A step-by-step checklist covering vaccines, paperwork, flights, and arrival — so nothing gets missed.
A curated list of pet relocation companies that handle moves to the United States.
Understand typical costs involved in shipping a pet internationally, broken down by category.
CDC rules, USDA certificates, vaccination records — all official requirements in plain language.
Which dog and cat breeds face import bans or special rules entering the US.
When you need one, how to get it USDA-endorsed, and the 10-day window rule.
Current CDC requirements for dogs entering the US from any country.
Rabies vaccines, titer tests, timing windows, and country-specific rules.
Golden Retriever · London → New York
Persian Cat · Singapore → LA
Persian Cat · Singapore → LA
Most moves take 2–12 weeks depending on the origin country, pet species, vaccines, paperwork, airline availability, and destination rules.
Typical costs may include vet preparation, vaccines, microchipping, health certificates, airline cargo fees, customs fees, crates, and relocation service fees.
No. Requirements vary by origin country, destination country, species, vaccine status, and current import rules.
In-cabin travel is only available for small pets on certain routes. Many international long-haul flights require pets as checked baggage or manifest cargo.
Common documents include vaccine records, microchip details, rabies certificates, health certificates, and sometimes import permits or titer test results.
Quarantine depends on the route, species, vaccine status, paperwork, and whether all timing rules are met.
