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A microchip is required for bringing a pet into QA. Make sure it's implanted before your pet's rabies vaccination, as many countries won't accept the vaccine otherwise.
A current rabies vaccination is mandatory for entering QA with a pet. Plan ahead — there may be a waiting period after vaccination before travel is allowed.
You'll need an official health certificate from a licensed veterinarian to bring your pet to QA. Schedule your vet appointment close to your departure date, as these certificates have a limited validity window.
QA requires a rabies titer test (FAVN blood test) proving your pet has adequate antibody levels. This can involve a significant waiting period, so start early.
QA enforces a quarantine period for arriving pets. Factor this into your travel plans and budget, as it affects both your pet's comfort and your logistics.
An import permit must be obtained in advance from QA's authorities before your pet can enter. Processing can take several weeks, so apply early.
QA restricts or bans certain dog breeds. If you own a breed commonly classified as dangerous, verify the rules before traveling.