| The pet must have a microchip. The recommended
chip is the 15 digit non-encrypted microchip that
meets ISO standards 11784/11785.
The dog or cat must have resided continuously in the USA or another country with a low incidence of rabies
for 6 months immediately presiding the date of travel to Aruba, or have been born and lived in the country of birth
continuously until the date of travel to Aruba, or you must obtain a written exemption from the above by the Head of the Veterinary Service of Aruba.
Pets may not enter from the countries of Southern and Central America, Cuba, Haiti, Africa, the
Dominican Republic or any other country with a high incidence of rabies.
A licensed veterinarian must complete the veterinary health certificate not more
than 2 weeks prior to travel to Aruba. If the pet is traveling from the USA then USDA State
Veterinarian certification is required.
The pet must be vaccinated for rabies at least 30 days prior to travel to Aruba and not more than 12 months prior to travel.
The veterinarian should complete this form providing all of the information requested. The veterinarian is certifying that that the pet is healthy, free of parasites and that there is no evidence of diseases communicable to humans.
You may order the veterinary certificate and instructions for taking your pet to Aruba online from Pet Travel Store.
Order online at: http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
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