Before deciding to bring dogs or cats into Singapore, you should consider the animal's age, medical conditions and the potential stress on the animal during travel. To use our Pet Import Requirement Calculator, please click here. You should also purchase a proper animal container and make the necessary transportation arrangements with the airlines. See the International Air Transport Association website for guidelines on suitable containers. The diagram below summarises the import requirements and procedures for bringing dogs or cats into Singapore. The subsequent sections will provide detailed instructions for each step. Breeds of dogs not allowed in Singapore Breeds of cats not allowed in Singapore American Pit Bull Terrier (also known as American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier) Crosses between them and other breeds Perro De Presa Canario Crosses of any of the above breeds 1st to 4th generation Bengal or Savannah cat crosses.* *Before you import, you are required to produce documentary proof that your:

Housing Development Board (HDB) Residential Flat (Number of dog/cat allowed per residential unit) (Number of dog/cat allowed per residential unit) Approved Small Breed Dog 1 (Out of the 3 dogs, a maximum of 1 scheduled dog is allowed.) *Check with your residential management for specific rules for keeping cats. See Breeds of Dogs Allowed in HDB flats AVA categorises countries according to their rabies risk status. Dogs and cats from each category are subject to different Veterinary Conditions. As the categorisation of countries is subject to change, please check AVA's website closer to your date of import for the most current classification. Countries free from rabies Countries with negligible risk of rabies Countries with controlled risk or low incidence of rabies Countries with undetermined risk of rabies USA (Guam and Hawaii only) United States of America (except Guam and Hawaii) All countries not listed in Categories A, B and C

Different sets of Veterinary Conditions apply to dogs and cats under each of the 4 country categories. Veterinary Conditions include requirements on vaccinations, blood tests, parasite treatment, etc., some of which carry specific timeframes. Vacuum Cleaner PrestonDo read the conditions carefully.Used Book Store In Newtown Pa Dogs and cats from countries under Categories C or D are required to be quarantined at the Sembawang Animal Quarantine Station (SAQS) upon their arrival in Singapore.Asos River Island Lace Prom Dress Please see Animal Quarantine & AVA's Border Control Checkpoints for more information on animal quarantine. Dogs and cats from Categories A or B are not required to undergo quarantine, provided all veterinary conditions are met and the animals are clinically healthy on arrival.

Those under Category C are required to be quarantined for a minimum of 10 days (Category C1) or 30 days (Category C2). Those under Category D are required to be quarantined for a minimum of 30 days. More details on the vaccination conditions can be found in the relevant veterinary conditions documents listed in step 4. Please reserve your quarantine space at least 3 months before your dog/cat's anticipated arrival into Singapore through our Quarantine Management System. From 1 January 2016, please obtain a dog licence before applying for an AVA Import Licence. Apply for an import licence via the LicenceOne (AVA e-Licensing) website. For a step-by-step guide to apply an import licence, please click here. The licence is valid for 30 days from date of issue. Please note that you will need to log in to the LicenceOne (AVA e-Licensing) website and locate the specific import licensing service. Licence to Import/Export/Transship Animals, Birds, Eggs and Biologics (Commercial)

S$87 (normal service, issuance within 2 working days of submission of complete documents) S$174 (express service, issuance within 1 working day of submission of complete documents) Valid for 30 days from date of issuance Licence to Import/Export/Transship Animals, Birds, Eggs and Biologics (Personal) S$50 (normal service, issuance within 2 working days of submission of complete documents) S$100 (express service, issuance within 1 working day of submission of complete documents) If you are bringing in mixed or cross breed dogs, attach a coloured photo of your dog to your online application, showing the dog’s face and body, so that AVA can verify that it is not a prohibited breed. Singapore Customs requires all pet owners bringing their pets into Singapore to apply for a customs permit via TradeNet for checkpoint clearance. For enquiries on the customs permit, please contact Singapore Customs officers at: AVA requires a Veterinary Health Certificate certifying that your dog or cat meets the Veterinary Conditions and is healthy and free from any contagious or infectious disease prior to import.

How to obtain the Veterinary Health Certificate Download and print out the Veterinary Certificate template attached in the relevant AVA Veterinary Conditions (see Step 4 above). Have your private veterinarian complete the Veterinary Health Certificate. Have the completed Veterinary Health Certificate endorsed by the official government veterinarian of your dog's or cat's country of export. Make an appointment for your pet’s inspection by submitting an online booking request via AVA’s Intelligent Food Approval & Safety Tracking System (iFAST). Submit your request at least 5 days before arrival. Pets arriving for inspections without any prior appointment will be subject to an $80.00 inspection fee. Please be informed that all pets arrival at Tuas Checkpoint can only be on Mondays – Saturdays between 8 to 10 am. Rabies antibody level blood test (template found in Veterinary Conditions for category A and B) Show Entry Open For Online Registration Now!

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