Cats and dogs entering Chile must comply with the following:
- The pet has undergone, within 15 days of traveling, a clinical examination where it is established that the pet is free from communicable diseases.
- The pet has been vaccinated against rabies between 1 and 12 months preceding embarkation to Chile.
- The pet has undergone both an internal and external anti parasites treatment.
- At the time of embarkation, the pet does not present any signs of communicable diseases.
The pet must arrive with the Chile veterinary certificate issued by a veterinarian accrediting the following:
- Compliance with the sanitary requirements set out above.
- Name, race and age of the pet
- It should indicate also the consignee's name as well as the transportation means used to arrive into Chile.
- A reference to the date of the anti rabies vaccination, indicating the serial number of the vaccine as well as the number of the certificate of quality control.
The certificate must bear the name, signature and license number of the veterinarian.
If the pet is traveling from the United States the certificate should be stamped by the State USDA office.
The Chile Veterinary Certificate and Instructions for taking a pet to Chile are available online at: http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
For additional information: http://www.sag.cl
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Animals traveling Internationally should have a microchip.
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