required (≥0.5 IU/ml)
Waiting period
180 days from blood sample
Advance notice
40 days before arrival
See requirements
Asia

Singapore

Strict, orderly and heavily documented — the AVS licensing process rewards owners who start early.

Typical lead time
about 4 months
Import license
Required from AVS
Rabies titer test
Required — blood drawn 28 days after vaccination
Quarantine
Minimum 30 days at the Animal Quarantine Centre
See requirements
Middle East

United Arab Emirates

Dubai and Abu Dhabi routes for families and professionals, built around a MOCCAE import permit and a recently issued health certificate.

Typical lead time
as fast as two months
Import permit
Required from MOCCAE
Rabies titer test
Required (0.5 IU/ml or above)
Health certificate
Endorsed, issued close to travel
See requirements
Middle East

Qatar

Moving a dog or cat from the Philippines to Qatar: the rabies titer test and the three-month wait that set the date, the import permit that has to be approved before the flight is booked, and the Qatar ID the permit is issued against.

Typical lead time
About 4 months
Rabies titer test
Required for dogs and cats, unless a returning resident
Waiting period
3 months from the titer sample to the flight
Import permit
Issued against a valid Qatar ID
See requirements

Requirements reviewed October 2026.

Arrivals

Bringing a pet to the Philippines

The other direction: the BAI import clearance, the documents the origin country issues, the airport inspection and the 30-day home quarantine — with the same relocation plan.

See requirements
A destination we have not listed?

We relocate to more than a hundred destinations, including routes with no public guide

Switzerland, Norway, Ireland, New Zealand, Guam, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia — each has its own paperwork. Tell us the route and we will confirm the current rule set, the waiting periods and the cost for your pet.

How the work is sequenced

Destination first, calendar second, flights last

We build the timeline backwards from the destination's waiting period, so the flight is booked when the pet is legally ready — not before.

Ready to start?

Send us your pet's origin, destination and travel date. A team of specialists reviews it and replies with the documents, a relocation plan and an itemized quote.

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